Le Chalet Clinic offers hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) in Canary Wharf as a wellness session, not a medical procedure: a self-contained AirPod at a mild 1.35 ATA, no mask, no bottled oxygen, no operator inside with you. It sits inside Canada Place Mall, a short walk from the Jubilee line, the DLR and the Elizabeth line.
Where we are
34 North Colonnade, Canada Place Mall, London E14 5HX— on the lower ground floor, Level −1, not at street level. Head down to the lower ground and find Waitrose & Partners; facing Waitrose, we are along to your left. The visit page has a floor plan and opening hours.
- Canary Wharf (Jubilee line) — three to five minutes on foot.
- Canary Wharf DLR — three to five minutes, through the mall.
- Canary Wharf (Elizabeth line) — a few minutes more, via Crossrail Place.
Open seven days: 9am–8pm Monday to Thursday, 9am–6pm Friday, 9am–5pm at the weekend.
What a session involves
You settle into the AirPod, lie back, and the pod pressurises gently to 1.35 ATA — about what you would feel 3.5 metres under water. Your ears notice it the way they do on a plane; a swallow or a yawn clears it, and you can slow the pressurisation yourself from inside. Then it is 45 minutes at full pressure breathing filtered air, followed by a gentle return to normal.
Sixty minutes in total. Wear something comfortable and loose (we have dressing gowns), skip the perfume, and bring whatever you want to do: a book, headphones, a laptop — or nothing, and sleep.
First time? Read what to expect at your first hyperbaric session.
Fitting it into a Canary Wharf week
Where cryotherapy is a fifteen-minute jolt, hyperbaric is the opposite: an hour with the phone face down. Clients around Canada Square use it as the one protected slot in the week — early before the desk, or at the end of a heavy day before the train home. The first few sessions can leave you pleasantly sleepy that evening, so many people book it late in the day on purpose.
The two therapies combine well. Do cryotherapy first if you want to leave energised, or hyperbaric afterwards if you want to leave calm; the Longevity plan is built around one of each per week.
Prices in Canary Wharf
- Intro session — £39, new clients only.
- Single session — £77.
- Pack of 10 — £387, valid four months.
- Hyperbaric Club — 4 sessions every 4 weeks, £157.
- Hyperbaric Unlimited — £337 a month.
- Longevity — 1 cryo + 1 hyperbaric a week, £257 every 4 weeks.
Every price, including Limitless (both therapies, unlimited), is on the pricing page. Same prices in clinic and online.
Common questions
Where is hyperbaric oxygen therapy in Canary Wharf?
Le Chalet Clinic is at 34 North Colonnade inside Canada Place Mall, on the lower ground floor (Level −1), London E14 5HX — three to five minutes on foot from Canary Wharf Jubilee line and DLR stations.
How long is a hyperbaric session?
Sixty minutes in total: 45 minutes at full pressure, with gentle pressurisation and depressurisation either side. Allow a little over an hour door to door.
What pressure does the chamber use?
1.35 ATA — roughly the pressure you would feel 3.5 metres under water. It is a mild pressure with no bottled oxygen and no mask; you breathe filtered air inside the pod, and you can adjust the pressure yourself from inside.
What can I do during the session?
Lie back and rest, read, listen to music or work — phones, tablets and laptops can come in with you. Many clients simply sleep.
How much is hyperbaric oxygen therapy in Canary Wharf?
Your first session is £39 for new clients. A single session is £77, a pack of ten is £387, and club, unlimited and combined cryo-plus-hyperbaric plans are listed on the pricing page.