I only ever been to the Korean spas in LA but K Spa in Buena Park is now my new favorite. The entrance fee is very reasonable and I purchased the basic scrub. K Spa is in a corner shopping area with a big parking lot. It was surprisingly busy on Saturday but I was able to find parking. The staff were very friendly. As soon as I entered the locker area I was greeted by one of the staff that asked me if it was my first time. She showed me where all the different areas were. The facilities were pretty clean. It was a busy day but it did not feel overcrowded. Everyone was really respectful and it was not too loud. I like that they provide some common amenities such as toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, lotion, hairspray, and qtips. I brought my own shower supplies and they had convenient baskets where I could place my products while I showered. They constantly brought out fresh towels as well. The towels are small so if you want a bigger towel you should bring your own. Inside the women's area they have warm bath, hot bath, cold bath, steam sauna, and dry sauna. They also have a seated and standing shower area. The scrubbing area is in the back past the pools. They have a clock so that you can keep an eye out for your appointment time. But the scrubbing women do come out and call out for your number. I got called in a little before my appointment time. They do recommend you arrive 30mins before your appointment to soak in the tubs. The body scrub was really nice and the lady was very nice. It was a relaxing scrub with a good amount of pressure so I felt that she was getting the dead skin off. They also put product on your face and hair. The hair/head massage felt really nice and the products left my hair feeling soft. They give you an envelope to tip but they also have zelle and venmo if you do not have cash. The common area is smaller than the other spas I have been to but very nice. I did enjoy the salt room. Everyone was really respectful and kept pretty quiet. There is also a kiosk where you can order from the cafe. They text you when the order is ready and you have to go back out to the front to pick up your order. They provide slippers for you to put on and then you can bring the food back to the common area. The kiosk has limited options. For more food you can go to the restaurant itself with your spa clothes. The restaurant is very small so gets busy quickly. The food is delicious though. read more

First time back since the reopening, and it felt smaller than I remembered. One thing that stood out was having to walk over to a neighboring restaurant in the same building to pick up the food, which was a bit unusual. There was also an ice room with "do not touch" signs that felt a little sketchy, especially with kids around made me a bit uneasy. That said, the overall atmosphere was still nice, warm, and comforting. I'm on the fence about coming back, but my daughter really enjoyed it as a fun outing, which definitely counts for something. read more

I had a wonderful experience at K-Spa in Brea. The spa is fresh and clean, located in a shopping center with plenty of parking available. When you enter, you'll find small cubicles along the hallway like tiny store spaces on both sides. Some offer massages, facials, skin care, and nails, plus there's a barbershop for haircuts, and a restaurant offering food so it's really a full package. The spa itself was clean, and it smelled good. I loved the ventilation. the air was fresh, not overly perfumed or stale. The staff were constantly walking around, keeping everything in order, and they were great at reminding guests to respect the space, which really kept it clean. When you enter, you remove your shoes or sandals and place them in a small locker, and then there are bigger lockers when you get inside to pit your clothes . your key number matches for both lockers. It felt very safe. The men's spa area was separated and had a steam room, sauna, two jacuzzis (one warm, one hot), a cold plunge, and a massage area. I went on a Saturday evening, and it wasn't too crowded, which I really appreciated. The steam room was perfect; hot, clean, and with no bad smell. Compared to other Korean spas I've been to in Los Angeles, this one was much cleaner. The entrance was $35 for access to the amenities and common area. They also have a clay room, a salt room, and a space called the forest. It was just a warm room where you can relax. You can also order food and drinks in the shared common area, which is open to both men and women. The staff were friendly, always attentive, and big shout-out to the manager who keeps everything organized and spotless. If you're looking for a great Korean spa experience, this is definitely one of the top places. read more

I am a huge advocate for self care, and I love coming to KSpa for the Body Scrub Massages, Hot & Cold Water Dips, relax time in the various rooms and common areas. They went through a renovation a bit ago and the updated experience looks great. The facilities are very clean, a good amount of space, and just an overall great experience. The body scrubs will make your skin glow and will be super soft, but it's not for the weak. The ladies scrubbbbbb your body and go over the same area 5-7 times so that all your dead skin cells are removed, leaving you with a fresh & glowing skin. The massage is also a hard and rough massage, but I needed it due to some knots in shoulders. It is a full nude spa experience. Service was excellent. They have a small, few table snack area in the common lounge, and a restaurant in the lobby when you walk in. Usually, I'm here for like 4-5 hours as an all day experience. I love it. Thank you K Spa! read more

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Let me start by saying this place is fascinating. As someone who proudly considers himself a bit of a Korean spa connoisseur, I always walk into a new spa curious about the vibe. Every spa has its own personality and this one definitely has a strong one. First impression was interesting. Before you even reach the reception desk there are other businesses like hair salons and little shops. It almost feels like a mini self care marketplace before you even start your spa day. Admission was $35 with a six hour limit, which is pretty typical for Korean spas. I ended up staying closer to seven hours and nobody said anything, so shoutout to them for not watching the clock too aggressively. After checking in you get the standard Korean spa uniform for the common area and a locker key. Now let me talk about that key because it had a mind of its own. My locker kept locking itself constantly and it made the whole process way more complicated than it needed to be. Another small surprise is that they do not give you towels at the locker. You have to walk into the wet area to grab one. And yes, it is the classic tiny Korean spa towel. The kind that barely covers half your dignity. They are unlimited which is nice, but still funny every time. The wet area itself is actually pretty spacious. The tubs and rooms are large enough that you are not sitting on top of strangers. The dry sauna, however, confused me. I sat in there for about twenty minutes and barely broke a sweat. For someone who spends a lot of time in Korean spas, that was unexpected. The hot tub though is serious business. I asked one of the workers and they measured it around 107 degrees. I can usually handle hot tubs pretty well and even I could barely last five minutes. That thing is intense and honestly impressive. The cold plunge was a little less dramatic. It was measured around the high 60s. For comparison, my usual spa in Los Angeles, Century Day & Night Spa, keeps theirs much colder. So this one felt refreshing but not exactly like a challenge. One thing I did notice in the hot tub was a bit of foam building up on the surface. Another guy who came in even commented on the chlorine smell and my eyes were definitely feeling it a little. Not a deal breaker but it was noticeable. They also have a steam sauna with a mist feature that I actually liked a lot. I would give that room about an eight out of ten. Between the steam and the cold rinse shower nearby you can still do a nice hot and cold cycle. Now here comes the plot twist of the day. The kids. If you are looking for a quiet spa retreat this might surprise you. The common area was packed with families and kids running around, laughing, and playing. When I opened the door to the common area I honestly paused for a second because the energy completely changed. Parents relaxing, kids running everywhere, TVs going, people hanging out on their phones. It felt more like a family hangout spot than a quiet spa escape. To be fair, I think that is exactly what this place is designed for. If you are a parent who wants to bring the kids and still enjoy a spa day, this could actually be perfect. The common area itself is big and they have several themed rooms like clay rooms, forest style rooms, and even an ice room. It is a cool concept and people were clearly settling in for long weekend visits. There is also a restaurant and you order through a kiosk in the common area. I personally skipped it because it was packed and my social battery was already low at that point. I came alone hoping for a calm spa day and instead got a full family weekend experience. The facility overall is clean and the staff clearly work hard to keep everything running. After spending nearly seven hours here I definitely saw enough to give an honest review. If you are someone who enjoys a lively spa environment and does not mind families and kids around, this place could be a great fit. If you prefer the quiet adult focused spa vibe, you might want to come during slower hours. But one thing is certain. That hot tub is not for beginners. read more

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This place is located in a plaza with a big parking lot. Parking was very easy. Receptionist was friendly, and attentive. They raised price on 2/16/2026 from $30 to $35 person. I enjoyed my first time coming over than my second time. I came here on a weekday for the first time. It was not crowded, and I was able to enjoy the hot tub, sauna, steam room, clay room, salt room, cold room, and forest room. The experience was very pleasant. My experience here for the second time was not great. It was a holiday, and this place was packed. People were talking pretty loudly at the locker room and hot tub. The steam room, sauna, salt room, clay room, and cold room were pretty full. When I was in the salt room, people kept opening and closing the door, and the heat was not trapped inside the room. I did not even had a chance to go to Forest room as people fell asleep and snoring in the room. There were children playing and screaming in the common area. I stayed for 1.5 hours, and left. This review is the average of both of my experience here (4 stars for the first time, and 0 star for the second time). read more

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I have been 3 times and I do enjoy coming here. It is much closer than the one I normally go to in LA. The parking is easier and the overall space is larger, brighter, and imo cleaner compared to the ones in ktown, LA. Normally I book just a scrub, this includes entrance fee. However the most recent time, I added a massage since it was an additional $25 ($125 total for entry+scrub+massage). I booked my treatment 2 days in advance but I'm sure they take walk ins. Upon entering, you pay up front at the reception desk. FYI, there's no birthday discount :'( I asked lol They give you a shirt and shorts that you would wear in the common areas and a key to 2 lockers (1 for shoes and 1 for belongings). Mini towels- that will only cover your torso are provided in the wet area. In the wet area, there are showers with shampoo/conditioner, body soap, toothpaste/brush. You are to shower prior to entering any soak tubs. There are 3 diff soak tubs: warm, hot, and ice cold. The warm tub is my favorite, very relaxing with the jets. The hot tub is extremely hot and I feel like I can't breathe. The cold tub, is like doing an ice plunge during titanic era. You want to soak in here for about 10-30 min prior to a body scrub. During the body scrub, it's a gamble on which ajumma you get. But it does not matter bc none of them are messing around! I swear I shed off 5 layers of dead skin. They have you lying in diff positions and scrub every crevice of you. For the massages, they are definitely painful. They work on knot removals and I feel like my body has been detoxed afterwards! The common area is co-ed. It is a large open room with cushions and pillows to lay down and or chat. There are even kids there depending on the time and day. So it can get loud depending on the amount of people that go that day. There are different rooms that you can also enjoy fitting about 6-10pp in each room. My fave room is the ice cold room, it's quite refreshing. If you're hungry, there's a kiosk in the common area to order small plates or you can walk over to Damee by the front reception desk and sit down for full meals. Great place with lots of amenities! I'll def be back! read more

5/5 would recommend to anyone . I was kinda of thrown in to find my way out around by myself but after like 15 mins you'll find your around just fine. The matcha and the boiled eggs where so good. read more

K Spa - Clay room - Day Spas Near Me - Buena Park, California

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This is my first visit to K- Spa. Amazed how i spent 4 hours here. Time just flew by so fast. The receptions are nice & the manager introduced to me the various massage packages. Once paid i was handed by K Spa attire. She showed me where to park my shoe & my locker for my clothes & stuffs. She introduced the facilities brieftly before letting me to enjoy. Cleaniness wise is good, since i came early not crowded by the time i checked out more people there. My scrubber is Min. Do not know what to expect but the experience is She did not use too much force but enough to take off my dead skin. By the time she is done. My whole skin so soft. And i go my merry way to try the different pools,sauna & different rooms. Next to the reception desk is a korean restaurant. Had my meal there before i end my Easter Experience. read more

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My friend wanted to check this place, so we made a date out of it. They don't have an online booking system, but I was able to call them the week of and make an appointment. I like how they have a basket and rack to put your things on. The shower/bathing area includes Tresemme shampoo and conditioners, but I saw bunch of people bring their own products. Instead of the standard two tubs, they have THREE tubs you can choose from: a cold tub, a warm tub, AND a hot tub. The hot tube was WAY too hot for me, but hey, if that's your cup of tea, go for it. They also have your standard steam and dry sauna. Seems like a very family-friendly place. I saw both kids and elderly persons. This is the noisiest Korean spa I've been to. All other K-spas I have been to have always had "quiet please" signage in the spa area, but not so here, so if you're looking for a quiet place to enjoy your soak, this may not be the place for you. Only medium-sized towels available, so if you're more on the modest side, I'd recommend bringing your own towel. My scrub and massage were fine. Felt a bit rushed with the massage movements and rinsing off the dead skin, but got the job done. I appreciated that my ahjumma asked me ahead of time if cucumber was okay and was pleasantly surprised when she placed actual cucumber slices on my face. The communal area was nice (see pics). There are four therapeutic sauna rooms (in order from hottest to coolest): salt, clay, forest, and ice. Forest was my favorite and the communal area with the mats to relax on. They also had a seating area where you could enjoy food/drinks by ordering on the kiosk. Before I knew it, four hours had flown by. Overall, a very relaxing experience. read more

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The place is clean and modern but the crowd of people coming here just like other reviews said are so disrespectful. Like come on! You come here to relax why keep talking and answering phone call? These people are ruining it for everyone else. Management you need to do something about this if you want to continue operate a spa for people to come and relax. read more

This place is clean and has so many rooms . Workers are so friendly too . Even though it was packed on a Saturday, the workers were calm and they kept the spot so clean read more

K Spa - Day Spas Near Me - Buena Park, California

Clean, reasonably priced spa, many tons to try out. Super relaxing way to spend a weekend afternoon! Stop by the restaurant next door once you want to take a breath from the hot rooms! read more

located at north of Buena Park. I've been watching their TikTok videos and finally got to try this Korean spa. I've been into several Korean spa around LA County and Irvine. I can't tell that this place is pretty new for Korean spa places are outdated and old. Their prices is basic, about $30. So I think it's OK. They close at 10 PM and I spend there for like since 6:30 pm. I cannot wait to come back and I want to stay longer next time. I like to bring my own iPad and AirPod to just chill and enjoy my mean time and maybe next time I would add scrubbing session. read more

K Spa - Sikhye - Day Spas Near Me - Buena Park, California

First time doing a Korean spa and I absolutely loved it!!! First, you pay and get your uniform and locker key. Then go to your shoe locker and take off your shoes (you will not wear them again until you leave). Then find your big locker and get naked to use the wet area. Shower first (and you can use your own products if you have sensitive skin like me). They have hot, warm, and cold tubs along with a wet and dry sauna. The hot was very nice but the cold was too cold for me. Then after the wet area is the common area and other rooms: Salt Room - way too hot, I put my foot on the towel and felt it burning so I left Clay room - next hottest room, I was able to lay for 5 min before it was too much Forest room - reminds me of a warm slight humid day in Asia, really nice Ice room - was very nice to cool off in after being so hot Common area - loved the soft pads to nap on and the heated middle area was so nice to lay or walk on, my only complaint is that some people can be inconsiderate and be extremely loud Overall, excellent experience read more

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Very clean place and kind & friendly employees. I like that Here everyone is barefoot inside. It wasn't crowded when I came on Friday night. I got the accuepressure and it was on point! It is not as big as other K-Spa in LA but I like it. The forest room is a nothing room. Not sure what that room is for. The clay balls in the clay room is covered. I like when the balls are loose. The wet area is nice and clean. They provide toiletries, including tooth brush & paste. Over all the experience was very nice. read more

K Spa - Day Spas Near Me - Buena Park, California

First time visitor Plenty of open parking $30 for 6 hours for 4 rooms, jacuzzis, dry and wet saunas, and common room - 6 hour time limit. Greeted upon entry and explain how things work and was shown around the facility Other services such as body treatment and massages are available Very clean, strong encouragement of safety and following sanitation cleaning standard, slip resistant mats in many wet areas Nudity required in Jacuzzis, dry and wet saunas, and shower areas Uniform require Common room and 4 room (salt ice red clay room and forest room Shoes placed in smaller separate locker Clothes and belonging in larger locker Electrical key provided - don't lost it $30 fee Before entering in any of the wet nude areas, shower must be taken (you will be taking multiple ones) being a hair tie or hair clip as hair must be kept up in some areas Shampoo conditioner soap toothbrush provided Wash cloth towels provided - recommended to take with you in saunas or the 4 rooms in the common area Hairdryer q tips brush provided in the locker area Some relaxation rooms have head rest I tried to sit on the ground, lay down, and even did stretches in the various rooms Everyone seem pretty mindful of noise and space Didn't try the food (restaurant next door opens at 10, must wear sandals out in the restaurant) No particular order in using the 4 rooms and nice to see what each room usage benefit Forest room had some slight humidity and Woodsie smells Ice room was refreshing after the hot rooms Salt and red clay room provides some heat humidity sweat session Interesting different glad I tried it out experience read more

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My daughter and I went to this K Spa for her 18th birthday, and it was AMAZING!!! Honestly, a lot of it had to do with Helen, a regular, who took us under her wing and showed us the ropes. Had she not helped us, we may have been a little lost. Thank you Helen!!!!!! I made an appointment (in advance, over the phone) for my daughter to get a massage, but we arrived early because you are required to soak in the sauna or bath before the massage. We paid for our visit which was about $30-$40 per person (at the time), and were given keys for our lockers and pink shirts and pink shorts. We left our shoes in another locker before entering the main locker area. I can't remember if we put on slippers or just went barefoot. At the main lockers, we put our belongings and changed into our pink uniforms. Then we went to the common area which is co-ed. The common area had several rooms which were included in the entry fee: cold room, clay room (very hot), salt room, and forest room. In the common area there was a large display displaying relaxing scenes (flowers, fields, etc), a relaxation area next to the display, and a large open area for relaxing on bolster pillows. Light music played in the background. I believe the floor was heated. The area was very clean and the employees replaced the towels in the basket several times while we visited. The dry sauna and steam sauna were in the female only area. The Korean spa is a place to relax, and soothe your mind and muscles. The female-only area had no clothing allowed. Being nude around other women wasn't something we were used to. I had to do it in boot camp when I joined the military, but other than that, I didn't have experience with it so it can be a little challenging if it's your first time or if you're uncomfortable. All I can say is that the women were very polite and kind. There were showers, restrooms, toiletry items (soap, toothbrush, toothpaste) the areas near the locker area had blow dryers and lotions. It was a really nice spa. I hope we can return again soon. It was very relaxing, and for the price you cannot beat it. A beautiful part of Korean culture, and I'm so glad it's available in Buena Park and that we were able to be part of it. read more

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Just minutes away from Disneyland and California Adventure, this place is my refuge when the rest of my family refuses to leave the parks but I really need a break! ;) I actually would happily pay to stay all day (the spa is open 7 days/week, 8 am-10 pm), so it's a bit of a bummer that re-entrance isn't allowed after the 6 hour time limit has elapsed. Amenities include: Salt Room Red Clay Room Forest Room Ice Room Jjimjilbang Dry Sauna Steam Sauna If you're getting any spa services - I recommend the Scrub & Massage which includes free admission - be sure to arrive at least 30 minutes (I personally do 60) before your treatment to check in, shower, and enjoy the single gender, no-clothing-allowed pools and saunas. Afterwards, change into your spa uniform, head to the co-ed common areas, and hop between the various specialty rooms at your leisure. You can also order food from the restaurant - just be aware that it's not located within the spa facility itself, so you'll have to walk through the building lobby to pick up your order, somewhat detracting from the overall spa experience. read more

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My partner and I are from San Diego and frequent another Korean spa in that area, so we decided to try K spa while we were here and ended up extremely disappointed. This place lacked the sense of peace and serenity you expect when going to a spa, we left feeling more frustrated than relaxed. I also don't believe it's advertised as a family-friendly spa, but it probably should be. The amenities were nice and initially what drew us in--a big lounge, multiple treatment rooms, as well as food and drinks available for purchase. However, these amenities were difficult to enjoy due to children running in and out of rooms and adults having loud conversations. I was especially surprised by how many people were on their phones, playing videos without headphones, even inside the smaller treatment rooms, and some even using laptops in the common areas and taking phone calls. It really took away from the overall experience. The massage I had was great and was probably the only relaxing part of our entire visit. read more

As someone who enjoys relaxation but values modesty, visiting a Korean spa was something I had mixed feelings about. The idea of being completely nude around other men didn't sound appealing--not out of insecurity, but because I was raised to be modest. Still, trying a Korean spa was on my bucket list, so I finally decided to give it a go. After doing my research (thanks, Conan O'Brien and YouTube), I chose a combo massage and spa day at K Spa, planning to stay for six hours. I skipped the full-body scrub--maybe next time--but took the plunge into everything else. Locker & Sauna Area: Impressively clean. The showers had great pressure and hot water. The dry and steam saunas weren't for me; I prefer saunas where I can wear a towel. The mist in the steam room was a little too much. The hot tubs were excellent--hot, warm, and cold plunge options. I enjoyed cycling between the hot and cold tubs for a fire-and-ice effect. There's also a movie room with recliners and Korean TV, which offered a relaxing break from the heat. Co-ed Common Area: This was the highlight. The heated floors and mats made it ideal for lounging. You can also order Korean food here, which was decent but not mind-blowing. The three specialty rooms included a forest room (slightly warm), a salt hot room (popular and relaxing), and a cold room (my favorite). The cold room wasn't freezing, but it felt refreshing--like how I'd set the thermostat if I lived alone. That said, the overall temperature of the spa felt too warm for me. I found myself constantly hydrating and retreating to cooler spaces like the movie lounge or cold room. Massage: The Korean massage was solid--similar to an upgraded reflexology session. It ended with a face mask, which was a nice touch. I respect how Korean culture values wellness and beauty. It reminded me to start taking better care of my skin. Pros: Cleanliness was top-notch. The co-ed areas were relaxing and less intimidating. Enjoyed the quiet time and ability to lounge. Korean food available on-site. Smaller size gave it a more exclusive, less social vibe. Cons: Full nudity isn't for everyone. I adapted, but I'd prefer at least a towel option. Peak hours in the men's area felt overcrowded. Spa was too warm overall; I craved more temperature balance. Not a ton to do beyond lounging. I'd have appreciated more activities like an arcade or gym. Final Thoughts: Would I return? Yes--but on a weekday morning when it's less crowded. Now that I've gotten over the initial discomfort, I'm open to trying other Korean spas too. I'd recommend K Spa for recovery after a tough workout, while a place like Glen Ivy might be better for pure relaxation. read more

K Spa - Day Spas Near Me - Buena Park, California

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I thoroughly enjoyed myself. Came in for a body scrub with my sis and the staff was very nice. The facility was clean but I had to dock a star because there weren't any toilet seat covers. None in ANY of the restrooms. The ambiance was nice and mellow and when it was time for my services, I felt very comfortable being nude as plus size woman. This means allot because I've gone to many other Korean spas and felt embarrassed due to the stares. Another reason why I docked a star is because my body scrubber wasn't the best. She didn't even touch my feet and she was rushing through the service but overall, I was very pleased and I could see myself coming here more often. read more

A wonderful new Korean spa in town! From the moment you walk in, the front desk team couldn't be any kinder or more welcoming. The space is clean, calm, and perfect if you're looking to unwind -- whether that's soaking in the jacuzzi, relaxing in the sauna, or enjoying a traditional, no-fuss Korean jimjilbang experience. If you're in need of something a little deeper, their massages are incredible. They even have overhead bars that the therapists hold onto while performing deep-tissue, step-on massages -- similar to a Thai massage but with that authentic Korean touch. It's one of those hidden gems that combines comfort, tradition, and genuine care. I'll definitely be back! read more

My girlfriend and I visited K Spa Buena Park yesterday for the first time, and wow--what an experience! If you're comfortable with nudity and ready for a truly authentic Korean spa experience, this place is an absolute must-try. The Services: I booked two weeks in advance for two aroma scrubs and massages at $155 per person (includes the usual $30 entrance fee). Pro tip: arrive at least an hour before your appointment time to enjoy all the amenities. What to Expect: After checking in, you're given two lockers with the same number--one for shoes, one for clothes. A kind woman gave us the rundown, which was super helpful for first-timers. The gender-separated wet area requires full nudity (women and same-sex children only in the women's area), but towels are provided if you want some coverage. The wet area has shower stalls, hot and warm spas, plus dry and wet saunas. We spent our pre-appointment hour rotating between them to prep our skin. When it's time for your service, a technician in black undergarments calls you by your locker number. The Body Scrub: This. Was. INCREDIBLE. My technician scrubbed every inch of my body--and I mean every inch. It's intimate, no doubt about it, but once you get past the initial shock, it's amazing watching all that dead skin come off. My technician had the perfect pressure--thorough but not too rough. The Massage: After another quick shower, the massage began. It was deeply relaxing and included a hair wash and a goopy face mask that left my skin glowing. Unlike American-style massages, this was incredibly thorough--they even massaged my stomach and chest area, which was unexpected but wonderful. The Food: After our services, we changed into the provided pink shorts and shirts and headed to eat. You can either order food via iPad to the co-ed common area or visit the café in the same building. We chose the café and got beef short ribs, clam soup with tofu, and spicy beef noodle soup. Everything was absolutely delicious and came with rice and Korean sides like kimchi and broccoli. The bill was $85 for everything--totally worth it. The Common Area: The co-ed relaxation area has heated floors (divine!) and four specialty rooms: ice, salt, clay, and forest. The salt and clay rooms are hot, ice is freezing, and forest is room temperature. We spent the rest of our 6-hour visit lounging and rotating through these rooms. The Results: I cannot overstate how incredible my skin feels. I literally have lighter armpits now, and my entire body feels baby-soft. I've been to places like Glen Ivy Hot Springs, and while they're lovely, my skin has never felt this good after any American spa experience. Bottom Line: As long as you're comfortable with nudity and ready for a very hands-on, intimate spa experience, K Spa Buena Park is absolutely worth it. We loved it so much we're planning to make this our annual birthday tradition. My skin feels completely renewed, and I cannot recommend this enough!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ read more

K Spa - Food was so good - Day Spas Near Me - Buena Park, California

It's an okay option for a K Spa. It has the sauna rooms, jimjilbang, hot tub, and restaurant which I think is not part of the spa. The one thing I didn't like was the lack of disposable slippers. I don't trust any public floor no matter if it looks clean. I had to endure walking barefoot everywhere knowing that people sometimes walk into the locker room with their shoes on. The bathroom is a major ick for me. There are wet spots inside the cubicles which you can only assume to be urine because some people probably squat on the toilet because there is no toilet seat liner. The massage I received and the food were great so I'm leaving 3 stars instead of 2. And because I have to be barefoot in the toilet, it is a deal breaker for me and sadly I and my friends won't be back. read more

It was my first time at K Spa, but not my first time going to a Korean spa. Overall, I thought this spa was just okay. It's on the smaller side but it's very clean and looks nice. All the heated rooms and ice room were fine - no complaints there! I didn't go into the wet area (showers and pools) in the locker room so I can't give my opinion there. Personally, what took away from the experience for me is how the restaurant is outside of the common area. This might not seem like a huge deal to some, but unlike other spas I've been to, since the restaurant is not part of the common area, you have to walk back out into the lobby to get to the restaurant. Just felt like I was in another restaurant with pajamas on, and not in a relaxing, tranquil place. The restaurant does allow non-Spa customers to eat there so they have an outside entrance. So at least if you like the food, you can always come back without going to the spa. Another aspect I didn't particularly enjoy, and this might have just been due to the people that was there the same night as me, was the noise level in the common room. Many people were speaking loudly, had their phone notifications on, and a group of girls even dropped their blocks on the floor right next to me, despite the fact that I was clearly trying to relax, lying down with my eyes closed. I don't think I'll come back just because I've had better experiences elsewhere. read more

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One of the Cleanest Korean spas I have ever been to. I'm an spa addict and love finding new places to try out. Price is so affordable for the service and the amount of time that you get to spend . (6 hours total-for just $30). Employees : nice and they are constantly working, cleaning around. For the pool area: jacuzzis, cold water pool, warm water. They have dry saunas, wet saunas just like other places. However overalls the area is a bit smaller. Main area: there are tables for you to sit and get some work done. They also have red clay room which I found interesting- It was pretty hot!! Then I tried the forest room and it was more relaxing, peaceful vibes with plants. There is a restaurant connected to the spa. They provide the slippers if you decide to dine in at the restaurant, or if you like to-go and eat while relaxing at the spa, you can order conveniently from the kiosk and go pick it up. I would love to come back! read more

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I loved this spa! It was very modern and well kept. The baths and other amenities are nice and definitely worth it. The price is very reasonable for 6 hours. I was only there for about 2 but it felt like I was there for a lot longer it was relaxing. I loved walking into the common area with the relaxing music playing and the calming scenery projected onto the wall. Service was really good too. read more

Pleasant and relaxing experience. Made an appointment for a scrub same day. I arrived 30 minutes before Matt appointment you pay at the insurance and our directed to either the left side or right side, male versus female. Right when you walk into the men's locker room, you will find your assigned locker for your shoes. You then proceed around the corner to your assigned locker for your clothes. Do you have a choice to either go into the hot tub sauna or various pools but must shower prior. You are provided with an assortment of soap, shampoo, and conditioner. read more

Generally good, but overpriced. The entrance fee has increased to $35, and the men's scrub is now $65. I've visited about four times in total. When the facility gets crowded, there seems to be little control over hygiene in the men's shower area. Some customers enter the tubs without showering first, even though there are clearly posted signs requiring it. I had to speak directly to one customer to ask them to shower before using the tub, but they ignored the request. I also spoke with the manager, but the issue was not addressed. I was told there was a language barrier, and no action was taken. I was very disappointed and uncomfortable with both the hygiene standards and how the situation was handled. I requested a refund, canceled my scrub appointment, and left. read more

I wanted to like this place but there are better korean spas I've been to. I got the korean scrub with massage. As you can see in the picture she scrubbed my ankle raw, it's painful & taking a while to heal. Secondly the massage was literally them drenching me in oil and rubbing it , not really massaging me. So you're better off just getting the scrub without the massage. Also the common area amenities such as the red clay room etc had hair all over the floors. read more

K Spa - Day Spas Near Me - Buena Park, California

Review 11/365 Challenge My 1st time @ KSpa 2.02.25 I've gone to when they were called Beach Spa before the renovation which was more than a few decades ago with my mom. Started The February month with some Mommie/GaLentine Day out w 3 of my other mama friends. PS Ladies, it's such a relaxing day. There will be nudity here in the women's locker room and the showers/tubs/sauna area only. It doesn't really deter you from not coming here. You don't feel awkward at all. Very casual and don't feel intimidated. If you're shy of being nude. No one is looking at you and i felt comfortable. Arrived right b4 10 a.m. Got welcomed by receptionist and told them the services I wanted to get, Got the Scrub massage which was $ 115 included w the full hour was half an hour of body scrub & half and hour of oil massage w the application refreshing cucumber mask. Definitely recommended and the best value. Since it's $ 30 already for the entrance to use the spa amenities and $ 60 just for the body scrub. When you get the scrub massage. It covers the $ 30 admission fee or entrance fee gets waived. Scrub is really good and they scrub you really well. On a massage waterproof table. Definitely recommended. You feel squeaky clean. Walk into the women's locker room area where you 1st find your locker # and put your shoes into the locker room and than walk barefoot around the locker/shower area. The spa is really clean and modern. They have a ~ Ice Room ~ Red Clay Room ~ Salt Room ~ Forest Room Along w Common area All is unisex and shared. The hot tubs along w Saunas and showers are really clean. New toothbrush wrapped individually is available and unlimited clean small white towel Is also up for grabs for you to use. Shampoo, conditioner, Body soap, blow dryer, w Qtips provided and some have brushes. Associates were all so nice and my scrubber/masseuse lady was really good and friendly. They have a Korean restaurant next door, Damee. You put on the rubber sandals provided near the shoe locker area to wear to go to the restaurant only. They Serve yummy authentic Korean food along w a cafe that also serves refreshing Bingsoo and drinks. What we ordered there ~ Bossam in large $ 49.95 is great to be shared among us 4 girls. The boiled/steam pork is soft and good. The Daikon kimchi it comes has raw oysters in it. ~ La Galbi $ 37.95 was yum. Great marinade. Grill/cooked to Perfection and really tender good. Served in a steaming hot stone. Banchans were all so good along with their kimchi is fresh and good. They serve complimentary refreshing barley tea in hot & cold. Lady associate was very friendly and attentive and we receive our food in a timely manner. Restaurant is Located right next to KSpa and also have an entrance from the spa side. The restaurant side for KSpa guest is simple design with a handful of tables and chairs. Lots of parking available. read more

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The best KSpa in OC and SD county of SoCal. Maybe because it's still new, the Hot and Cold Sauna work so well and clean. I used to like ISpa, but the hot and cold plunge are not proper temperature now. This is a clean, new, spa, everything is still relatively NEW. Polite Staff read more

This was my first time going with my mum, and it felt relatively new. I of course read the horror stories of the mens' side, and it gave me severe trauma that I never returned to a Korean spa for years. Well, safe to say, there were no weird feelings nor judgments inside. It felt pretty clean, but you should bring socks because being barefoot in the locker room is an icky feeling. Definitely more of a place for adults, although I did see one young girl there. I would suggest going with family or close friends as a restful spa day. The shared room was super dry, warm, and my nose got congested. The ice room was too cold though (but loved the little room in between), so I didn't end up really staying inside the hot rooms for long. They are open 0800-2200, so you have plenty of time to make use of the $30 fee. They also have a restaurant next door that you can order from inside via a kiosk. However, to pick up, you will have to walk outside towards the counter and into the restaurant for that. A bit of a hassle, but worth it if you get thirsty and want something other than water. But, my straw broke because it was flimsy, and I was too tired to go back to ask for a new one. read more

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My neighbor recommended this spot for a massage. Very different. Mainly Asian women. Was not used to everyone being in the nude but thats what is customary to them. Site is extremely clean, organized, & the different rooms were great! I used all of them except for one. The massage was good but would have preferred if they focused on the areas I needed help with. read more

This spa is amazing! They give you a key to 2 lockers, one for your shoes and one for your belongings. You're given clothes to wear in the common area. If you are trying any of the rooms or hot tubs, you must be nude. They have 3 tubs, cold tub, warm tub and hot tub. They fit about 10 people comfortably. Before each tub or room, you must rinse off before and after to keep the areas clean. I got a body scrub massage and it was so nice! The scrubbing is not painful and they end the scrub massage with a milk water rinse. I highly recommend this if your skin is feeling dull! Can't wait to come back! read more

Love K Spa. I feel rejuvenated Theres a womens side and guys side and a common room. At first u may feel intimidated being naked around other women but every body has a body. All different shapes and sizes. The woman side you find a cold plunge, a warm Jacuzzi and a really hot Jacuzzi. Before you even start, you have to take a shower and brush your teeth to take out all the germs from the outside and then in the common area you can find a clay room a salt room, a forest room, and an ice room. The common area is where everyone meets up - men and women. Theres also a restaurant that has good Korean food. I ordered a Bulgogi stew and the Bonchon was really yummy. Mustafa really friendly and wanna make sure that you're comfortable and experiencing the Korean spa definitely coming back again. read more

The spa is really nice and well-maintained in terms of cleanliness. There's a spacious common area that's great for relaxing, and you can order food through a kiosk located there. They have four different rooms you can check out--one of them is even an ice room! Would def come back here read more

K Spa - Day Spas Near Me - Buena Park, California

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I loved it here. I thought it was going to be weird the whole naked thing but nope everyone's minding their own business. Its very clean. They have a steam room and hot tubs in the locker room area women w women men w men. That's the area that the no clothes area. The common room has a dry sauna a clay room one of those cold rooms and an air room. Idk the air room smelled kinda weird. The clay room was relaxing. The spa has a restaurant in the same building. Staff was friendly the cost to use to facility was 35 bucks that doesn't include any services like scrub or massage. Definitely a place to come n wind down or enjoy a day off read more

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I usually go to K-Town for my Korean spas, but this time I wanted to try something different, and this place had some good reviews. I came on a Sunday late morning and the place was relatively quiet. I quickly checked all the facilities on the women's side and then in the co-ed areas. Everything was nice and clean and functioned super well - no one likes a lukewarm sauna, and these babies were heated up really well. I noticed noone had any flip flops - there were plenty of signs saying people shouldn't, and everyone seemed to abide by the rules. The facilities are not super large and there are no any frills to it, but I loved it that everything worked properly in all the areas of the spa. I did not try the food (it seemed like a hassle and was quite pricey), but I did enjoy a few snacks and green tea I brought in. Towards the afternoon the place started to get quite busy. Also, the do not talk rule was NOT observed in spas and saunas - people were laighing, chatting, making out and even arguing - and at times quite loudely. Next time, for better relaxation, I would choose a week day. The entrance is $30 and they take credit cards. I lost my manicure kit there, so called and asked them to look for it. They found it and called me back - another point for K Spa! read more

K Spa - Nice and clean, but quite busy and loud. - Day Spas Near Me - Buena Park, California