Best Korean spa I've been to in LA. Everything was very clean and well maintained -- clay room,…read moresalt 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.

Came on a weekday morning which is much quieter and rooms/jacuzzis are smaller in comparison to…read moresome 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.

COOLEST Spa I have been to! The service was just as…read moreexplained. Can't wait to see them again soon.

Awesome place to drop everything and rest!!! Been working through some back pain and this procedure…read morecuts through to the root and has helped me so much!

I am happy to say I was the 1st customer here...and it did not dissapoint...I was able to stretch,…read morerelax and heal a bit for 30 minutes... Katie has covered the details, it has such a zen vibe... Give this spot a try to get your therapeutic sweat on...

I went to The Sauna Room for the first time yesterday and had a great experience. The environment…read moreis lovely and the staff was welcoming and attentive. After 30 minutes in the sauna, which included aroma and color therapy, I felt restored and relaxed. I will definitely be back!

What a unique experience. I can easily spend 4+ hours here…read more I arrived on a Tuesday at 6:30pm and it wasn't that crowded. Upon arriving at the front desk, they give you a spa outfit, some towels, and a wristband. The wristband unlocks your shoe locker and your separate clothing locker. The hot tub area is fully nude whereas the common areas are clothed. I went to grab some dinner and had the croaker fish. The service was fast and easy. The food is a little pricey but their meals came with a lot of bonchon so it made up for the cost! After dinner, I checked out the charcoal room, ice room and salt room. All the rooms were clean and had plenty of space for relaxing! Finally, I had a body scrub appointment at 8pm. I booked the scrub with Jenny and it was an experience! For those who never had a korean body scrub before, you have to soak in the hot tub for 20-30 mins. Then your masseuse will call your name and bring you in the side room. Then you lie on your back on the table and get the ultimate scrub down! I felt so much lighter after the scrub. My skin tone was even and felt baby soft. Then she also give you a cucumber facial and wash your hair for you! My hair was super silky and smooth. They have dyson hair dryers in the women locker rooms which made it easy for me to get ready. Then, when I was ready to checkout, I brought the clothes and wristband to the front desk and I was out of there!

Enjoyed this spa with my sister few weeks ago. We enjoyed the spa for $40 each person. It was very…read moreclean and relaxing on a weekday, daytime. Each room inside was amazing was able to nap. Read a book on the comfy sofa/lounge chairs. My sister wanted a massage but they were booked for the day. Tip: call in advance to book service.

Visited Wi Spa in LA and it truly exceeded my expectations…read more When I first arrived, the front desk was very crowded, which felt a bit overwhelming at first. However, an employee named Minwoo stepped in to help, and he really stood out. He seemed like a manager, not necessarily by title, but because he was noticeably more professional and kind than the other front desk staff. He carefully went over each of my reserved services and explained how to prepare and where to go in a very clear and easy-to-understand way. It made the whole experience much smoother, especially for a first-time visit. After using the sauna, I spent time in the co-ed jimjilbang area, which had a relaxing and authentic atmosphere. I also received a skincare treatment and an acupressure service, and both were very satisfying. Later, I had a meal at the restaurant with friends, and we went up to the rooftop to get some fresh air. The patio area was nicely set up, and the cool breeze made it a perfect place to relax and unwind. Overall, it was a very solid experience, and I would definitely come back, just maybe during a less busy time.

Last weekend, I took my parents to Wi Spa in Los Angeles. It was an amazing family relaxation trip!…read moreThe spa is open 24 hours and you can enjoy it all day for just $30. It's a great value! [Drinking milk tea R] The floor layout is clear and straightforward. [Right R] There are separate areas for men and women, equipped with hot water pools, cold water pools, and five types of special sauna rooms, including the fire kiln room, salt room, yellow earth room, jade room and ice room, each with its own unique benefits. The open-air balcony is very spacious. We can bask in the sun during the day and gaze at the stars at night. Both my parents are full of praise for it. [Like]

My new favorite spa in Pasadena. The staff is very respectful, courteous and professional, and the…read morefacilities are exceptionally comfortable and clean! The scrub was the highlight for us, along with the massage and red clay room. It's also very affordable and well worth the cost. Cannot recommend enough!

Truly one of the best spots to treat yourself. This place is perfect because I personally don't…read morelike the idea of being around a lot of people, especially in a Korean spa setting in which you are required to be naked. Here, you have the whole facility to yourself for the entire time slot that you reserve, with the exception of the ladies who do your body scrub and massage (they are very discreet and respectful, and go out of their way to make you feel comfortable). The main spa package includes a jacuzzi, full body scrub, hair wash, and saunas for two hours. They have also added separate massage and facial services that you can add on, or book separately if you don't want to do the whole spa thing.

I have been to this location about 4 times now. I called and texted to book appts. Very easy and…read moreconvenient to txt and book tour sauna time! This is like a hot box, it's not the kind of sauna you pour water over rocks. I love that they offer essential oils and it makes the experience feel like you're in a spa. You have your own private cabin to sweat in for 35 minutes. I always grab a couple extra towels to wipe down while I'm in there, and be sure to bring a water to hydrate! Workers are friendly and the place is well maintained and clean! I park right in front usually.

The location offers free street parking, which is a huge plus. The staff were friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, and made me feel comfortable right away. The atmosphere is incredibly zen, clean, and truly feels like a spa. It was my first time trying an infrared sauna at a business, and the experience was deeply relaxing. I appreciated the thoughtful touches like the essential oils and how well-maintained everything was. I'll definitely be returning and am even considering one of their packages.

I've been to many Korean spas. I prefer women only places and the service here is so much better…read morethan other places. I purchased the glow booster massage and added on lymphatic drainage. I was literally told I was 'glowing' after going here. I went in feeling tired and tight and left feeling relaxed and soft. I went on a Tuesday afternoon so it wasn't very busy. I took my time showering and using the steam room and mugwort tea and salt bath before my treatment. I had Kathy, she had very strong hands which is what I needed! But she checked in on me frequently to make sure it wasn't too much. I didn't have time for the salt sauna or infrared sauna but both were clean and well maintained. Full disclosure: if you're not comfortable with nudity. Or you want a more chill/ clothed massage this is not the place for you. If you're serious about body and skin care and you respect the spa etiquette, this place is a dream! Tip is not included in the price but Kathy more than earned her tip. Still feeling great writing this the next day.

I recently went to Hugh Spa and got the 30-minute Korean body scrub and 60-minute massage, and…read morehonestly it was one of the best treatments I've ever had and I get massages pretty regularly. The woman doing my treatment (unfortunately didn't catch her name) was amazing and the overall experience was incredible. Before my scrub, I spent about 30 minutes in the steam sauna, which I'd definitely recommend because it helps prep your skin and gives you the best results from the scrub. The body scrub itself was definitely an experience. If it's your first time, don't go in expecting it to be super relaxing because it's pretty intense and certain parts can feel rougher than others. But the results are absolutely worth it. My skin has honestly never felt so smooth and soft. All of the dry, dead skin was completely gone afterward and my skin felt unbelievably clean, hydrated, and refreshed. The spa itself is a little smaller than some of the other Korean spas I've been to, but it was still very clean, nice, and had all the essentials like the sauna, Himalayan salt room, and other relaxation rooms. Spa entry is included with your treatment purchase, and you could honestly spend the whole day there if you wanted to. There's also a traditional Korean kitchen inside that had really good food. Overall such a fun experience and definitely worth trying at least once.

I was in town and wanted to go to the Korean spa. I had good memories of going to Olympic some…read moreyears ago. This is a women-only Korean spa and bathhouse. My friend and I booked the Goddess package, which is the most complete. You arrive early to soak in the hot tubs (which were not as hot as my last review indicated), and then are taken back to the wet massage area. After a very thorough scrub and wash, you are massaged, and you also have your hair washed, and they do an anti-aging face mask. It was about $220, which is a little more expensive than I remember, but that's about an hour and forty-five minutes of service. I did feel like if I went back, I'd probably try one of the shorter services. You don't have to have cash for a tip, because they put the tip on your bill, and you can pay with your credit card. I didn't hang out in any of the saunas, just in the mood for a hot tub. They did have a nice, tranquil outside area as well. Also, they had a cafe that had some snacks and water, and also a sign saying you can order food. I didn't get the name of the person who did my service, but she was great! She was very friendly.

If you loved Olympic spa in the past because it was a calm, authentic, reasonably priced place to…read moresoak in not only amazing pools and saunas but also in Korean culture, join the club. Olympic used to have mugwort soak, places to scrub yourself and to get to know the community. They had mats readily available to lie in the heated floor and the best broccoli dish at the restaurant. And they were $30 foot a simple soak. You learned to whisper, shower before dipping, and to put up long hair while getting to know about Korean bathing culture. It was a ritual experience. No more mugwort, scrubbing stools, or mats, or restaurant. Now it's $60 to go to a place with seemingly Caucasian women's silhouettes on all the literature, Costco granola bars and plastic wrapped fruit. There was obviously a strategy in changing the business model to cater to rich white ladies. I can't be mad at them for wanting to make a buck. But now it's less homey Korean spa and more whitewashed and sterile. Again, you do you. It was just a big change in vibe and cost. The new ice room and patio are fantastic. They kept the buckwheat tea. It's still sparkling clean. But for the new price, the trade off is not worth it. I'll go to another K spa that enriches my body, and desire to be a student and supporter of the Korean community.

Took my wife to Pause Venice for a Myers cocktail to help with jet lag and an immunity boost, and…read moreit was a great experience all around. The space feels more like a spa than a typical IV clinic; it was calm, clean, and very relaxing. The staff was welcoming and professional, and everything was explained clearly. We were both given herbal teas while we waited for the drip. We'll definitely be back.

Spotless, serene and great programming and special events. The team was, on a whole really…read morenurturing and helpful. I enjoyed the FLOAT and the Wim Hof experience my husband I attended. Going back!