Nice spa , pretty busy for Wednesday night 9-11:30 pm. Great deal for the money. $30 entry $4 valet. Massage services were booked up. The mens & womens sections are nude and separated. Its a little weird at first then after awhile you get used to it and get comfortable. There’s a cold plunge, warm bath (not working) & hot tub. Showers include everything shampoo, conditioner lotion, shaver’s Toothbrush &paste. The cooed section has a cold room , salt room , Jade room & huge dry sauna. Kids are allowed and theres a play section for them. Theres a good korean restaurant $12-30.
There’s sleeping rooms and a lounge area with tvs. Massage chairs.
Only complaint was no robes and alot of chatting. Open 24 hrs for extra stay overnight
Ali G
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March 06, 2025
I had an amazing experience. Bring cash. Parking $4 but it’s valet. And if you get a service you tip pin cash. The women’s bath is all nude which took some getting used to but the co ed areas have saunas too. You need to book in advance because spots fill up quick and book a body scrub instead of a massage. It’s a crazy experience! They scrub layers of skin off lmao. You need to try it once! I got mine with two face mask, they wrapped me in foil and a bit mask. I felt like a whole new person! And it was all 185$ which I felt was worth it! Every inch of me was scrubbed down and I felt safe. Because everyone is nude in that area the massage people wear bathing suits and do a good job in helping you feel comfortable.
Food is okay no complaints. They have separate sleeping areas for women and men but check out is 4am
Dennis Phan
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February 11, 2025
The best Korean bathhouse that I’ve gone to so far! I mean there’s so many amenities. There is a basic bathhouse (nude of course) separate for men and women with your normal fixings— hot, warm, and cold tub, dry and wet sauna. Family friendly, and open for 24 hours! I can only imagine the heating and water bill… If you’re going with the whole family or a mixed gender group of friends, there’s also a clothed relaxation area with mats on the floor where you can take a nap, with some other spas and sauna rooms. Small gym on the ground floor, as well. And of course, there is a great little cafeteria! Honestly probably the best thing about this place. And all for $30! If you’re unfamiliar with the etiquette, brush up online, and if you need reminders— they’re everywhere in the gendered bathhouses. Some tips would be to grab some shorts in the bathhouse area if you’re going to venture up into the cafeteria/co-ed area, since outside clothes are not allowed. Definitely come whether you’re having a treat yourself day or coming with a friend, partner, or family.
Donna Kim
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January 09, 2025
I love Korean-style spas, and visiting Wi Spa was on my must-do list for LA — and it didn’t disappoint.
The entrance fee is $30 per person, with an overnight charge of $20, making it $50 for a day. We found out a vendor at Korean Plaza sells tickets for $20 (a $10 discount), so we stopped by and bought them in cash before heading to the spa.
The shared spaces were smaller than expected but surprisingly quiet, and the facility was impressively clean, with staff working hard to maintain it. The restaurant offered authentic Korean spa food, and we enjoyed sikhye and boiled eggs while playing board games in the communal area. There’s also a rooftop space perfect for cool weather.
The shower room was fully stocked with essentials like toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, and towels. Parking costs $4 for valet, but the lot is spacious, and there’s no extra fee for overnight stays.
If I visit LA again, I’d definitely return!❤️
Catherine Shu
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October 05, 2024
One of my favorite weekend activities with my friends,very relaxing. Just discovered there is rooftop which is very specious and nice, don’t forget to bring blankets. The body scrub was fantastic—my skin felt rejuvenated, smooth, and refreshed afterward. The therapist was highly professional and made sure I was comfortable throughout the treatment.
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Nice spa , pretty busy for Wednesday night 9-11:30 pm. Great deal for the money. $30 entry $4 valet. Massage services were booked up. The mens & womens sections are nude and separated. Its a little weird at first then after awhile you get used to it and get comfortable. There’s a cold plunge, warm bath (not working) & hot tub. Showers include everything shampoo, conditioner lotion, shaver’s Toothbrush &paste. The cooed section has a cold room , salt room , Jade room & huge dry sauna. Kids are allowed and theres a play section for them. Theres a good korean restaurant $12-30. There’s sleeping rooms and a lounge area with tvs. Massage chairs. Only complaint was no robes and alot of chatting. Open 24 hrs for extra stay overnight
I had an amazing experience. Bring cash. Parking $4 but it’s valet. And if you get a service you tip pin cash. The women’s bath is all nude which took some getting used to but the co ed areas have saunas too. You need to book in advance because spots fill up quick and book a body scrub instead of a massage. It’s a crazy experience! They scrub layers of skin off lmao. You need to try it once! I got mine with two face mask, they wrapped me in foil and a bit mask. I felt like a whole new person! And it was all 185$ which I felt was worth it! Every inch of me was scrubbed down and I felt safe. Because everyone is nude in that area the massage people wear bathing suits and do a good job in helping you feel comfortable. Food is okay no complaints. They have separate sleeping areas for women and men but check out is 4am
The best Korean bathhouse that I’ve gone to so far! I mean there’s so many amenities. There is a basic bathhouse (nude of course) separate for men and women with your normal fixings— hot, warm, and cold tub, dry and wet sauna. Family friendly, and open for 24 hours! I can only imagine the heating and water bill… If you’re going with the whole family or a mixed gender group of friends, there’s also a clothed relaxation area with mats on the floor where you can take a nap, with some other spas and sauna rooms. Small gym on the ground floor, as well. And of course, there is a great little cafeteria! Honestly probably the best thing about this place. And all for $30! If you’re unfamiliar with the etiquette, brush up online, and if you need reminders— they’re everywhere in the gendered bathhouses. Some tips would be to grab some shorts in the bathhouse area if you’re going to venture up into the cafeteria/co-ed area, since outside clothes are not allowed. Definitely come whether you’re having a treat yourself day or coming with a friend, partner, or family.
I love Korean-style spas, and visiting Wi Spa was on my must-do list for LA — and it didn’t disappoint. The entrance fee is $30 per person, with an overnight charge of $20, making it $50 for a day. We found out a vendor at Korean Plaza sells tickets for $20 (a $10 discount), so we stopped by and bought them in cash before heading to the spa. The shared spaces were smaller than expected but surprisingly quiet, and the facility was impressively clean, with staff working hard to maintain it. The restaurant offered authentic Korean spa food, and we enjoyed sikhye and boiled eggs while playing board games in the communal area. There’s also a rooftop space perfect for cool weather. The shower room was fully stocked with essentials like toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, and towels. Parking costs $4 for valet, but the lot is spacious, and there’s no extra fee for overnight stays. If I visit LA again, I’d definitely return!❤️
One of my favorite weekend activities with my friends,very relaxing. Just discovered there is rooftop which is very specious and nice, don’t forget to bring blankets. The body scrub was fantastic—my skin felt rejuvenated, smooth, and refreshed afterward. The therapist was highly professional and made sure I was comfortable throughout the treatment.