Out of the Korean spas I've tried, Wi Spa was probably the smoothest experience for me -- mostly because I finally went with an actual Korean friend who walked me through everything and told me what order to do things in. That made a huge difference. The spa itself has everything, it's 24 hours, and the valet situation makes it convenient for LA. If you're someone who actually knows how to use a Korean spa properly and wants to hang out for a while, I can see why people like this place. That said, it was busy. Like very busy. They had even run out of robes at one point, so we had to wait for one, which was kind of wild. And compared to the other spas I've been to, the massage prices here were also crazy expensive. I'm still personally a little shy with Korean spas in general, so I don't think I fully relax the way other people do in these spaces, but this was the first time I felt like I actually understood the flow of it better. I'd come back to use the facilities, especially since it's open 24 hours, but I probably wouldn't come here for a massage at those prices. read more

This spa experience was okay, but not great. First, the good. Valet parking is available for $4. The spa treatments were the redeeming part, even though they were inconvenient to book. More on that later. I ended up getting the Buff (body scrub) & Aroma Massage. As someone who exfoliates almost daily, I didn't expect to get much out of the exfoliating part, but that woman scrubbed off my sins from a past life. That was THE most thorough exfoliation I've ever experienced. My skin was so smooth afterward. Every time she splashed warm water on me to wash away the dead skin, I felt refreshed. At the end of the service, she even gave me the exfoliating glove she'd used during the service. After the scrub, she applied the most hydrating face mask to my slightly sunburned face. After the scrub, she applied a hydrating face mask that my slightly sunburned skin desperately needed. While it dried, she performed my massage using what smelled like eucalyptus oil. The massage was thorough & occasionally intense but overall, I felt amazing. My only concern was sanitation. Services are performed completely nude, & I would've preferred to see the table sanitized in front of me or at least know what products were being used between guests. It was a little uncomfortable knowing someone else's most intimate parts had been on that table moments earlier. The café on the second floor has a decent variety of Korean food, water, juices, smoothies, & cold-pressed juices. I grabbed an apple, ginger & beet juice that was spicy in the best way. At $10, it was cheaper than many cold-pressed juices I've had elsewhere. That's about where the positives end because unfortunately, this is not a great place to relax. I was hoping for an outdoor pool (this is LA, after all). Nope. Just a rooftop deck. The "Ice Room" was about 57 degrees. Cool, but not cold. What WAS cold, however, was the water dripping on me from the ceiling. The Clay Ball Room is a death trap. Nearly everyone who entered after me either fell or almost fell. One poor woman went down so fast she didn't even know what happened. They really need signage warning guests about the slip & fall risk & explaining how to enter safely. I also expected more relaxation rooms. There were only one or two beyond the main spaces. The second-floor common area wasn't the quiet retreat I expected. Despite signs asking guests to keep their voices down, loud conversations were everywhere & no staff seemed interested in enforcing the rules. I thought I'd have better luck in the women-only spa area. Just when I found a quiet spot in the wet sauna, a staff member barged in & told everyone to leave so they could spray something into the air. We were completely naked, the steam is so thick you can barely see a few inches in front of you, & I was just starting to drift into a light sleep when the door flew open & we were told to get out. There was no explanation, no calm communication, & no indication whether this was routine maintenance or an emergency. Even afterward, nobody explained what was being sprayed or why. If this is routine maintenance, there should be signage letting guests know services may be interrupted throughout the day. And if there was such urgency to spray whatever product was being used, it raises questions about whether guests had been been exposed to something concerning. The wet sauna is also another place where hot water drips from the ceiling onto unsuspecting patrons. Very unpleasant & frankly pretty gross. The women's-only section includes a hot tub, warm tub & cold plunge. Unfortunately, I don't believe these pools are cleaned as thoroughly or frequently as they should be. I noticed visible buildup along the tile line at the water's edge, the kind of thing that shouldn't be there if the pools are being properly maintained. Anyone sitting their most intimate parts on those tile seats does so at their own risk. As I mentioned earlier, booking services here is a pain. There are signs advertising treatments but no clear guidance on where to sign up. Helpful patrons told me to go to the front desk, so I had to shower, dry off, get dressed & head upstairs. Then, despite my credit card being attached to my wristband, I couldn't use the wristband to pay. I had to go all the way back to the locker room to retrieve my card. So inconvenient. At my local Korean spa, there's a concierge in the locker room who handles all bookings. If that's not feasible here, at least install a kiosk so guests can book services without leaving the spa area. Online booking would also help, but I couldn't find that option on the website. My intention was to spend the entire day here before heading to my 11:30 pm flight. Instead, I left several hours early because I was so unnerved by the disruptions & disappointed by the limited relaxation options. I'm glad this wasn't my first Korean spa experience because it definitely wouldn't have inspired me to come back. read more

My gf and I came here on a late Friday night around 9:30pm - 2am. There were still plenty of people there and by the end of the night people were trying to rest and spend the night there. I understand it's LA so space is limited but the facility isn't that big and each hot room feels very crowded. A few of the rooms were kind of stinky from the amount of bodies in there. The ice room wasn't very cool and had a funny smell to it. The restaurant food was good, we really enjoyed the seaweed clam soup, bingsu, shikye and roasted eggs. The jacuzzi/sauna/women's locker room were clean. For the price it's still very reasonable especially it is 24 hours and would be a very cheap alternative to getting a hotel room if you're able to sleep with lots of people around you. read more

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Really great, great experience, great service attitude, a great experience. Travel was tiring, but relaxing made it very comfortable read more

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$40 for a day pass now. Great place to relax and unwind. There are 3 floors: male, female, coed, coed rooftop. Everyone gets a uniform shirt and pants - they give you shirts when you Check in and shorts are in the locker rooms runs small id size up. They also have robes sometimes but they go quick. Generally clean considering how many people go there each day. Women's bath house people are generally fully nude but it's very welcoming and no one is weird about it. Cold plunge, hot tub, warm tub, dry sauna, steam room AND a cold intense shower on each coed floor. I could spend 5+ hours here. There's also a beauty shop on the women's floor that you can buy face masks and other beauty supplies. Parking is valet only $4 cash. read more

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Had a scrub service and it was thoroughly performed! Sauna rooms are pretty standard and I feel they are on the smaller side except the Jade room. Food was good but pricy. Shaved rice is a must try after spa. read more

Wi Spa - A $60 meal - Day Spas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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I really enjoyed the deep tissue shiatsu massage. The masseuse was very skilled, and it was a first to have someone walk on my back. The experience was very therapeutic. DD got a deep pore facial, and enjoyed that a lot. The salt sauna, clay sauna, and ice room were our other favorites. I also enjoyed the bibimpap at the restaurant. The clay pot made the rice crispy. The dish definitely hit the spot. DD got the spicy tuna bowl, and we were impressed by the generous portion. All the entrees in the restaurant run about $20. Overall we had a great time at Wi Spa and look forward to returning. read more

Wi Spa - Spicy tuna bowl - Day Spas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Wi Spa is one of the best places in Los Angeles to relax and recharge. The facilities are clean, the saunas are well-maintained, and there are plenty of options to unwind, from hot tubs and steam rooms to quiet lounge areas. The staff were friendly and professional, and the overall atmosphere felt welcoming and peaceful. read more

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Went on a weekday night and honestly loved how relaxing it was. The spa is huge and open 24/7, so there's no pressure to rush. I mainly stayed in the different sauna rooms upstairs and each one had a different vibe and temperature. The jade and salt rooms were probably my favorites. Everything felt pretty clean and organized, and there were lots of places to sit and rest between sauna sessions. Definitely a good spot if you just want to unplug for a few hours in Koreatown. Would come back again late at night when it's quieter. read more

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Had an average experience at the Wi Spa, I would recommend it to first time visitors as the price point and amenities are plentiful. The high volume of visitors is expected for this popular spa in LA, and it was my first time. I liked the sauna rooms, but found it pretty repetitive and the "ice" room didn't feel as comfortable and relaxing for me. I enjoyed the food court and liked the Cold Noodles from there! It was refreshing to eat after the hot sauna rooms. Everything was stocked and clean. I would book another service next time to get a different experience but I would recommend this spa if you're looking to lounge somewhere especially for late nights! Our belongings were kept safe and they have a good security system. We bought face masks at a reasonable price at the gift shop to use too! read more

Wi Spa - Sauna - Day Spas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Always enjoy coming here to get the one of the oil & scrub massage. Chloe assisted me recently and her knowledge of all the treatments was incredible One of the cleaner spas I've been to & I can't wait to go back! read more

Wi Spa - Day Spas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I haven't been to Wi Spa in years! After I moved out of K town and the pandemic, it just hasn't occurred to me to visit. I use to go all the time to relax - like a staycation. I even have passes I purchased from 2018. In my most recent visit, I went to pick up 10 more passes as gifts. They showed up on my instagram feed. I think an influencer was talking about the new massage robot (Aescape). There has been a number of changes. The gym and men's sleeping area is under construction. The valet parking is $4. I was also told the entrance fee is $70 if you check in between midnight to 4 am. If you enter before midnight, you can stay until 4am at the regular entrance fee, $40. I purchased a pack of 10 passes, coming out to $320. I am usually a cheapskate, so I normally would say, just try to find street parking. But the area is so sketchy, I personally wouldn't feel safe walking around McArthur area. Have a good time, but be careful of the surrounding area. read more

What started out as booking my first ever Aescape (Robotic Massage) turned into a night of checking out the Wi Spa. I almost took a Waymo here, but time was running short. I should have done my research beyond locating it on Google Maps. So here's what I learned so far. Tip #1 The building is a concrete fortress, meaning there are zero windows, therefore minimal internet connection. Tip #2. Scannable codes everywhere to help you connect to the internet, their service menu, and to book additional services. Tip #3. Bring your own sandals. The ones they provide are very thin & flimsy. I was toe gripping the entire time. So I checked in at the front desk, greeted and checked into the spa $40 which allowed me to use the amenities, a locker that comes with a magnetic key watch. A towel, a T-Shirt, and those flimsy sandals. Check out time is at 4am even though this place is open 24hrs. Women's spa/locker room is located in the basement. You're encouraged to wear the given WiSpa T-shirt the entire time. No one told me that shorts are available on the shelves in the women's locker room so I stayed in my yoga pants. Next, I was escorted to my first ever Robotic massage. I booked 45min of my back (thoracic & Lumbar) along with my hips, glutes, and hamstrings. So I went upstairs in the elevator and was given spandex tops and bottom. They said they run small, but I actually think I should have went to my true size because it has to be smooth for the robotic arms. They offer a hair tie or a headband. I already had a hair tie, but I got the headband too. Staff have a tablet mirrored to the screen, but he walked me through the process and all the buttons. The massage bed was heated. The offer headrest covers to protect your face. What was it like? I was apprehensive at first, but once I relaxed and started out with the lightest tension and gradually increased pressure as I went along. First thing the machine does is scan your body. That was a truth-telling moment. I was looking fluffy on that image. Next thing you know I'm favoriting (Heart) on the best parts. That meant I wanted the robotic arms to stay longer in that space. I have a feeling I'm going to sleep very well tonight. The pressure on my glutes and hamstrings is just what I needed. The arms actually mimic a natural human massage meaning, it places it sensors on you on place at a time and provides pressure. The it goes into back n forth, to elongating the muscles then providing just heat and ending with one long pass before going into the next section. That 45 minutes went by quick and I was regretting not choosing the full-body option to cover my calves. Once it was over, I called the attendant and asked if I could book extra minutes. Nope, there was someone already booked after me that I quickly took off the spandex uniform provided and switched back into the WiSpa t-shirt. Cost to book that was $10. Well I booked a acupressure 30 minute foot massage. Cost $68. It was a good massage that included the calves. she did a great job. She kneaded, she pulled, slapped, and rubbed my feet to create heat and relaxation. It ended with Hot towels covering my calves and feet. She cleaned off my feet and I was done. I was laying down the entire time with an eye mask. Very relaxing. She guided me downstairs back to the locker room so I got dressed and headed up to the rooftop. It's nice, quiet, relaxing water fountains affixed to the fence. It's pretty chilly and glad I got dressed before heading up. Next, I will check out the common areas because right now I really need some water. Footnote: They have the video of Conan O'Brien visiting this spa for a day of male pampering. It's hilarious. Was told John Cena and Bobby Lee stopped by this place yesterday. You never know who you're going to see in downtown Los Angeles. read more

Would come again. I had heard of Wi Spa from the Conan O'Brien video (where he went with Steven Yuen) but had forgotten about it. Boyfriend and I were going on a road trip from just south of Seattle to San Diego and needed a place to stay in the middle of the night. We got to LA around 10pm and popped into the Wi Spa because they are open 24/7! Unfortunately, massage services end at 10pm (which I didn't realize despite reading a bunch of stuff on their website/reviews). Would've been well worth the stop if we had been able to get a massage after our long drive. There are signs stating SERVICES OVER $160 WAIVES ENTRANCE FEE. We stayed until 4am (that's the cut off if you don't want to pay $30 for the next day). They reset at 11am. Food was expensive. Late night ramyun was $14 (and you know it's just instant ramyun). The health drinks were bomb though ($6 for the skin cleaner - highly recommend!). 1st floor is women's. 2nd floor is men's. 3rd floor is communal. Unfortunately, 3rd floor was a little loud with certain groups not being conscious of their volume. At 1am-ish there was a security person who went into each sauna and made sure people didn't have their shirts lifted up (modesty!) and stayed quiet. Unfortunately, one group didn't get the memo and still laughed loudly in the cold room (doors are NOT soundproof!). Lots of snorers too. One spot right outside the food area had a hole in the ceiling and water dripped onto my leg. My favorite thing about this place was my skin felt so clear afterwards! And the hair dryer was the best hair dryer I've ever tried! read more

Wi Spa - Hole in ceiling on 3rd floor, right outside the glass of the eating area, where water dripped onto my leg as I was laying - Day Spas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I was so surprised to find such an authentic Korean jjimjilbang right here in Los Angeles -- and it's clearly very popular! I came on a weekend and all five floors were basically full. Everyone is really into wellness these days! This place has everything: hot tubs, showers, dry saunas, steam rooms, and multiple heated rooms with different temperatures. There are also large relaxation areas where you can just rest, nap, or hang out. It's perfect for families, couples, or a chill day with friends. Very kid-friendly, too -- they even have a children's play area. Another huge plus: they're open 24 hours, and valet parking is only $4. I'm so happy I found this spot. I'll definitely be coming back often to relax and unwind! read more

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Valet is four dollars cash or five dollars Zelle. We waited in line for about 20 minutes before we were let in which wasn't bad on New Year's Day. Cost $40 for the day and they give you a towel, cheap slippers and a T-shirt. They mandate that you wear their leisure uniform but being a plus size girly they did not have my size. I made sure to bring my own shorts just in case. Really glad that I did. There are so many things to do here and this was my very first time. I'm glad I went with a friend who has gone once before. They give you a bracelet that looks more like a watch and that is your locker number and key to lock up your valuables. They offer robes on a first come first serve basis, as well as shorts and mini towels. So just a heads up, if you plan on using the pools, you must shower before entering them and it is a totally nude setting. If you're not comfortable seeing other women nude or being news yourself, then this level is not for you. Everyone is nude walking around, going in and out of saunas on the "locker" level. Please keep in mind that women have their own locker room. Men have their own separate locker room. The next level is for both genders. You can grab a mat and lay out and relax, and there are tons of different rooms with different temperatures to use. There's a jade room, clay room, extreme heat, rock room, and an ice room. We use all of them. They serve food here as well. I got a water, a slushy and veggie rolls to snack on. We sat on a traditional Korean table setting. So basically you're seated on the floor with a special chair and legs crossed. Really taking in the full experience, right?! There are so many amenities here and we also purchased face masks from the store they had. Keep in mind it's a $10 minimum for credit card. My mask was only three dollars so luckily my friend had cash. Otherwise they have tons of masks make up lip, glosses, and so much more. I really enjoyed myself here. It's almost like being in Vegas because there are no windows and no clocks and we were there for literally six hours! I couldn't believe it. Definitely I'm coming back and bringing a group of girls. Next time I will make sure to bring my own sandals, shorts, and my own robe since they didn't carry my size. The only other con that I saw was that I wish they would have wiped so I could wipe down the mats before I lay on them. I didn't see that. Other than that, I had a really good time. read more

Wi Spa - Clay room - Day Spas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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I visited WI Spa today around **11:00 AM**, and unfortunately, it was one of the worst spa experiences I've ever had. My friend and I spent nearly **$300**, but instead of feeling relaxed, we left feeling stressed, unwelcome, and disappointed. The first issue happened in the women's wet area. Before entering the hot tub, I had already taken a shower. After removing my cover-up, a cleaning staff member immediately assumed I had not showered and repeatedly told me to shower first, even telling me to get out of the hot tub. I explained that I had already showered, but she continued treating me as though I had broken the rules. Staff should verify the situation before making assumptions. The second issue involved my phone. I carefully read the signs stating **"Phone usage is prohibited"** and **"No photo or video recording allowed."** I fully respected those rules. I never used my phone or took any photos. My phone was simply placed next to my towel because I always keep my valuables with me. Another sign also instructs guests not to leave personal belongings unattended and to keep them with them at all times. My phone is one of my personal belongings, so I believed I was following both signs. Despite never using my phone, the same staff member repeatedly approached me and accused me of using it. I finally asked her to leave me alone because I had not violated any rules. If WI Spa's policy is that **phones themselves are not allowed** in the wet area, the sign should clearly state **"No phones or electronic devices allowed in this area,"** not simply "Phone usage is prohibited." After this, I noticed the staff member speaking with coworkers and then a manager. Instead of listening to my concerns, I felt like I was already being treated as though I had done something wrong. Another frustrating issue involved the wristband. My friend and I booked and paid together under one reservation. Because I didn't feel comfortable wearing the wristband into the scrub treatment, I left it in my locker. When I arrived for my appointment, the manager gave me a hard time because I wasn't wearing it, even after I explained that my appointment could easily be verified under our shared reservation. Instead of checking the reservation, she told me to leave the treatment area. It was unnecessary and embarrassing. During my Korean body scrub, the manager also insisted that I wear the spa uniform. As an Asian woman, I preferred to keep my own bra on until the treatment started because I wasn't comfortable being completely exposed. She made me go upstairs to get a spa uniform, only for the scrub technician to immediately tell me to remove it once I entered the room. That extra trip served no purpose. The scrub itself was also disappointing. The technician spoke very little English, making communication difficult. I repeatedly asked her to scrub more gently because it was painful and asked several times for cooler water because it was too hot, but my requests were ignored. At one point, while following her instructions to change positions, some water accidentally splashed toward her. She reacted angrily, making me feel very uncomfortable throughout the remainder of the treatment. Afterward, I shared my concerns with the manager. Rather than acknowledging my experience or apologizing, she simply told me what I should do differently next time regarding the phone policy. There was no empathy or attempt to improve the situation. Overall, I never felt welcomed. I felt like I was constantly being watched, corrected, and treated like a child instead of a paying customer. For nearly **$300**, I expected a relaxing and professional spa experience. Instead, I experienced poor communication, unnecessary confrontation, inconsistent enforcement of policies, and customer service that lacked empathy. I will not be returning and cannot recommend WI Spa based on my experience. read more

Late Night Lifesaver We came here for a 4 a.m. sister spa run, and that alone makes this place iconic. It's open 24 hours, which is perfect when you need to relax on your own schedule. I called ahead (twice) to confirm pricing and hours, and the staff was helpful and patient even at 3 in the morning. Pro tip: if you go after 4 a.m., admission drops from $70 to $40 per person. That alone made it worth the wait. Entrance and Parking We took Waymo, and it dropped us off in the front of the building. The address is correct, but the main entrance is actually in the back near the parking lot. Just walk around the building. There are stairs at the entrance, so that's something to keep in mind. They do have a parking lot, but I'm not sure whether parking is included or paid. What to Expect Inside Even at 4 a.m., there were plenty of people there. The locker room wet area requires nudity (standard spa policy). They have two hot tubs, a cold pool, standing showers, and smaller seated wash stations. Upstairs, there are multiple sauna-style rooms including a salt room, clay room, an ice room (which felt amazing), and an extremely hot sauna where staff limits you to 10 minutes for safety. There were also lots of people resting quietly on mats, so it definitely has that true 24-hour spa vibe. Uniform and Sizing They provide a robe plus a spa shirt and shorts. The shirts go up to 4X, but the shorts only go up to 2X, and the robes run small and don't fully close. If sizing is a concern, just know the options are limited. It's manageable, but not the most size-inclusive setup. I did appreciate that staff said we could bring our own clothes if needed. Just something to keep in mind if you want a more comfortable fit. Rooftop and Extras They have a rooftop lounge area with seating and a TV, which is nice for relaxing. The view is mostly covered by metal paneling, so you don't really see much of the city. There's also a café (not sure if it's open 24 hours), and massage services weren't available during the overnight hours when we went. Overall It's not perfect, but it delivers on the 24-hour experience. If you need a reset when the world is asleep, this place gives you that space. read more

Visited Wi Spa in LA and it truly exceeded my expectations. 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. read more

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My husband and I were looking for a unique massage experience and the acupressure massages were nice. They do have a base charge 160$ which if you don't go over they add a 40$ for admission so we did the 80min for 170$. They have sauna rooms which are all different and a cool experience but It was very crowded which kind of took away from it. The roof top terrace was calming to get away from everyone. Ps: they do have separate pools for men and women and there does tend to be a lot of nudity in the gender specific areas so if you're not comfortable with that it might not be for you. Overall relaxing and a unique experience read more

I was speaking at a conference in LA recently so I was in town and finally was able to try Wi Spa! This place has been on my list for years. I've been to the Korean spa outside Chicago & a spa in Korea for reference. Pros: - My Korean scrub & massage was really well done! I had a really attentive person and I kept thinking, wow what they do is such a workout so I have nothing but admiration for the ladies caring for folks every day. - The place was clean. I went late on a weekday from 7:30-11:30pm. It got quieter after 8 & really quiet after 10pm but there were still a few people around so it never felt unsafe as a woman there by myself. - Unlike other reviews, I got to avoid children & even had some saunas by myself which was nice. The saunas are a great size and they have enough variety to keep it interesting. The wet sauna in the women's locker room was also nicer than the one in Chicago. Cons: - No one explained where the shorts, robes, etc were so had to ask other folks for help. It would've been nice to be given a heads up at the front desk but the reception folks seemed all really young and didn't really care. - I'm used to there being different levels of hot pools so was slightly disappointed that there was just multiple hot pools of the same temp & then the icy one. - Food was so-so but service was great and I'm still glad there was a food option at like 11pm. I tend to always want a spicy soup for comfort but looking at other reviews I should've got the mul naengmyun (next time)! - I spent over $225 for services and food so be prepared to splurge. - The rooftop is unique but what's up with no good view of the city? There were folks sleeping up there so felt weird for me to stay longer than 5 mins. Tips: - Make sure to bring $20s, $10s, & $5s so you have some flexibility on a tip for the scrub & massage based on price. They give you envelopes to put it in and hand back which is preferred by the workers. Luckily I was able to get some smaller bills at the front desk but was annoying having to get dressed in order to go back there so if you want to avoid that, get it ahead of time. - In case folks are wondering, the workers doing the scrub speak English and you can communicate with them throughout. My lady actually started out in English and then switched to Korean when I said I was lol. Overall, I'm so glad I experienced Wi Spa! I'm jealous of anyone who lives somewhere in the US with access to a Korean spa. I would def be here all the time if I was local but will just have to wait until my next work trip! read more

Wi Spa - Yugehjang was just ok but glad they had it as an option as I wanted something spicy - Day Spas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Our family has been coming to this spa for a very long time -- probably more than 30 times over the years. It's a very popular place, so it always seems busy whenever we visit. I really enjoy coming here because I can relax and have some pampering time. However, during my most recent visit on Sunday, November 9, there were a few things that were disappointing. When I asked the staff in the women's sauna area for a robe, she said there weren't any available, which surprised me. How can a spa not have any robes? After spending some time in the bath and showering, I checked again about an hour later, and they had robes. That's good. The facilities are nice, the food is ok and I especially love the Ondol (the heated floor), which is one of my favorite things about Korean spas. But the biggest downside is that there are always kids running around, yelling, and being very loud. Even though I like kids, this is supposed to be a place to relax, and it's hard to fully unwind with so much noise. This has been an ongoing issue every time I visit, and it's really disappointing. The food tastes okay, but the prices are definitely too high for what you get. Overall, I do like this spa, but I really hope they can address some of these issues, especially the noise. read more

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It's been some time since I've visited, are least 5+ years and I was reminded of why I never felt the urge to go back. Given the size of the facility and the amount of foot traffic it sees on a weekend day/night, it was filthy. It smelly dirty, ball's of hair everywhere and absolutely no one cleaning in the process. I'm use to other Korean spas where there is someone always picking up dirty towels left behind, sweeping, wiping surfaces etc and I didn't see anyone doing any of this until 11p when it was at the end of the day, but 3 hrs prior to that-- nada. I just felt dirty walking through there and tried to give it a chance but in the end, I will never be back. The only plus is that it's opened late but then they charge $70 past midnight as an entrance fee s opposed to the regular $40. And the restaurant was just ok, $30 for mediocre spicy beef soup. There are other great LA options out there and I would say try those. Very disappointing. read more

Wi Spa - $30 for this - Day Spas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Standard korean spa experience. Pay at the entrance. As of November 2025, price is now $40 per person. We came on a rainy Saturday and it was a bit busy. Leave your belongings in the lockers using the wristbands and change into the provided shorts and shirt. All purchases made from this point on are via your wristband. Recommendations: Bring a change of clothes, something to read, cards, shower toiletries, etc. My favorite rooms in the spa are the clay ball room and the jade room. Food is decent for the price, can take a while depending on how busy it is. This is a korean spa so people are naked in the locker rooms/jacuzzis. Grow up if this bothers you. Open 24/7. Great for groups. One of our fav activities to do after drinking. read more

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This spa is a great place to unwind and relax! Upon walking in, the staff greets you. They're all great! Manager on duty was Chloe and she was also super great and friendly. She's very sweet and was very smiley throughout our whole interaction. Booked a massage for me and my friend and she helped us get 2 slots. We loveeeee when people work their magic :) Parking is valet or street parking. Food is good too! read more

Came to Wi Spa after midnight specifically to use the women's wet spa area (hot tubs/saunas), only to find out upon arrival that the entire women's sauna/wet spa section would be closed from 2:00-3:30 a.m. for cleaning/maintenance. What bothered me was not the maintenance itself but the fact that they still charged the full overnight rate ($70) with zero adjustment despite a major amenity being unavailable for a significant portion of the visit. I was just politely inquiring/confirming the area of closure when extremely rude front desk guy immediately informed me that I'll also be charged the overnight rate and there'll be no discount (I haven't even asked if there's one!) I said 'wow' then pause and reach for my wallet, which he then quickly said: I don't need your attitude. I responded and asked him what attitude when I'm simply pausing to reach for my wallet. The interaction escalated unnecessarily, and I was literally told, "We don't need your business." I left immediately. For a business positioning itself as a relaxing spa experience, the customer service was shockingly aggressive and unprofessional. If the women's wet spa area is going to close overnight, this should be made clear on the website, especially when charging premium overnight pricing. Judging by other reviews, it seems others has toxic encounter with this same employee. This interaction completely killed the relaxing atmosphere before I even step foot in the spa. If I can give this place 0 stars I would. read more

I have been a long term customer here, but my recent experience was a nightmare. First, Gross Negligence with Lost Property: about a month ago, I left a $300+ vaporizer in a bag. I called the very next day, and the staff confirmed they had it and took my phone number. When I finally went to retrieve it, they casually told me they 'threw it away.' How does a reputable business discard a customer's high-value property without even a phone call, especially after confirming they found it? Second, Extreme Valet Negligence: Yesterday, the valet service was even worse. I paid for valet, but the attendant left before parking my car. When I tried to get my keys from the front desk, they couldn't find them. I eventually found my car sitting UNATTENDED in the middle of the driveway, UNLOCKED, with the KEYS IN THE IGNITION. Anyone could have driven off with my car. This isn't just bad service; it's a massive security and safety hazard. If you value your property or the safety of your vehicle, think twice before coming here. The management is clearly failing at basic oversight. read more

Wi Spa was exactly what we needed for our one day trip to LA. We were looking for a place to relax, recharge, and hang out all day before our evening event and redeye flight back to Chicago, and this spot delivered. It was the perfect home base. We brought a change of clothes, enjoyed the spa amenities, got some work done, and never felt rushed. Everything was clean, comfortable, and easy. I'm already looking forward to coming back the next time I'm in LA. read more

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I enjoyed my time here! This is my second time here and the areas have really improved and been renovated since pre-COVID. Particularly I found the showers, pampering area, and ladies section to be a lot more inviting and modern than I remember it. The rooftop also looks nicer than I went last time! It's very relaxing to chill up there. Now for the main event the rooms! My favorite is the really hot dome looking room, the clay ball room, and I enjoy the ice room! The cafe also has delicious food that is comparable to other places in ktown in terms of flavor. Overall a relaxing time indeed. read more

Wi Spa - Day Spas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

The price is now $40, which feels steep since the spa hasn't really improved. The facility is looking a bit rundown -- I've seen brown stains in the wet areas, weird smells coming from the Jacuzzis, and there's usually something broken every time I visit. On top of that, spa etiquette, especially on weekends, can be pretty much nonexistent. If they're going to raise prices by over 30%, you'd expect some upgrades or better maintenance. Unfortunately, that hasn't happened yet. read more

Wi Spa - Rooftop - Day Spas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

This was my first time and first experience going to a spa. This facility is open 24 hours. On the Main street it looked like it's closed but, I believe that is the back side of the establishment. You will have to turn the corner and enter through the parking lot. Parking is a fee of $4 for the day but the parking can get a little packed so try and aim for an early time. We arrived around 11 AM and walked in. We were greeted at the counter but wasn't given a tour. I had to let her know it was my first time, and we didn't know what we were doing. The staff member just told us where we could change at and was asked if we wanted to book anymore services, we politely declined. We were wrong, we should of book a service instead of trying later. Sorry, forgot to mention it's $40 for the day, once you leave you have to pay again but you have unlimited time inside. With the $40 you get: Entry, shirt, shorts, slippers and excess to all three floors. We adventured off to the women's side of the facility. The spa had multiple showers, pools, full size mirrors, toothbrushes, massage chairs, a little store for things you might need. Once we changed into out of our clothes we attempted to get to the main floor by elevator and it wasn't working for us, so we had to use the stairs. I have a knee problem so using the stairs can be difficult of certain days. On the main floor there are 6 six rooms. Start for the hottest room and work your way down. We didn't know that so we were just jumping from room to room after a while. We did try the snack shack for a snack but sweating and resting is a workout that I NEVER knew could be done. We are so hungry and thirsty. We tried to go and reserve times for a massage but they were booked until 7PM and it was only 3PM so we decided to leave but we are definitely coming back. read more

Came here on a Saturday at 12pm. While the sauna rooms, dining options and customer service are great, the environment itself is overcrowded and suited towards socializing more than it is relaxing. People talk loudly through out the entire space and rooms are packed. This could be attributed to weekend crowds of course, but in general there isn't an enforced policy on noise or capacity. If you're looking to rest in a quieter, peaceful area, I recommend checking out the open space in the women's locker room to the left of the inner stairwell. There's hardly anyone there and it's away from the main walking paths. Parking is available for a few dollars on site, but there is free street parking 2 blocks down if you're willing to walk by encampments. Treatments are on the pricer side, so expect to pay $160+ for a massage, facial, etc. though your $40 entry fee is waived if you purchase a service. Food is priced ~$20 per meal and ~$8 specialty drinks. read more

Wi Spa is one of the most well-known 24/7 Korean spas in Los Angeles. Valet parking is available for $4 (cash only as of 2025), so be sure to bring some bills for that. After check-in, the entire spa operates cashlessly--you'll use your wristband to scan for purchases and pay upon checkout. The spa is spread over four floors and includes an outdoor lounging area, restaurant, children's zone, computer stations, and a gym. As with most Korean spas, there's a co-ed area with various hot rooms (like the ice and jade rooms) and gender-separated bathhouse sections. I visited on Memorial Day and paid a $30 entrance fee. Keep in mind that pricing can vary depending on your check-in/check-out time. The spa was quite busy with families and kids until around 10 PM. After 11 PM, the crowd shifted more toward adults, travelers, and those winding down from a night out. Around midnight, the lights are dimmed, and many guests settle in with blankets or relax in the hot rooms--it becomes a very mellow atmosphere. Massage and body scrub services end around 9-10 PM, and the restaurant stays open until about 11 PM or midnight (sorry, I didn't catch the exact closing time). I also checked out the gym, which stays open until 11 PM and is well-equipped. The restaurant prices are typical for casual dining: I ordered a roasted egg ($6), coconut water ($6), and spicy ramen ($11). Overall, the spa was still relaxing, though not the cleanest--likely due to the holiday and 24/7 nature. It does get very crowded. That said, I really enjoyed the ice and jade rooms, and I appreciated the valet security--it made me feel safer walking to my car late at night. The staff at both the front desk and restaurant were very friendly. Wi Spa is a bit of a drive for me, and with so many other Korean spas in the area, I plan to keep exploring. Still, I'm glad I gave it a try--it was an interesting experience I don't regret. (54/100) read more

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Nice Korean spa spot in LA. Every time I come, I feel refreshed and relaxed. Plus the comfort food is great too. It totally makes my day. read more

Wi Spa - Day Spas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I'm coming to Weed Mall for just over a decade When the facility was $25 to get into it seems like it was a lot cleaner where Mor managed and taken care of Slowly over the years I have seen it decline as being the top Korean spa in Los Angeles The tubs are always dirty and cloudy unless you go in there directly after they drain them They've completely got rid of the gym and are converting it to a hair salon And every other time I've been there for the last five years something is broken, whether that be one of the Jacuzzis, the cold plunge or one of the steam rooms or saunas. Has someone on the spectrum routine is everything. And it really is disheartening to see this place not being as well taken care of as it was when the entry fee was cheaper. I understand costs and goods have gone up. But the Care has gone down. read more

Decided to try the sugar scrub this time and it was great! A 90 minute scrub and massage which is enough to waive the admission fee and gets you so relaxed. When I have done the salt scrub the lady would wash your hair and the end and your done this time she did it between the scrub and massage and had us sit in the sauna. My skin feels so great after this treatment! Then we had the delicious food. My friend had the beef bimbimap and I had the tofu. The portions are huge and delicious. Don't forget to try the shaved ice! Amazing! read more

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After a long and stressful week, Wi Spa was exactly what I needed. The moment you walk in, you can feel the calm atmosphere. The sauna rooms are great -- I especially liked the salt room and the hotter rooms for a good sweat. The pools were clean and the water temperature was perfect. Being open 24 hours makes it super convenient. Whether you're looking to relax, recover, or just unplug for a few hours, this place delivers. Highly recommend. read more

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My Go-To Spot for Serious Relaxation! I've been coming to Wi Spa for years, and it never disappoints. Yes, the entrance fee recently went up from $30 to $40, but honestly, it's still so worth it. This 24-hour Korean spa is my favorite place to unwind when I need to reset. The variety of saunas is amazing: the clay, salt, and jade rooms are incredibly grounding, and if you're brave enough, try the 210 degree sauna, it's intense, but feels so detoxifying. I can easily spend hours here just cycling through the rooms, napping, or lounging in the common areas. And don't even get me started on the food! The onsite Korean restaurant is a hidden gem. My go-to is the bibimbop bowl (perfectly balanced and satisfying), and my daughter swears by the teriyaki salmon. Wi Spa is welcoming (can do better with the cleaning, though), and absolutely therapeutic. Whether I'm going solo or with friends or family, I always leave feeling lighter, body and mind. read more

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I've been coming to Wi Spa for about 10 years, and one of the constants that keeps me coming back is the staff. Miguel, who works in the men's locker room area, is a great example of the hospitality Wi Spa is known for. He's warm, polite, hardworking, and always treats people with courtesy and respect. I honestly don't know if he's been here the entire decade I've been visiting, but it certainly feels that way. The valet, front desk, and attendants are all excellent, but Miguel embodies the professionalism and kindness that make Wi Spa such a welcoming place. Just wanted to recognize someone who consistently does his job well and helps make the experience a good one every time. read more

Very nice and big place. The front staffs were knowledgeable. The women bath and locker areas are very clean and spacious. They provide blankets and robes. Many other spas don't offer these amenities. There is a rooftop space to hang out if you want some fresh air. One downside I would say are the non Asians who disrespect and have no courtesy. One couple used a bunch of sleeping pads to make a bed!!!! Food quality is good here. Kinda on the pricey side though. Overall a great place to relax for adult daycare time read more