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ONLYLYON Tourism’s magazine includes Meïso in its address book for taking a break, enjoying a nap and finding time to rest in the city.
Read the article — À la lyonnaisePerspectives on meïsō · Press review
From the first cocoons to the Paris and Lyon oases, journalists and publications have covered Meïso from different perspectives. Explore a selection of reports, profiles and personal accounts published over the years.
A selection, from 2014 to today
ONLYLYON Tourism’s magazine includes Meïso in its address book for taking a break, enjoying a nap and finding time to rest in the city.
Read the article — À la lyonnaiseParis Zigzag explores floating at Meïso and the spaces where visitors can extend their break, across the Paris and Lyon centres.
Read the article — Paris ZigzagFor the opening of Oasis Olympiades, Sortiraparis explores the centre, its individual float tanks and its relaxation spaces.
Read the article — SortiraparisIn her Paris itinerary, Élodie Garamond makes time for a float at Meïso, as part of a day visiting her favourite places.
Read the article — Le FigaroLe Progrès discovers Meïso Lyon through an account of a first float, a few months after the centre opened on rue de Condé.
Read the article — Le ProgrèsAs the Lyon centre opens, CityCrunch recounts a first float and explores the relaxation spaces on rue de Condé.
Read the article — Lyon CityCrunchJournalist Ingrid Pohu recounts her introduction to floating at Meïso’s early Paris centre and the stages of this individual experience.
Read the article — Le ParisienCamille Brunel describes discovering the Meïso cocoon at La Paillasse and reflects on this retreat from everyday life.
Read the article — Usbek & RicaThe programme page introduces a report by Léa Minod at Meïso’s La Paillasse centre, as part of a broader discussion about how we spend our free time.
Read the programme page — France InterDétours shares Bernard Werber’s account of a session at Meïso and introduces the founders.
Read the archive — Détours (Canal+)RTL explains the principle of sensory isolation floating and names Meïso as a place to discover the experience in Paris.
Read the article — RTLTop Santé recounts a session in Meïso’s Paris cocoon through a personal account of discovering floating.
Read the article — Top SantéA look back at Meïso’s early days: Time Out discovers the cocoon at La Paillasse on rue Saint-Denis and recounts a first floating experience.
Read the article — Time Out ParisClaire Richard tries the first Meïso cocoon at La Paillasse, then considers the place of silence and rest in urban life.
Read the archive — Rue89The specialist publication traces the making of Meïso’s first cocoon and the role of 3D printing in creating its moulds, ahead of the opening at La Paillasse.
Read the article — 3DPrint.comAhead of the first Paris location opening, Maddyness features Meïso in its selection of startups to discover and introduces the principle of floating.
Read the article — MaddynessPrint editions, from their publishers
In its spring selection, the magazine features floating at Meïso Lyon among seven ideas for making time for yourself.
View the magazine (PDF) — Ma Santé Auvergne-Rhône-AlpesLeslie Beau explores floating through a personal experience at Meïso. Her report reflects both her curiosity and her apprehension when trying it for the first time.
View the magazine (PDF) — La Vie au SoleilMarie Boulic-Mersch describes her float at Meïso in Paris, from initial unease and guided visualisation to the relaxation she felt afterwards.
View the contents — Psychologie PositiveDavid-Julien Rahmil discovers the Meïso cocoon at La Paillasse. He describes the sensations of his first float and the calm he feels as the experience unfolds.
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