Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Salt Room Therapy - Salt Session (3 Adults) - 60 Minutes.

Sessions begin with a short orientation, followed by a relaxing 25-minute halotherapy experience in our private cabin. Please wear clean white socks to keep the space tidy; children eight and under attend free. Note who is joining in your booking notes.

Yes for most children — we welcome kids and offer free admission for those eight and under. All children must be supervised by an adult. If your child has asthma, severe respiratory issues, or immune concerns, consult your pediatrician before attending.

Arrive ten minutes early, remove shoes, and bring clean white socks to protect the cabin. Wear comfortable clothing and avoid heavy fragrances or lotions. Please list the names of your three adult attendees in the booking notes for smooth check-in.

Many clients report reduced congestion and improved breathing after halotherapy, as microscopic salt particles can help clear airways. This is complementary care, not a substitute for medical treatment. Consult your physician if you have chronic lung disease or recent respiratory surgery.

The booking block is 60 minutes to allow check‑in, orientation, and time between groups, while the active salt therapy portion lasts approximately 25 minutes. This provides a relaxed pace for three adults to enjoy the halotherapy experience together.

Yes — please include the names of all attendees in the booking notes. Children eight and under are free, so noting ages helps. This allows us to confirm capacity, prepare the cabin, and accommodate any mobility or accessibility requests.