SPA LA

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.

Came on a weekday morning which is much quieter and rooms/jacuzzis are smaller in comparison to some of the other Korean spas I've been to (i.e. IrvineSpa, KSpa in Buena Park). This is great if you want it quiet. Not a place you come with a bunch of friends that want to socialize. $3 validated parking for the Central Plaza parking garage right across from it. Came when they had 50% off admission which was $25 but seemed overpriced if you are a guy. Pros: -Unlimited Reishi mushroom tea. They also have water and coffee everywhere. -Large sized towel, robe, slippers in the locker. -3 jacuzzis (Himalayan salt, alkaline, citrus) , wet sauna (love that it's like a fog/mist and not shower sprayers!), dry sauna, and 3 specialized rooms (Infrared, salt, and mud room w small heated balls which was my favorite). All was great, but wish there was a cold pool in the women's area too. Cons/Room for improvement: -Though they now have a clothed, co-ed section, it is underwhelming. -The jacuzzi was warm, not hot. -There was a waterfall pool but was very shallow and also just warm. -Cold Plunge is a 5 ft. deep pool that had a rickety ladder to get in/out of. It would've been nice if it had a seat. -The wet and dry saunas were off and took a while to turn on, but never got hot. My guy friend gave feedback on the men's locker room: -no restroom inside -no sinks inside - no sit down showers which the women's side has If I were a guy, I wouldn't come just for the spa as it just feels like a side amenity. And definitely expensive even at $25.

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.

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!

Best Korean spa I’ve been to in LA. Everything was very clean and well maintained — clay room, salt room, jacuzzis, steam and dry rooms were all spotless. The atmosphere was calm and respectful, and the staff was wonderful. Helen did my scrub and did an excellent job (on the harsher side, which I loved). The gentleman at the front desk was very polite and friendly. I immediately recommended this place to my group chat and will definitely be back. The only thing missing is food options — hope they add some in the future.