SOULEX Float Spa — Relocation Pending

SOULEX Float Spa is a Washington DC flotation-wellness business founded in 2017. Its official website currently states that the former premises closed in November 2024, the equipment moved to storage and a new location is still being secured. No confirmed reopening address or date was published when this profile was reviewed.

The migrated directory address, “123 Main Street,” was a placeholder and has been removed. The booking link is also withheld because the business is not shown as operating from a confirmed venue. This page remains visible as an award-record dossier and should not be interpreted as proof that appointments are currently available.

At its former location, SOULEX offered individual float pods and a larger open basin for two people. Official historical material described shallow, salt-saturated water, optional swimwear, private float rooms and pre-session waivers. Two former rooms were described as ADA compliant. These details are historical and may not match the future facility.

The official relocation page says unused sessions expiring during the move will be extended through the first 90 days after reopening. It says gift cards and digital vouchers retain monetary value and do not expire. Customers holding credit should preserve receipts and request written confirmation of the balance and future redemption process.

Legacy booking policies required account creation, prepayment and signed waivers. They requested 24 hours’ notice for changes, listed a late-cancellation fee, shortened sessions for arrivals more than 15 minutes late and charged no-shows in full. Products and float packages were described as store-credit only. Reconfirm every policy after reopening.

Float marketing on the site discusses stress, pain, sleep and other wellbeing outcomes. These are provider claims and personal experiences, not guaranteed medical results. People who are pregnant, have open wounds, acute illness, uncontrolled seizures, severe skin irritation or other relevant conditions should obtain appropriate advice and review the future waiver.

Future accessibility cannot be assessed until a location is announced. The new profile will need evidence for entrance access, parking or transit, room dimensions, transfer requirements, accessible shower and toilet facilities, emergency communication and staff assistance.

The migrated photograph depicts a float pod at the former SOULEX premises. Because that venue is closed, the image has been removed from the published profile relation; keeping it as a current hero would misrepresent the operating location. The original file remains preserved in the private archive for provenance and rollback.

No current gallery can be created before a new site exists and publication rights are supplied. After reopening, six exact, rights-cleared photographs should document exterior signage, reception, accessible route, float rooms, shower and safety context. Google, Tripadvisor and social images were not copied.

Information was checked on 14 August 2026. Until SOULEX issues a dated reopening announcement, do not travel to an old address, use an old phone listing or assume that legacy booking inventory represents an available appointment.

Until SOULEX publishes a reopening address and date, this directory page should be read as a historical award record and relocation notice, not a recommendation to travel or prepay. Check the provider’s homepage for a dated reopening announcement.