Olympic Spa

Been to several spas big and small always looking for comfort and new services Olympic checks the mark. Loved the ice sauna, snack bar, and shower area all very nice. Didn't like that massage services are in the same general area as hot tubs so not as quiet or private but no deal breakers. The staff was nice and all facilities were clean.

The best Korean Spa in LA hands down. For the most part, it’s clean and well kept. Lots of amenities. The staff are all kind for the most part. I took off a star because some areas of the spa could use an update, occasionally they’re under staffed and run out of towels, and sometimes the staff use the bathroom facilities to brush their teeth/do hygiene stuff (?). I’m turned off by the automatic 20% tip, I always tip but feel it should be at the discretion of the customer, and their staff should be paid a living wage without it (not passing this expense on to clients). I don’t bother attending during the holidays anymore because of how noisy and over-sold the facility is, but other times of the year it’s very relaxing and quiet.

First time here for a weekend getaway with my close friend. Valet parking, great customer service, friendly staff, serene and relaxing atmosphere. We're definitely adding this to our list to come back to when we're in town. Great variety of amenities from steam rooms, saunas, and ice room. Also, quiet and social areas.

I come here all the time. The policy of the $20 deposit being nonrefundable is absolutely ridiculous if I'm rescheduling the appointment. I booked 3 spa days. I tried to shift the appointment over to the next day and they said I wouldn't be able to transfer the deposits over. I'm literally shifting the appointment over A DAY. And now I'm out $60. Lmk how that is supposed to make sense. Don't think I'll be coming back.

Best experience from beginning to end. This was a Christmas present in 2024. This Korean Spa is for women only. You are greeted with a valet to park your car, the cost is $3.00. You register, then they give you a quick tour. You will get a "watch" to open and lock your locker and appropriate size slippers. In the spa area, everyone is naked, getting in an out of the pools. The pools are small with a capacity for 4-6 people. There is a cold pool, a sea water and another hot like a jacuzzi. Then, there are the different saunas, the herbal one, hot stone and cold room. Immediately next to this is the area for the treatments and showers. Walking around, people wear robes the spa provide. You can bring snacks or order in and eat in the patio. They provide light snacks, hot drinks like tea and flavored water. I had the Goddess treatment. It lasted about 75 minutes. You lay down on a massage table like surface. A woman scrubs and rubs your entire body with extreme force, then rinses with water by throwing it at you, applies creams and oils, you rinse in the shower, return, scrubs some more, washes your hair and it ends with a magical face mask that leaves your face smooth and super clear. They also have individual massage rooms and a warm floor where you can lay down to take a nap. I believe you can stay in the spa for as long as you want. They provide some toiletries, but you can bring your own too.

I’m giving it 4 stars mainly because of the pricing — it’s a bit high, and they automatically include a 20% tip. Also, the red clay sauna isn’t quite hot enough for me; it’s around 180°F, whereas I’d prefer 190–195°F. I remember when Pure Bliss used to be $110 — now it’s $190. Everything else is excellent. The place is very clean, and I’ve been coming here since 2012, so it’s clearly well-established. I always try to book in advance with the therapist I know.

Today I visited Olympic Spa and found the facilities and services generally good, and the staff professional. However, I was disappointed with how the spa handles tipping. The spa’s policy AUTOMATICALLY adds a 20% tip to the lowest service price for Kpop (25 mins scrub and 30 mins Swedish pressure oil massage (around $170), which I find quite high price and tip is NOT voluntary. Tipping should always be at the customer’s discretion and based on satisfaction, not automatically imposed. I had clearly stated my tipping preference before entering, yet after my service, I was kept at the reception for nearly 30 minutes discussing this matter, despite repeatedly explaining my position. This took place after the sauna, so waiting in a cold hallway was uncomfortable and unnecessary. To be clear, the treatment itself was satisfactory (no more than that), but I disagree with a policy that pressures guests into a fixed gratuity. Tipping should be a voluntary expression of appreciation, not an additional charge presented as mandatory. I hope the management reconsiders this policy so guests can leave feeling relaxed and respected after their visit.