One of the best spas in LA, all
Women, clean and tidy and quiet. However, the prices for day spas have doubled the price and only via reservations.
RCHI KLE
-
September 11, 2024
I inquired about the requirement for customers to pay a 20% tip on the total service price. In response to my query, a staff member explained that failure to adhere to this policy would prompt a call from the manager, who would request the 20% tip payment or place the individual on a blacklist. Ironically, I humorously expressed my willingness to be placed on this blacklist, as it holds no significance in my life.
I have since advised all my friends who enjoy visiting Korean spas to avoid ONLYMPIC SPA. Consequently, we have opted to patronize a different spa that does not enforce a compulsory 20% tip and offers exceptional service. It is worth noting that this gratuity is not legally mandated but rather a part of the establishment's internal policy. Considering that the service price exceeds $200, the insistence on an additional $40 tip seems unjustified to me.
Sahrish M
-
August 09, 2024
First time here. Came here for my birthday. I got the scrub and Cbd massage. Scrub was fine but the massage was disappointing for the price. She basically poured oil on you and gave you a quick massage and that was it. I did not leave feeling any better. The amenities are nice.
Meagan Pruden
-
August 11, 2024
I had to cancel my appointment on principle. They now charge for valet parking. I parked my own car and they wanted me to pay 3$ anyway. I did not have my car key for the man to park my car and I don't understand why everyone has to do valet. I already was going to pay 220$ to be at the spa and receive services. While it's 3$, it's the principal. If I'm parking my car I should not have to pay for valet. I'm paying for something I'm not receiving. I don't understand why they don't include parking in their "service fee" which I don't even know actually goes to the masseuse.
Not worth it. Go to Wii spa. Cheaper services and they charge the same price for parking. They also have a restaurant and a much larger facility.
Update: for less than I would have spent at Olympic Spa I went to Wii spa and got the same services plus a pedicure and lunch for under 220$ (I used to do pure bliss at Olympic.. but is 220$ with gratuity and now they are forcing their customers to pay 3$ for valet parking even if they don’t park your car…)
Needless to say, Olympic spa has lost a customer and any referrals I was making to other nurses and patients…
Kay Williams
-
May 12, 2024
I went to Olympic Spa, as a birthday gift to myself. I absolutely enjoyed myself. I used the Jacuzzi, the heated saunas, I, even got a massage for 55 minutes. Truly, a relaxing and invigorating experience for me. I would definitely visit Olympic Spa again.
One of the best spas in LA, all Women, clean and tidy and quiet. However, the prices for day spas have doubled the price and only via reservations.
I inquired about the requirement for customers to pay a 20% tip on the total service price. In response to my query, a staff member explained that failure to adhere to this policy would prompt a call from the manager, who would request the 20% tip payment or place the individual on a blacklist. Ironically, I humorously expressed my willingness to be placed on this blacklist, as it holds no significance in my life. I have since advised all my friends who enjoy visiting Korean spas to avoid ONLYMPIC SPA. Consequently, we have opted to patronize a different spa that does not enforce a compulsory 20% tip and offers exceptional service. It is worth noting that this gratuity is not legally mandated but rather a part of the establishment's internal policy. Considering that the service price exceeds $200, the insistence on an additional $40 tip seems unjustified to me.
First time here. Came here for my birthday. I got the scrub and Cbd massage. Scrub was fine but the massage was disappointing for the price. She basically poured oil on you and gave you a quick massage and that was it. I did not leave feeling any better. The amenities are nice.
I had to cancel my appointment on principle. They now charge for valet parking. I parked my own car and they wanted me to pay 3$ anyway. I did not have my car key for the man to park my car and I don't understand why everyone has to do valet. I already was going to pay 220$ to be at the spa and receive services. While it's 3$, it's the principal. If I'm parking my car I should not have to pay for valet. I'm paying for something I'm not receiving. I don't understand why they don't include parking in their "service fee" which I don't even know actually goes to the masseuse. Not worth it. Go to Wii spa. Cheaper services and they charge the same price for parking. They also have a restaurant and a much larger facility. Update: for less than I would have spent at Olympic Spa I went to Wii spa and got the same services plus a pedicure and lunch for under 220$ (I used to do pure bliss at Olympic.. but is 220$ with gratuity and now they are forcing their customers to pay 3$ for valet parking even if they don’t park your car…) Needless to say, Olympic spa has lost a customer and any referrals I was making to other nurses and patients…
I went to Olympic Spa, as a birthday gift to myself. I absolutely enjoyed myself. I used the Jacuzzi, the heated saunas, I, even got a massage for 55 minutes. Truly, a relaxing and invigorating experience for me. I would definitely visit Olympic Spa again.