Does Arctic Elevation have a cold plunge?

Yes. Arctic Elevation lists a cold plunge among the facilities on its own published pages, checked Aug 24, 2026. It does not publish a water temperature, so we do not list one — check with the studio if the exact temperature matters to you.

How much does Arctic Elevation cost?

Arctic Elevation publishes a drop-in rate of $50, read from its own pages on Aug 24, 2026. Prices change without notice — the studio's own booking page is the live figure.

What else does Arctic Elevation offer besides the cryotherapy?

Its published facilities in Renton also include infrared sauna, cold plunge, red light therapy and compression therapy, checked Aug 24, 2026. Availability of individual services can vary by session type and time of day.

Arctic Elevation

1133 Lake Washington Blvd N #80, Renton, WA98056

Details last checkedAug 24, 2026

Arctic Elevation is a wellness treatment center in Renton at 1133 Lake Washington Blvd N #80, offering cryotherapy, infrared sauna, and cold plunge as standalone core services alongside red light therapy and compression. On its Washington menu an infrared sauna session is $50, or $30 for a first visit; no cold plunge price is currently published. Each modality is also sold as session packs and monthly unlimited plans.

Its $50 drop-in sits right at the Seattle median of $50, across the 15 studios here that publish one. It does not publish a plunge temperature (5 of the 23 Seattle studios we track do) — worth asking when you book. Not published access puts it with 18 of the 23 studios we track here; the rest run a different model.

Details

Access: Not published; This studio does not state whether its space is private or shared. Worth checking before you book.

What they offer

Cryotherapy: A whole-body chamber cooled with nitrogen or refrigerated air for very short exposures, typically two to three minutes.Cryotherapy in Seattle →
Infrared Sauna: A cabin that heats the body directly with infrared panels, operating cooler than a traditional sauna at roughly 120°F to 150°F.Infrared Sauna in Seattle →
Cold Plunge: A chilled immersion tub, typically held between 38°F and 55°F, used for short cold-exposure sessions.
Red Light Therapy: Panels emitting red and near-infrared wavelengths, used in sessions of roughly ten to twenty minutes.Red Light Therapy in Seattle →
Compression Therapy: Pneumatic boots or sleeves that inflate in sequence along the limbs.Compression Therapy in Seattle →

Hot and cold in one visit: contrast therapy in Seattle →

Pricing

Drop-in: $50

Prices are from Arctic Elevation's Washington regional menu, which covers its Bellevue and Lake Washington (Renton) studios: infrared sauna $50 per session ($30 first visit; 3-pack $100, 6-pack $200, 10-pack $275; unlimited $199/mo on a 3-month commitment), cryotherapy $60 ($30 first visit), red light therapy $85, compression $25. The $35 cold plunge session this listing carried in July 2026 is no longer published.

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Questions about Arctic Elevation

Does Arctic Elevation have a cold plunge?: Yes. Arctic Elevation lists a cold plunge among the facilities on its own published pages, checked Aug 24, 2026. It does not publish a water temperature, so we do not list one — check with the studio if the exact temperature matters to you.
How much does Arctic Elevation cost?: Arctic Elevation publishes a drop-in rate of $50, read from its own pages on Aug 24, 2026. Prices change without notice — the studio's own booking page is the live figure.
What else does Arctic Elevation offer besides the cryotherapy?: Its published facilities in Renton also include infrared sauna, cold plunge, red light therapy and compression therapy, checked Aug 24, 2026. Availability of individual services can vary by session type and time of day.