San Francisco — Marina District
1912 Lombard St
San Francisco, CA 94123
Contrast therapy · 1912 Lombard Street
Private Sauna & Cold Plunge in the Marina
A focused private contrast session for San Francisco’s Marina, Cow Hollow, and north side.
45-minute private suiteSession format
San Francisco — Marina DistrictCorrect location
1912 Lombard St, San FranciscoBook direct with Reboot
Local Reboot experience
A complete contrast circuit on Lombard Street.
Reboot Marina is built around a focused private contrast experience: sauna, cold plunge, and shower in a room reserved for your appointment. It gives you the intensity of heat and cold without the social pressure or fixed pacing of a communal bathhouse.
The location at 1912 Lombard Street is convenient for the Marina, Cow Hollow, Russian Hill, Pacific Heights, and the Presidio. Its service menu includes contrast therapy, Cryo T-Shock, and compression. Marina does not offer float therapy or whole-body cryotherapy.
Inside the session
Control the pace of your heat-and-cold rounds.
Staff will show you how the room works and help you approach the first cycle conservatively. From there, you can alternate between sauna and a brief plunge, using the time between rounds to slow your breathing and decide whether another cycle feels right.
Contrast should feel challenging without becoming reckless. Do not hold your breath underwater, and do not measure success by staying in the cold longer than someone else. A shorter exposure you can repeat is more useful than an unnecessarily aggressive first visit.
A Marina routine
Recovery that fits before dinner, after training, or between meetings.
The Marina location’s narrower service menu makes it especially straightforward: arrive, complete your private circuit, shower, and continue with your day. Guests use the room for an energizing morning, a post-training reset, or a deliberate transition out of a demanding week.
Use the Marina-specific booking link so the calendar reflects the services available on Lombard Street. For standalone infrared sauna, floating, or whole-body cryotherapy, choose Mission or Rockridge instead.
Come back with a plan
Learn the experience once, then make it yours.
Your first visit is a chance to understand the room, temperature transitions, and the amount of cold that works for you. Future sessions become simpler because you already know how you want to use the 45 minutes.
Reboot offers first-visit paths and memberships for guests who want a recurring contrast practice. Current options live on the pricing page so you can compare them before booking.
Before you book
Plan a smooth Marina visit.
Use the Marina-specific calendar when booking so every time and service shown belongs to 1912 Lombard St. Review your confirmation for the latest preparation instructions, and contact the location before arrival if a health consideration or scheduling question is not addressed there.
Allow enough time to arrive without rushing, especially on a first visit. Live traffic, transit, and parking conditions can change, so open the current Google listing before leaving. Reboot supplies the core amenities for the session; comfortable clothes, normal hydration, and a few unhurried minutes afterward help make the visit feel complete.
Where to book
Visit Reboot Marina.
Frequently asked questions
Plan your first visit.
Does Reboot Marina have a cold plunge?
Yes. The cold plunge is part of Marina’s private contrast therapy suite with sauna and shower.
Can I book only the sauna at Marina?
No. Marina’s sauna is offered as part of the contrast session. Standalone infrared sauna is available at Mission and Rockridge.
Does Marina offer float therapy or whole-body cryotherapy?
No. Book those services at Mission in San Francisco or Rockridge in Oakland.
Is contrast therapy suitable for a first timer?
Yes. Staff provides an orientation and you control the pace. If you have health concerns about heat or cold exposure, consult your healthcare professional before booking.
Ready to Reboot?
Review current first-visit options or reserve your contrast therapy session.