SPA LA

Spa LA has really become my place. I usually go there for the sauna and steam room, but I also very much enjoy and appreciate the clay room and the Himalayan salt room; they’re so relaxing and help me reset. — but they also have excellent treatments and massages if you ever want to treat yourself a bit more. I’ve tried all the other ladies-only spas in LA, and the steam room was always the most important thing to me when choosing where I’d go regularly. Spa LA is the only one that truly lives up to my standards. I go about three times a week now and it never disappoints. They recently opened a co-ed area too, which is perfect for couples or friends who want to enjoy a spa day together. The co-ed side has a sauna, steam room, hot tub, and even a cafeteria — everything you need for a full, relaxing day. Honestly, it’s just one of those places where you walk in and immediately feel better. The stuff is kind, knowledgeable and always aim to make your time there as wonderful as it can be. Nadia just fantastic! Elevating this place from excellent to exceptional with her magical persona! 🫶 Highly recommend!

Thouroughly enjoyed my full body scrub down! The facilities were very clean and nice and the sauna rooms were so relaxing. Could easily spend all day there. There is a co-ed area now where all the food is but I ran out of time for that. You also need a bathing suit for that area. Will definitely go back on my next LA trip!

I recently visited this spa to celebrate my birthday, and unfortunately, my experience was extremely disappointing and uncomfortable. From the beginning, the service felt unprofessional. While other guests were given a proper tour of the facility, my friend and I who are African American—were not, which made us feel overlooked and unwelcome. The salt room was overcrowded, and several guests were completely unclothed in a shared space, which was inappropriate and uncomfortable. My massage experience was even more concerning. During the session, the therapist repeatedly touched me in ways that made me feel uncomfortable, particularly around my chest and lower body. I asked multiple times for her to stop and requested privacy while changing, but she did not respect my requests or leave the room. This made me feel unsafe and violated. Additionally, when I entered the room, the therapist was already lying on the massage table, which further added to the unprofessional atmosphere. Overall, the experience left me feeling upset, disrespected, and taken advantage of. I went to this spa expecting a relaxing and professional environment for my birthday, but instead I left feeling distressed and disappointed. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and works to improve staff training, professionalism, and guest safety.

I had a lovely time here. So many different amenities. I truly loved the yoni steam! The tea given there was delicious. All the different baths there were great! I’d definitely come back 💯 You’d have to park in the parking garage. There’s no food here, but they do have rice crackers/tea/water.

I loved my experience here however I would highly suggest getting more comfortable tables in the wet massage room. I went in hoping to alleviate tension in my neck and upper back during the massage and unfortunately the tables did not have any sort of neck support or those holes you can put your face in so I was not able to fully relax my neck. I felt relaxed everywhere else on my body but still had pain in the areas that were most important to me to relieve. The rest of the experience was great though and I loved how we are able to freely use the salt, clay and LED rooms. Complimentary tea is also served. I want to come back again and try a different kind of massage to see if the other tables are more comfortable.

Spa Los Angeles is one of my favorite places for a spa day. They do excellent Korean scrubs, and everything is always very clean and well maintained. I always leave feeling refreshed and relaxed. It’s a place I genuinely enjoy going back to.

Decent, chill, quiet, and not crowded spa you can go. It was not like those typical jjimjilbang where you see tens and hundreds of Asians laying around on the floor where korean food is sold. I liked it but there was only 3 tiny jjimjilbangs that were not so hot to my satisfaction and the chill room needs to be colder! You can park and get your pass validated for parking but you still have to pay $2. Entrance fee was $40 fyr.