This was my favorite place. I can't believe they changed their prices! It's not worth all that money that they're asking for. Then they came back with the spa day and only give you 60mins for $60. What a joke! It seems like they only want to cater to rich people. I rather go to Wi Spa now which stayed true to their prices and customers. Move this spa to Beverly Hills because clearly that's who you're catering to. read more

Service was excellent quick and prompt. This place is so calm, clean - so relaxing . I loved it so much I rebooked myself, wife and cousin. read more

Olympic Spa - Massage Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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My best K spa experience by far. Olympic is so clean, and because you can freely grab towels at any time, you don't end up having to use an already damp towel to try to dry off at the end of your time there, which can happen at places that only give you one or two small towels. The variety of pools and saunas is excellent. The steam room smells amazing, and so does the clay sauna. The wifi works great, and I spent a whole day alternating between doing the whole spa thing and then sitting on the veranda in my robe (it's completely surrounded by hedges so very private even though you're outside) working on my laptop. They have free snacks all over -- apples, granola bars, M&M's, cup o noodles, etc. And a variety of teas, and water infused with citrus and cucumber. I didn't even get a service the day I was there and it was absolutely amazing and I left feeling so good. Oh! Also. The water pressure in the showers is amazing, and they have free toothbrushes and toothpaste and mouthwash. I mean Olympic really has it all, it's just so good. read more

Massage Service - 7/10. The massage itself was good, but not worth the price. The room itself doesn't have any relaxing music playing, which personally I think would help to decompress. Spa - the etiquette is non existent. If someone is alone, great because they have no one to speak to. But you'll notice people who come in groups talk so loudly and chat the whole time. I also wish people would follow the rules in regard to showering before entering the pools. I think the staff could be better when it comes to reminding guests on spa etiquette and explaining the process during check in. This was my first time and they just gave me the wristband without any explanation. read more

This place pales in comparison to what it once was. I'm so disappointed by its current state. :( I've been coming here since 2009, and this was always one of my favorite spots in LA. You can no longer do a drop in pass here to use the tubs and saunas and instead must book a service to enter. I miss the flexibility of being able to pop in and there are many fewer people here now as a result and for such a big place to be so empty (at least on a weekday) honestly feels a little creepy. I've received many scrubs and massages here over the years but the one I had this month (Jan 2024) is the only instance where the person providing the service was rude. She got upset at me for not understanding that tapping on my head vigorously (and not using any words) was a signal to sit up. After I finally realized what she wanted, she then started using words and just kept saying "no good" to me over and over, which is really what one wants to hear when trying to have a relaxing experience! She also was upset with me because I didn't have space slippers with me, but a pair was not left in my shoe locker and I didn't realize this was now a thing there as slippers were never given out in the past. To add insult to injury, the spa now adds on a mandatory 20% gratuity (not mentioned on their website, you learn this at checkout). You can no longer order from the kitchen here, but they do have nasty cup of noodles, M&Ms and pretzels available for self service which aren't really snacks that match the price tag of the experience here. I miss the days of the old Olympic Spa. I'll be taking my business to Hugh Spa and some of the other smaller spas that still have some soul to them and don't rob you blind. read more

I've been here 3-4 times and have loved every other experience. This time around, I felt the price was not worth the low quality environment. This K Spa is 2x the price of every other one in the area, and while it does offer some nice extras like snacks, the ambiance has lost all quality. The staff does not properly educate guests on spa etiquette or enforce it, resulting in disgusting habits. I watched a bunch of people get into the shared tubs without showering first, wearing their outdoor shoes inside the wet room, and wearing their spa slippers inside the pools. I watched one woman put her feet/shoes all over the bar that guides guests into the pool. I watched another eat snacks inside of the red oxygen room. The guests are noisy, and have 0 consideration for the fact that the wet room is made of tile so the acoustics make everything extra loud. When I told staff about this, they had nothing to say except 'sorry'. Why would anyone spend twice the price on an experience that is lower quality than the KSpa that's 100ft down the road and has more spa-tivities? Overall, I'm disappointed and will not be coming back. This used to be the best KSpa, now is the most over priced. read more

I booked a appointment for me and my friend, she had the K-pop treatment and I have the deep tissue massage. We had showed up 30 minutes before appointment and as soon as we walked up the manager at the front desk already had an attitude from the start, I didn't wanna say anything because we just wanted to enjoy the day and start our treatment. She had took her IDs and had us sign and each of us had to have our own separate credit card on file, which was weird because I had booked the appointment so I already had my credit card on file but my friend needed to put hers on file as well. That was fine. We went ahead and did that and then she had given us our bracelets for our treatment. We had another group of three more girls with us but they had booked their own separate appointments so in total, there was five of us. Everyone had to prep for their treatment so they had to go to the steam room and shower up. I had a massage so I didn't have to do that but as soon as we got into the locker room, which by the way, this is a nude facilities, so everyone's walking around naked. Just fine we're all woman. Everyone was basically rushing us calling us by our number which I think they should be calling us by treatment because of what happened. They had mixed up me and my friends treatment. I ended up getting the K-pop and she ended up getting the deep tissue massage. I had tried telling the therapist in the beginning, but there's a huge language barrier and they don't understand what you're saying and I kind of felt pressured to just go with it instead of her, listening to my concern because she was just rushing me to start the treatment. My friend did the same in the beginning of her appointment. She had told her therapist is she sure because she was told that she was hot to shower. She had the K-pop treatment and her therapist said oh I don't know the name of treatment there was a language barrier there as well.. After I got done with my treatment, I saw my friend in the locker room, and we had put two into it together that they switched our treatments and when we went to the front desk to let them know, they did not apologize. They were very defensive and very rude. The manager at the front desk did not want to admit that they switched up our treatments. They tried to blame it on us telling us how we didn't tell the therapist when we did, and then accused us of switching our bracelets. Why would we switch our bracelets for services that we did not request? It was so disrespectful and degrading.. I had to tell them to check their cameras to see that they gave us the wrong bracelets and after they check their cameras, that's when they said they'll give us 50% off our service. They did not apologize or own up to their mistake. They still had an attitude after they realize that I was not going back down because it was their fault. Horrible service I would not go again. I felt like I was in a brothel and not in a spa. These prices are way too expensive to be treated like this. I would not recommend this place to anyone, the amenities are nice, but the actual treatment is luxurious or spa like. They're doing your treatment while you're completely naked in front of like 20 to 30 people. read more

This is the best self care I've ever done in my life. It's so clean, I felt fresh, Taken care of, vulnerable & so happy. My body is smoother then it's ever been & I feel like a new woman. It's all woman's spa, I was comfortable naked lol & all of everyone was so friendly! read more

Súper cute place to go to and also to relax and unwind. It was clean and staff was attentive with it clients needs and privacy! 10/10 would come again read more

BUYER BEWARE! WOW. I'm appalled. This place has gone downhill like an avalanche. When I first started going here it was $30-35 for entrance to the facilities (you could optionally get a scrub or massage for more) and there was a kitchen with pretty good Korean food. NOW HOWEVER. They informed me at the desk that it's a subscription service that costs $1000 for 3MONTHS. And you're required to get a service. The cheapest one was a 25 min shoulder massage for $100 (still highway robbery). But I immediately came back for a refund when I saw they suggested DoorDash instead of having a real kitchen anymore. All other facilities have remained the exact same with no significant upgrades. I've been to KSpas in multiple states and countries and none of them have policies as egregious as this. The only thing they massage from you is money from your wallet. This is not the definition of a KSpa. read more

Olympic Spa - Entrance - Massage Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Love this Gem. Always a great experience. Great Scrubs and Massages! Love to nude sunbathe! read more

I called ahead to see if they would discriminate against my wife because she is trans. Woefully, I was told that my wife would only be welcome in this space if she had a F on her drivers license and a sex change. I do not intend to recommend this spa to anyone I know. It is obviously not safe for gay and trans people, period. They policed my wife's anatomy from the outset so it definitely is cisgender only. read more

5 out of 5 stars for this amazing spa and the Goddess treatment! All in, an amazing 3-5 hours of bliss will run you ~$250 and it's worth every penny. There's two private parking lots. I highly recommend parking there and not on the street. This is not the best part of town. Be prepared to be nude, as this is a womens only sanctuary spa and you can't wear undergarments or swimming attire in the pool area or while getting a treatment done. Be secure and respectful. The Goddess treatment consists of a full-body scrub, several focused aromatherapy massages, oil, facial, hair scrub, and a few other things. Expect to be there for a couple of hours, and you'll need to come early to soak in the pool or sit in the sauna room beforehand. Lockers, robe, towels, slippers provided. Leave jewelry and valuables at home. Amazing place, amazing concept, and amazing people. read more

This place was so clean and had all the amenities you would want. What I loved the most is they had dividers which made the scrub a little more private than at other places. I will definitely come back. read more

I received the gift of self-care for my birthday and wow, this place did not disappoint. First time visitor and enjoyed my time here thoroughly. The entrance is not on Olympic but through the parking lot in the back. There are at least two parking areas, but there's also free street parking if those are full. The neighborhood itself is urban, aka loud, so I wasn't sure what to expect going in as far as tranquility. Let me assure you, this is an oasis in the middle of LA! Although the lot was full, I felt like I mostly had the place to myself. There were a mix of dry (oxygen, clay, salt, relaxation, outdoor) and wet (steam, ice, tubs) rooms. I underestimated the spa's offerings and wish I had allowed for more time, although I allotted 3 hours in addition to my treatment. I'd recommend bringing music, some earbuds, and a good book to lounge around all day. There's a cafe area and they offer plenty of water, infused water and barley water to hydrate. A few snacks too. But the main event was the Goddess treatment with Han, starting with a Korean scrub as you lie nude on a table. Every part - except your face and privates (but close) - gets exposed and scrubbed. Followed by oils, then a light massage, then more oils, massage, a facial, hair treatment, more massage. Holy crap, where has this been all my life? It was a sensual and intoxicating experience. My skin was so smooth and soft. I loved it! Only gripe... the massage was more like a nice rub on the skin. I even requested for much harder pressure because I have a lot of knots, but it wasn't going to happen. Keep in mind... you are nude, and with this treatment, you will have to rinse off by walking across a common area in this state. I am a very reserved person in this respect, but I was comfortable enough to strut my stuff without worry. Other women are doing the same. And if you're still on the fence, go solo for your first time. Also I have very sensitive skin, more so on my face. If you have issues, let the front desk know. They altered my facial treatment to pure cucumber and it worked out great. As for cost, it's a great deal. I've been to a couple of day spas in the area - including Glen Ivy in Corona, and Spa le Merigot in Santa Monica. I would have paid a fortune for an almost 2 hour treatment + spa access. Highly, highly recommended! read more

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This place was not for me. The service was not great and neither was the massage. They mistakenly called me back for a second service and came in the middle of it to say they made a mistake. I didn't know what was booked because it was a gift. No real apology. Super tacky. read more

I was referred by a friend, who has been to many Korean spas around the world. I booked the Goddess Treatment. I had no idea of what to expect so I read a lot of reviews and got to know spa etiquette. The whole experience was phenomenal. You enter and are given a brief introduction. You are given a key fob with a locker, robe and slippers. I arrived an hour early, even though 15 minutes early to soak is all that's required to soak and soften before your scrub. I suggest going early and enjoying all of the amenities. I happily went between the different pools, steams and saunas. The treatment was amazing. After stripping down and soaking to soften your skin, a staff member will call your number (from your key fob), take you back and begin your scrub treatment. You are told to lay on a table and drenched with warm water and the scrubbed from head to toe. It's not at all uncomfortable, like I'd read on a few reviews. After your body is scrubbed, you are oiled, massaged (this was one of the best massages I've ever had) and given several other treatments, including a wonderful hair treatment. The whole process was phenomenal. A few things to know beforehand: - leave your insecurities at the door. Although you're given a robe, everyone is naked in the spa area. No swimsuits allowed. No one is looking at you and it's very freeing to be naked in a safe place. -bring a water bottle. Infused water is provided and this is very dehydrating work. -be prepared for your practitioner to scrub and massage every inch of you. If You aren't comfortable with your butt and boobs rubbed down, don't come, but it is very professional and you get over your shyness really fast. -this is a serene place. Leave your phone behind. I can't give this place and experience enough praise. I will be back! The staff is also incredibly wonderful. read more

Awesome birthday celebration with my daughter and a friend of mine. I can't wait to go again.

There have been a lot of changes to Olympic Spa since I used to go pre-pandemic. The biggest concern is that there are no longer day passes for the spa (I think they stopped that in either late 2021 or 2022) which means you must book a service or be a member. I booked a shiatsu massage and for the cost, I would rather pay the same amount and be at a fancy place like Burke Williams. The cafe is also no longer, so you can't enjoy delicious Korean food during your stay. All that being said, I had a lovely time with my friends when we went because the tubs, saunas, jade rooms are all nice. I was just unhappily surprised with the changes that decreased the value along with huge uptick in price and in the future will select other K Spas. read more

pros: iced citrus water, cold face towel, and has a little bit of everything you'd expect at a k spa with intimate feel. wide selection of treatments and massage with the right technician is great. had a great reflexology massage with Sunny. red light therapy room is a plus and nice to be provided slippers. cons: I've experienced some unprofessionalism from front desk and certain techs. due to auto gratuity some techs don't try very hard. don't look too close it's all a bit superficial. facilities feel kind of dated given price point. decent option but not my top choice. read more

I have to say it wasn't totally bad, but also not totally good either. I really enjoyed the pools, ice room, and salt rooms. Lots of common areas to hang out were a plus. I think it's silly that you have to book a service in order to go to this spa. I ended up booking a foot massage that was nothing to write home about. It was average at best. Plus the prices for services at this place are higher than others and they have a mandatory 20% tipping policy. I usually tip very well for great service, but I think it's less than ideal to make people pay 20% if their services are not 20% quality. It's also misleading that they no longer have a cafe. Welp. It was fun to catch up with one of my good friends, but I probably would opt for another spa next time. read more

Olympic Spa - Massage Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Love love love this place with the pools, dry and wet saunas, salt and charcoal rooms. Can't beat getting your skin scrubbed to the nub. The restaurant is decent. Prices too. read more

Clean, peaceful, women only spa with all the sauna/steam/pool options you need. Also my masseuse, Julie, put her whole body into releasing the unforgiving knots in my shoulders. She seemed to know exactly where to press and attack to chip away at them. Literally went from hard rock knots to kneaded bread. I think if I went back to her once a month I'd be a new person-- unfortunately that would get a little expensive for me but if you can afford it, do it. Only downside is unlike other korean spas there is no restaurant, though I was told by a regular that you can order delivery from nearby restaurants at the front desk. read more

I used to LOVE this place. It was by far my favorite spa in LA. They have completely changed since COVID and I do not plan on returning. First off the prices have gone way up. It's $60 just to enter. If it was the same spa I went to in 2019 I would happily pay that but now it's totally different so the price just adds insult to injury. It's also become weirdly corporate. We went for my friends birthday and they wouldn't let us in saying we had to book online and we had to book an hour ahead of time. So instead of just being decent and letting us in we literally had to go book appointments on our phone and then sit in our cars for an hour while we waited for our appointment. The got rid of all the things that made this place special and unique... not more mugwort baths. And they got rid of the wonderful restaurant. Now there is just this sad outdoor area with Astro turf. Plus it seems they chlorinated the pool. I didn't get a service so I cannot speak to the quality but the prices are outrageous. An hour massage is 4xs what I pay at my local massage place. It's like 4 Seasons Hotel Spa prices. Anyways sad to see one of my favorite LA institutions ruined. Will not return. read more

My friend and I had a great time. Facilities are clean and well stocked. The person who conducted the services was impressive. 80 minutes of practically nonstop movement. I wish some people were quieter during their visit. I think staff did their best to encourage them to be quiet, short of kicking them out. read more

Worst customer service and prices !!! They are so ignorant and careless. I wouldn't recommend anyone to go. read more

I've been coming here for years with my friends. It's the best way to take a reprieve from the city, relax, and pamper myself with gal pals. It's always a lovely experience. Today I had a "pure bliss" service and it was AMAZING! We went in to celebrate a friend's birthday and we met the owner who was very kind. read more

I had the full body scrub and if you are not bashful it is worth going 3-6 times a year to shed dead skin cells. My skin looks 15 years younger. Very nice and clean. Can't wait to return. read more

We did a girls afternoon at this Korean spa and it did not disappoint!! The spa was clean and the rooms well kept. Since Covid they have made some changes and no longer serve food. You can order and have it delivered to the front desk and go to their sitting area to eat!! The staff were great and going in the late afternoon was less crowded! Would come back again. No photos taken as this is a nude spa for women only read more

This used to be my most favorite spa in LA until they raised their prices. Spa membership might give you a slight discount on their services. But when you do the math, you're practically spending at least $300 dollars per day. It's more expensive than a Disneyland annual pass. Because membership is out of my price range, I can only opt for the non-member prices. $100 for just the 25 minutes Akasuri Skin Scrub? Are you kidding me? I can get a deep tissue massage elsewhere for that price. $190 for the Milk and Honey Body Smoothie? I'm aware that they raise prices slightly in the past, but that is beyond justification. And they still keep raising their prices periodically! It seems like they only want to cater to the extremely wealthy. When they reopened a few years ago, I also checked the website and they require proof of two doses of you know what I mean. What if you're contraindicated? There is nothing on the website stating any other alternative. I'm NEVER going to give them a free pass on that. I'm NEVER coming back. I would NEVER recommend this spa to anyone anymore. Do not come here! There are plenty of other good spas to go to without having to burn your bank account. read more

Just tried this spa for the first time. Such a lovely experience! This is an amazing spa! So pretty, well maintained, kind staff, and clean amenities. The salt room was my favorite! The treatments were amazing! The pricing was also decent, especially because LA can get expensive for no reason. I 100% recommend this place, and can't wait to book my next appointment there! read more

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... read more

Olympic Spa - Proof I had an appointment. - Massage Near Me - Los Angeles, California

So this was my second time going to a Korean spa. The first time I didn't really do anything out of fear (thanks Conan O'Brien). But I decided to go for it this time. This spa was super nice, way nicer than the first one I had been to. It was like the Burke Williams of Korean spas based on the ambiance and amenities. What I mean to say is it felt like an upscale fancy spa. Now if for some reason you haven't read any of the other reviews yet or don't know what I means to go to a Korean spa, yes you're going to have to get completely naked to use the tubs and you'll be naked for your wet room services. But you can wear your robe for the saunas, steam rooms and other rooms. I know some folks are complaining that they don't serve food here like they had in the past. But they have some pretty good snacks, particularly in the back lounge room. Cup noodles??? Done. You get maybe a piece of fruit at most at other spas. I enjoyed my experience there. If you're getting a wet room service, just be careful not to slip off the table like a wet fish when turning over. read more

It is calm, awesome body scrubs and my favorite the mug root pool and the cold plunge. It truly has so much at an affordable price. Most spas just keep raising prices making it hard to budget in. read more

This is a female only spa. You can make your own appointment online and the process was seamless. Celebrated my friend's birthday here! We got the luxury scrub and facial service. I got to say, the amenities here are amazing. There are multiple sauna room, cold room and heated rooms, which are what you would expect at a spa. However, there's more! Once you got your service, you're in your clean robe, you can enjoy the outdoor garden, or the indoor sleeping rooms! I can see myself spending the whole day here. (Unfortunately I didn't have time). This spa is also super quiet and peaceful. I would recommend any females to reward themselves by having a spa day here! read more

Such a lovely spa experience, always so clean and quiet and feels luxurious. They do a good job of ensuring they never get crowded or too busy so it always feels serene in each of the saunas and hot tubs. I highly recommend Hannah, she is an amazing masseuse, you can tell she really understands anatomy and every massage with her is the best massage. My favorite Korean spa in LA by far. read more

I heard amazing things about this place and me and a friend decided to check it out, especially with the new year coming in we wanted to take some time to relax. Straight off the bat, I notice how welcoming everyone is. This is my first experience with a spa, and all I have to say is great things. If you're looking for a place to get a nice body scrub, this is the one! I got the pure bliss treatment, and I feel like that name is super fitting. The scrub is pretty intense, they do scrub pretty hard because they are after all, exfoliating your body, but after that I felt like I was in heaven. The lady doing my massage was super friendly, overall my experience here was amazing. Not to mention there are various rooms to check out, there is a iced sauna, a traditional sauna, a clay room, a cold plunge, of course a jacuzzi, and many more things. There's even a designated place to snack (they provide the snacks). 10/10 would recommend. read more

Olympic Spa - Massage Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Came here today with my friend for the first time. We did the goddess treatment and it was amazing for both of us! The ladies really made us feel like they wanted to get every crevice and inch on our body. The place was super clean, they had a lot of different treatment rooms and lounge rooms which we need to plan better next time for a 6 hour day there instead of just 3 hours. They have a patio area to hang out too if you want, today was raining so we didn't get to enjoy that either. They have things to snack on but if you want to eat lunch, we have the ability to order grub hub for delivery which is nice. And I really don't understand why people are Complaining about the automatic 20% gratuity added for the ladies that took care of us.. I gave mine 25% because she really put a lot of effort to get me squeaky clean! These ladies had to touch place I'm sure make all of us blush! My friend and I are already planning our next visit! read more

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Well this sucks, the restaurant inside is gone. That restaurant was one of the best parts of the spa. From what I'm seeing in other reviews a 20% gratuity is now automatically included... I think that's fine but people should be informed upfront about it. I am really disappointed that the restaurant is gone, it was so popular. I've been coming to this spa since 2006... I'm glad I was able to experience it in its hay day before it became just another generic spa farm. I understand it's a business and they want people in and out. But to take away the heart and soul of this place... what's next a two hour time limit? Lol honestly wouldn't be surprised about that. read more

Parking: They have two lots, free and with security. The security guard stays in lot number one and has eyes on both lots. Which I do appreciate especially in Koreatown We booked the Pure Bliss treatment. I'd recommend doing all the wet stuff like the pools beforehand because you're not allowed to do them after your treatment which I wish we knew because we didn't experience half the spot because no one told us. The Pure Bliss treatment involves official which is really just a face mask and a quick massage. It all occurs in a little station for the bath area, so your butt naked in front of the other people. Definitely like the facilities but wish they had food and for the price of $204 which includes the 20% gratuity I wish they actually did a proper facial and use one of the private massage rooms. read more