Short answer
In Paris, a group sound bath session generally costs between €35 and €50; a one-to-one or duo format sits more around €90 to €135. At Résonance, at 26 rue de Bassano, the group gong bath starts at €39, everything included, in a small group of seven at most. The passes bring the price down to €30 a session, and the membership pays for itself at two visits a month. Here's the detail, format by format.
Money, plainly, because vagueness about prices is what puts most people off trying. A sound bath isn't expensive for what it is: a held hour, in a space designed for rest. But the price varies by format, and it's useful to understand why, so you can choose what suits you without paying for what you don't need.
What makes the price vary?
Three things, mainly. First the format: a group session is shared between several people, so it costs less than one to one. Then the length and the attention: a one-to-one format occupies the practitioner for you alone, with time to talk before starting. Finally frequency: individually, you pay full price; on a card or a membership, the cost per session drops noticeably. Nothing mysterious, and no hidden extras: the price shown is the price you pay.
Résonance pricing, format by format
All prices are per person unless stated otherwise. Full detail on the pricing page.
| Format | Setting | Length | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Group gong bath | Group, max 7 | ≈ 1 hr | from €39 |
| Private session | One to one | tailored | from €95 |
| Sound massage | One to one, bowls on the body | ≈ 60 min | €95 |
| Duo session | For two | ≈ 1 hr | €135 |
| Private hire | Up to 8 people | ≈ 2 hrs | from €350 |
Want something for two rather than a group? The duo session and the sound massage can also be booked individually.
What exactly does the price include?
That's the question that should guide any comparison, far more than the headline figure. At Résonance, the price of a group session covers the full hour (welcome, settling in, immersion, gradual return) and all the equipment: mat, blanket, cushion and eye mask. There's nothing to hire, nothing to buy, nothing to carry. The price also includes what doesn't show up on a price list: a deliberately small group, seven people at most, a quiet space in the 16th, and a welcome that takes its time. Two sessions at the same headline price can cover very different realities depending on group size and the actual time spent lying down.
Cards and membership: when do they pay off?
If you plan to come back, the cards change the equation. The 3-session pass works out at around €36 each, the 5-session pass at €33, and the 12-session pass at €30, close to 25% saved against the individual rate. The maths is simple: as soon as you're contemplating more than two or three visits, the card almost always wins. For a genuinely regular practice, the unlimited membership becomes the best calculation: at €109 a month, two sessions are enough to cover it, and beyond that everything is included. Paid annually, €1,190 covers the whole year, the best-value option if you already know the sound bath is going to be part of your rhythm.
Group session passes
| Card | Total price | Price / session | Who for? |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 sessions | €110 | ≈ €36 | Trying it over time |
| 5 sessions | €165 | ≈ €33 | A monthly rhythm |
| 12 sessions | €360 | ≈ €30 | An established practice |
| Unlimited membership | €109/month · €1,190/year | variable | A weekly practice |
The Friends Package (2 tickets at €69), the student rate and the gift card complete the offer.
How do these prices compare across Paris?
In the 16th and the neighbouring areas (Trocadéro, Passy, Victor Hugo), group sessions most often sit between €40 and €50, and one-to-one formats frequently go beyond €100. At €39 for a session of around an hour, everything included, Résonance sits at the lower end of the Parisian market without cutting corners on the hour itself: a small group of seven at most, a quiet space at 26 rue de Bassano, a careful welcome. If you're comparing one address with another, look less at the headline price than at what it covers: actual length, group size, quality of welcome, equipment provided or not. That's where the difference lies between a decent session and a session you remember.
Giving a sound bath: what should you budget?
It's a gift idea that comes up often, especially for someone who “has everything” or who never stops. The gift card can be for an open amount or for a specific experience: a group session at €39, a sound massage at €95, a duo session at €135 to give to two people. It's valid for 6 months and sent by email, which makes it easy to give even at the last minute. For two people who want to discover it together, the Friends Package (2 tickets at €69) is the gentlest option for the budget.
“What matters isn't added. It's revealed.”
Is a sound bath worth the price?
That's for each person to judge. But compared with another hour spent scrolling, the rest-for-money ratio leans clearly towards the session. Before booking, check the few sound bath contraindications and, if it's your first time, read what to expect. To compare every format at a glance, go to the pricing page.
Key points
- Individually, a group sound bath costs €39 at Résonance; across Paris, expect €35 to €50.
- One-to-one and duo formats run from €90 to €135 (sound massage €95, private session from €95, duo €135).
- Passes bring the price down to ≈ €30 a session; the membership (€109/month) pays for itself at two visits a month.
- The price includes all the equipment and a small group of seven people at most: nothing to hire or bring.
- For gifts: the gift card (valid 6 months) and the Friends Package (2 tickets at €69).
Frequently asked questions about pricing
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Prices correct as of 1 July 2026, subject to change; the full detail and conditions are on the pricing page.
