Daengki Spa is a women-only Korean sauna and spa in a strip mall on West 3rd Street in north Koreatown, Los Angeles, known for its akasuri body scrubs and herbal steam treatment in a calm, private setting. The bath and sauna area has hot and cold tubs and a steam room. One-time entrance is $30 and a ten-visit ticket is $240; the spa is open every day from 6:30 AM to 10 PM.
Beverly Hot Springs is a day spa in Los Angeles built over a natural artesian well 2,200 feet deep, described as LA's only 100% natural mineral hot springs. Guests use the hot springs pool, a cold plunge, a steam room and a dry sauna, with body treatments and massage available. It is open daily 10 AM to 8 PM; admission is $50 on weekdays and $55 on weekends and holidays for a two-hour visit, and Tuesdays are reserved for private bookings.
Hugh Spa is a women-only Korean day spa in Koreatown, Los Angeles, named after the Korean word hyu-ga, to take a break and leave your troubles at the door. Its detox rooms include a jade steam sauna, a charcoal mud clay room, a Himalayan salt room, a near infrared magnet room, an ice room and an oxygen room, plus a cafe and lounge. Admission is $30 for up to five hours and is waived with most treatments; massage and skin care are also open to men. Open daily 9 AM to 9 PM.
Olympic Spa is a women-only Korean spa in Koreatown, Los Angeles, open daily 9 AM to 9 PM except the last Wednesday of each month. Guests move between a salt water pool, a relaxation pool and a cold water pool with ice bath therapy, a herbal steam sauna, a red clay sauna heated by infrared rays, an ice sauna, a halotherapy salt room and a charcoal oxygen room, then rest in the jade lounge. Spa access is through membership or a booked treatment; membership has replaced daily passes.
Spa Palace is a 24-hour Korean spa near downtown Los Angeles with gender-separated wet areas and a co-ed jimjilbang. The themed rooms include an Elvan stone room, a Himalayan salt room lined with pure blocks of salt, a gold room, a loess soil room and an ice room to cool heated muscles, alongside steam and dry saunas, a jacuzzi and a swimming pool open 10 AM to 10 PM. Admission is about $30 with an 11 PM checkout or $45 overnight, waived with services of $120 or more.
V Spa is a small Korean jimjilbang in South Pasadena, open daily 10 AM to 10 PM. The bathing area has a hot tub, a cold plunge pool and a steam room, with a Himalayan salt room and a clay detox sauna room for relaxing between treatments; massage and skincare are provided by Happy Feet in the same building. Day admission is about $25, and the V Spa Essential private session with hair wash, scrub, milk bath and massage is $149 per person for two or more.
Voda Spa is a Russian-style bathhouse and day spa in West Hollywood with wet and dry banyas, a Finnish sauna, a steam room, a cold plunge, an indoor swimming pool, a jacuzzi and a relaxation room, plus poolside platza treatments, massages, facials and scrubs in ten treatment rooms. Facility use is $110 for non-members and $85 for members, with monthly and annual memberships. Open 1 PM to 11 PM, from 11 AM on Saturday and Sunday, and closed on Tuesdays.
Wi Spa is a 24-hour Korean jjimjilbang on Wilshire Boulevard in Koreatown, Los Angeles, with separate men's and women's floors, a family-friendly co-ed jimjilbang and an open-air rooftop terrace. The co-ed level has five themed saunas (bulgama, salt, clay, jade and ice), while the gender-separated floors have dry and steam saunas with hot and cold baths, and there is a fitness room and a restaurant. Regular admission is $40, waived with a treatment of $160 or more.
City Spa & Health Center is a Russian-style bathhouse on Pico Boulevard in Los Angeles built around a rock room heated to 180 to 220 degrees, with a steam room, a Himalayan salt sauna, an ice cold plunge, a pool, a gym, a sun deck, a silent room and a cafe serving lunch and dinner. Platza with an oak-leaf venik is performed on the top bench for $15, and European body wash and massage are offered. Entrance is $85; Mondays and Wednesdays are co-ed all day and Saturdays from 2 PM.
The Los Angeles Athletic Club is a private club in a historic downtown Los Angeles building with a hotel, a 25-yard heated indoor pool, a full-sized basketball court, squash and racquetball courts and fifth-floor locker rooms. Its wellness floor has saunas, steam rooms, whirlpools, a cold plunge tub and the Neptune Spa for massage and facials. Access is for members, their guests at $25 per visit, and hotel guests through a $25 nightly fee. Athletic facilities open 5:30 AM to 9 PM on weekdays.
The Spa at Fairmont Century Plaza is a hotel spa in Century City, Los Angeles, with nine private treatment rooms and hydrotherapy spaces including a cedar sauna, a eucalyptus steam room, a Himalayan salt room, a modern hammam and marble relaxation areas. Day visitors can buy a spa pass from about $112 through ResortPass, or a pass with a 20-minute zero-gravity red light bed session from $179. The spa is open 10 AM to 8 PM on weekdays and from 9 AM at weekends.
Daengki Spa is a women-only Korean sauna and spa in a strip mall on West 3rd Street in north Koreatown, Los Angeles, known for its akasuri body scrubs and herbal steam treatment in a calm, private setting. The bath and sauna area has hot and cold tubs and a steam room. One-time entrance is $30 and a ten-visit ticket is $240; the spa is open every day from 6:30 AM to 10 PM.
Beverly Hot Springs is a day spa in Los Angeles built over a natural artesian well 2,200 feet deep, described as LA's only 100% natural mineral hot springs. Guests use the hot springs pool, a cold plunge, a steam room and a dry sauna, with body treatments and massage available. It is open daily 10 AM to 8 PM; admission is $50 on weekdays and $55 on weekends and holidays for a two-hour visit, and Tuesdays are reserved for private bookings.
Hugh Spa is a women-only Korean day spa in Koreatown, Los Angeles, named after the Korean word hyu-ga, to take a break and leave your troubles at the door. Its detox rooms include a jade steam sauna, a charcoal mud clay room, a Himalayan salt room, a near infrared magnet room, an ice room and an oxygen room, plus a cafe and lounge. Admission is $30 for up to five hours and is waived with most treatments; massage and skin care are also open to men. Open daily 9 AM to 9 PM.
Olympic Spa is a women-only Korean spa in Koreatown, Los Angeles, open daily 9 AM to 9 PM except the last Wednesday of each month. Guests move between a salt water pool, a relaxation pool and a cold water pool with ice bath therapy, a herbal steam sauna, a red clay sauna heated by infrared rays, an ice sauna, a halotherapy salt room and a charcoal oxygen room, then rest in the jade lounge. Spa access is through membership or a booked treatment; membership has replaced daily passes.
Spa Palace is a 24-hour Korean spa near downtown Los Angeles with gender-separated wet areas and a co-ed jimjilbang. The themed rooms include an Elvan stone room, a Himalayan salt room lined with pure blocks of salt, a gold room, a loess soil room and an ice room to cool heated muscles, alongside steam and dry saunas, a jacuzzi and a swimming pool open 10 AM to 10 PM. Admission is about $30 with an 11 PM checkout or $45 overnight, waived with services of $120 or more.
V Spa is a small Korean jimjilbang in South Pasadena, open daily 10 AM to 10 PM. The bathing area has a hot tub, a cold plunge pool and a steam room, with a Himalayan salt room and a clay detox sauna room for relaxing between treatments; massage and skincare are provided by Happy Feet in the same building. Day admission is about $25, and the V Spa Essential private session with hair wash, scrub, milk bath and massage is $149 per person for two or more.
Voda Spa is a Russian-style bathhouse and day spa in West Hollywood with wet and dry banyas, a Finnish sauna, a steam room, a cold plunge, an indoor swimming pool, a jacuzzi and a relaxation room, plus poolside platza treatments, massages, facials and scrubs in ten treatment rooms. Facility use is $110 for non-members and $85 for members, with monthly and annual memberships. Open 1 PM to 11 PM, from 11 AM on Saturday and Sunday, and closed on Tuesdays.
Wi Spa is a 24-hour Korean jjimjilbang on Wilshire Boulevard in Koreatown, Los Angeles, with separate men's and women's floors, a family-friendly co-ed jimjilbang and an open-air rooftop terrace. The co-ed level has five themed saunas (bulgama, salt, clay, jade and ice), while the gender-separated floors have dry and steam saunas with hot and cold baths, and there is a fitness room and a restaurant. Regular admission is $40, waived with a treatment of $160 or more.
City Spa & Health Center is a Russian-style bathhouse on Pico Boulevard in Los Angeles built around a rock room heated to 180 to 220 degrees, with a steam room, a Himalayan salt sauna, an ice cold plunge, a pool, a gym, a sun deck, a silent room and a cafe serving lunch and dinner. Platza with an oak-leaf venik is performed on the top bench for $15, and European body wash and massage are offered. Entrance is $85; Mondays and Wednesdays are co-ed all day and Saturdays from 2 PM.
The Los Angeles Athletic Club is a private club in a historic downtown Los Angeles building with a hotel, a 25-yard heated indoor pool, a full-sized basketball court, squash and racquetball courts and fifth-floor locker rooms. Its wellness floor has saunas, steam rooms, whirlpools, a cold plunge tub and the Neptune Spa for massage and facials. Access is for members, their guests at $25 per visit, and hotel guests through a $25 nightly fee. Athletic facilities open 5:30 AM to 9 PM on weekdays.
The Spa at Fairmont Century Plaza is a hotel spa in Century City, Los Angeles, with nine private treatment rooms and hydrotherapy spaces including a cedar sauna, a eucalyptus steam room, a Himalayan salt room, a modern hammam and marble relaxation areas. Day visitors can buy a spa pass from about $112 through ResortPass, or a pass with a 20-minute zero-gravity red light bed session from $179. The spa is open 10 AM to 8 PM on weekdays and from 9 AM at weekends.