The studio downstairs: mats and bolsters on a wooden floor, crystal bowls in a row and a wall of backlit quartzite

Lie down and unwind Fifty minutes to switch off.

Sound baths in Parsons Green, Fulham, five minutes from the station. You don't need to know anything or do anything else.

Book a classNew here? Two classes for £45

“The sound baths are some of the very best in London.”

Condé Nast Traveller, 2025

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Most classes are sound baths with crystal bowls and gongs. New to it? A sound bath is the easiest first class.

The practice room, mats laid along both walls under soft cove light

A purpose-built haven of relaxation.

Away from the street, with low warm light and a wall of stone lit from behind. Fourteen mats, each with a bolster, a blanket and an eye mask, laid out before you arrive.

What people say after their first visit

4.9 on Google

  • “I didn't know what to expect from sound healing, but I felt so welcomed in the space. I was given a delicious tea and felt like I could truly switch off. What a hidden gem in Fulham!”

    Kate M. · Google review

  • “My first visit to Sacred Tones was an amazing experience! … I left feeling refreshed and can't wait to come back.”

    Morgan F. · Google review

  • “I've been to a few sound baths across London, but nothing compared to the experience I had at Sacred Tones.”

    Briony C. · Google review

  • “Amazing space just beautiful! A little gem will be a regular here now. Had the most gorgeous soundbath and everyone there SO lovely :)”

    Jess H. · Google review

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Before your first class

More questions? Your first sound bath, answered

What is a sound bath?

A class where you lie on a mat and listen while a practitioner plays gongs, crystal bowls and other instruments. There is no water: you stay in your own clothes. You don't need any experience: you only lie down and listen.

What should I wear and bring?

Whatever you're comfortable lying down in: you don't need gym kit. We have everything else, including mats, bolsters, blankets and eye masks, so there's no need to bring your own yoga mat. There are pegs for coats, cubbies for shoes and lockers for valuables. There are no changing rooms, but you can change in the ground-floor toilet.

What if I fall asleep?

Then you rest. It happens often, and nobody minds.

How does the new client offer work?

If this is your first purchase with us, your first two classes are £45 (two single classes would be £58). It's for one person, and both classes are used within a month of the first. Choose any class on the weekly schedule (workshops aren't included): press Book on a class and choose the New Client 2 Class Pack. That class is booked and the second is ready when you are. Momence, our booking system, asks you to set a password; use it to book your second class.

What if I'm running late?

Please arrive ten minutes before the class starts, so you have time to take off your shoes and coat, have a cup of tea and settle, rather than rushing in. The door closes when the class begins, because a late arrival disturbs everyone already lying down, and nobody can come in after that. If you arrive late, it counts as a no-show: the class is used and isn't refunded. The same goes for workshops.

Is it right for me?

Most people simply lie on a mat and listen. Sound baths aren't recommended in the first trimester of pregnancy. If you have epilepsy, are sensitive to loud sound or have a medical condition you're unsure about, check with your GP before you book, and tell us when you do.

Some classes include hands-on reiki: the practitioner asks at the start if anyone would rather not be touched.

How old do you need to be?

Regular classes are for ages 16 and over. Children's classes and workshops are for ages 6 and over.

Your first two classes

Two classes for £45 £29 £22.50 per class. One person; use both within a month.

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