I have tried a couple of Korean spas around, and so far, I'm pleased and happy with this one. It was quite clean and has amenities th I liked. There might be a better spa out there, bus so far, this place won my business. I took a couple of images of that place. It was completely empty the rooms when I took it. The only complain that they close pretty at 10PM .. there are a few korean spas that close later than that
Maureen Dimalanta
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July 31, 2024
Smaller compared to Korean spas I have been to.
We took advantage of their small gym and did some LISS for about 20 minutes before our massage appts.’
I came with my mom and it was her first time to a Korean spa. My mom enjoyed her session, though she prefers gentle massages. I, on the other hand, prefer my massages to be more intense. My mom said we should’ve switched masseuses.
The saunas were nice. We were able to try each room once before we started to get hungry.
We ate at their cafe and ordered the galbitang and shared it. It was yummy.
Overall, it was good. The place was clean and the staff was nice.
Courtney
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November 19, 2023
I’m a huge fan of Korean spas (jimjilbang 찜질방). While it might not be the as flashy as other options in ktown, this is not to be missed. It’s located inside a mall and is on the third floor. I know these places can feel intimidating if you’ve never been before, but don’t let it stop you! The women at the front will walk you through and tell you everything you need to know to enjoy the facility. And honestly if you end up confused, pretty much anyone there will help you out too, very communal feeling.
This place has all the basic amenities needed and the price is right. I got the Gold Special, a two hour service that includes a body scrub, hair treatment, and a lovely massage. Make sure to bring cash to tip your person. The whole spa facility was clean and wasn’t overly crowded like some other places are which was so nice as I went on a Saturday. The food in the cafe was incredible, and I really recommend you try the Korean rice drink as it’s perfectly sweet and cold.
Lastly, make sure to park in the parking structure that is outlined in blue as you’ll get 6 hours included parking on P2. Don’t make the mistake I did and park in the structure next door, they’re expensive.
Vince Leus
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February 29, 2024
Only used the men’s sauna and the jimjilbang. Went on a Tuesday at noon. Sauna is small but is very clean and has all the amenities you need to feel squeaky clean. If it’s you’re first time at a Korean spa, the staff will gladly explain to you how everything works. I was nervous about going here based on some of the reviews saying this place is “bare bones” but I didn’t feel that at all. It was relaxing and quiet, unlike Wi Spa where people are talking way too loud and there’s kids running around everywhere. Food in the jimjilbang is good too, I had the seaweed soup. Saw people eating the bibimbap and tofu soup, also looked good. Overall it was very relaxing and I would come back again for the quiet and relaxing ambiance. It’s also great that this spot is in the same building as H-Mart. I went grocery shopping after and got boba across the street at Tiger Sugar.
oK SavetheBees
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June 26, 2024
A must-visit for every trip to LA! I highly recommend the scrub and massage package. The scrub ladies are meticulous, they will make you question just how good of a job you do exfoliating yourself😅I’ve never been so soft and clean. I’ve always had a positive experience and look forward to going every time I visit koreatown.
I have tried a couple of Korean spas around, and so far, I'm pleased and happy with this one. It was quite clean and has amenities th I liked. There might be a better spa out there, bus so far, this place won my business. I took a couple of images of that place. It was completely empty the rooms when I took it. The only complain that they close pretty at 10PM .. there are a few korean spas that close later than that
Smaller compared to Korean spas I have been to. We took advantage of their small gym and did some LISS for about 20 minutes before our massage appts.’ I came with my mom and it was her first time to a Korean spa. My mom enjoyed her session, though she prefers gentle massages. I, on the other hand, prefer my massages to be more intense. My mom said we should’ve switched masseuses. The saunas were nice. We were able to try each room once before we started to get hungry. We ate at their cafe and ordered the galbitang and shared it. It was yummy. Overall, it was good. The place was clean and the staff was nice.
I’m a huge fan of Korean spas (jimjilbang 찜질방). While it might not be the as flashy as other options in ktown, this is not to be missed. It’s located inside a mall and is on the third floor. I know these places can feel intimidating if you’ve never been before, but don’t let it stop you! The women at the front will walk you through and tell you everything you need to know to enjoy the facility. And honestly if you end up confused, pretty much anyone there will help you out too, very communal feeling. This place has all the basic amenities needed and the price is right. I got the Gold Special, a two hour service that includes a body scrub, hair treatment, and a lovely massage. Make sure to bring cash to tip your person. The whole spa facility was clean and wasn’t overly crowded like some other places are which was so nice as I went on a Saturday. The food in the cafe was incredible, and I really recommend you try the Korean rice drink as it’s perfectly sweet and cold. Lastly, make sure to park in the parking structure that is outlined in blue as you’ll get 6 hours included parking on P2. Don’t make the mistake I did and park in the structure next door, they’re expensive.
Only used the men’s sauna and the jimjilbang. Went on a Tuesday at noon. Sauna is small but is very clean and has all the amenities you need to feel squeaky clean. If it’s you’re first time at a Korean spa, the staff will gladly explain to you how everything works. I was nervous about going here based on some of the reviews saying this place is “bare bones” but I didn’t feel that at all. It was relaxing and quiet, unlike Wi Spa where people are talking way too loud and there’s kids running around everywhere. Food in the jimjilbang is good too, I had the seaweed soup. Saw people eating the bibimbap and tofu soup, also looked good. Overall it was very relaxing and I would come back again for the quiet and relaxing ambiance. It’s also great that this spot is in the same building as H-Mart. I went grocery shopping after and got boba across the street at Tiger Sugar.
A must-visit for every trip to LA! I highly recommend the scrub and massage package. The scrub ladies are meticulous, they will make you question just how good of a job you do exfoliating yourself😅I’ve never been so soft and clean. I’ve always had a positive experience and look forward to going every time I visit koreatown.