Tbh this had to be one of the best experiences I've ever had! 100/10 will be coming back! I had…read moreKhloe & she did absolutely amazing. Felt so comfortable, very relaxed and left feeling 1000% satisfied! I'm not kidding lol definitely book here

My wife and I came by on Friday and had a fantastic time. This is my third head spa I've been to,…read moreand I can say that this place is easily the best! Trinity is located in the Vons plaza off Chapman, they've got plenty of parking nearby. When you walk in, you're welcomed with a very calming presence, and everything is new and clean. I got the Premium Package and added 10 extra minutes for a massage. The therapist who took care of me was extremely careful and super attentive to detail. She made the whole experience very relaxing and left me feeling incredibly refreshed. I definitely think the Premium Package is the right balance of services offered, and would recommend that to anyone checking this place out. I've already recommended this place to a few of my friends and plan to come back again soon, because this place is the best!

Completely downhill…read more Used to come here a lot, came now, and the rooms are not sauna like at all. It's like 80 degrees like wtf And the salt room on the women side has a single flashing light literally broken. Pools are also not sauna or even jacuzzi quality.

I really wanted to like Lux Spa in Garden Grove because from the outside the building actually…read morelooks pretty impressive. It has a grand appearance that makes you feel like you are about to walk into a relaxing Korean spa experience. Parking was surprisingly easy and I somehow ended up with a front row spot which almost felt suspiciously lucky. Walking in though, the first thing that hits you is the amount of signage. I am not exaggerating when I say there is a lot to read. It honestly felt like I walked into the spa's constitution. Every wall has instructions, reminders, and rules. By the time you finish reading one sign there are several more waiting for you. If you forgot your glasses that day, good luck. Admission is thirty five dollars if you pay with a card, which is pretty standard for a Korean spa around here, but if you want the cheaper price you have to pay cash. Not my favorite system but it is what it is. They do take Apple Pay which was convenient. They give you a uniform and towels at the front. I grabbed an XL and normally wear a 2X or even 3X, so it worked fine for me. They also provide one large towel and a couple smaller ones which ended up being enough for the visit. The men's locker room is right there and the process is simple. You get your locker key, put your things away, and then explore the wet area. My first impression was actually positive because overall the place looked fairly clean and maintained. The cold plunge was one of the better parts of the experience. It is about four feet deep with steps that go down which makes it easier to ease into the water instead of shocking your system. It was cold enough to feel refreshing but not painfully cold. The jacuzzi is where things started getting a little disappointing. Calling it a jacuzzi almost feels generous because it is basically the size of a kiddie pool. It is technically around three feet deep but they do not fill it all the way. The only way to really submerge yourself is to sit directly on the floor, which is exactly what I ended up doing. Once you settle in it is okay and moderately hot, but if more people come in you suddenly have to shift around to make space and it gets awkward pretty quickly. The steam rooms and sauna were another confusing part of the experience. One of the steam rooms claims to be two hundred degrees but there is absolutely no way it was anywhere near that temperature. At that level you would be sweating within minutes and that definitely was not happening. It would warm up a little and then cool down again. They have two steam rooms and a sauna which sounds great on paper but the heat level did not match the expectation. Upstairs there is a relaxation area and this is where you can tell the spa put real effort into the design. There are grooming stations with hair dryers, lotion, brushes, and other basics which is nice after using the wet area. There is also a sleeping section with reclining chairs that electronically adjust into comfortable positions, which was honestly one of the highlights of the visit. Unfortunately the visit took a major turn later in the evening and that is why this review dropped to two stars. The spa closes at ten and the last check in is nine, which means people could still be entering around that time expecting to relax. However staff started cleaning the wet area while guests were still using it. I was sitting in the jacuzzi when a worker brought out a large hose and cleaning supplies and began scrubbing the floors around us. The hose stretched across the walkway which immediately created a tripping hazard in an already wet area. Then the chemical smell started. It smelled like soap mixed with bleach and the water being scrubbed from the floor began flowing toward the jacuzzi. On top of that the mist from the chemicals started getting into our eyes. There were a few other guys in the tub who noticed the same thing and I ended up telling the worker in Spanish that the soap was getting into the water. What really shocked me happened shortly after. When I came out of the steam room I saw that the drain covers had been removed and there were open trenches running through the wet area while guests were still walking around barefoot. The grates were just sitting near the showers while cleaning continued. At that point the relaxing atmosphere was completely gone. I kept thinking how easily someone could slip or get injured. Before leaving I spoke with the front desk and explained the safety concerns and they said they would note it. This spa actually has potential. The building is nice and some amenities are enjoyable, but when guests feel like an inconvenience while staff rush to clean around them the relaxing purpose of a spa disappears. I genuinely hope they improve this because with a few changes this place could easily become a solid Korean spa in Orange County.

Lee, Marlo was great! Finally a real reflexology treatment!!!…read more The check in went smoothly as well. I will definitely be back.

I'm a new member. I usually go to the Torrance facility and I always get a skilled, professional…read moremasseuse. I've had two so far at the Orange facility and I was disappointed times two. I hate having to write this bc they were so nice but it seems like they spend more time adjusting the sheets and rolling around in the seat that it turns my 80 min massage into 60. I might be exaggerating a little bit but not much, lol. Also, we shouldn't have to be asked to leave a gratuity at check out. If we want to leave a gratuity, we'll ask you. Prices are expensive as it is and I'd like to think most of that goes to the masseuse.

I came from Sherman oaks i. Come here all. The time . The service is excellent and very clean and…read morevery professional.i even got a hair cut and the prices are the best and Holly is just wonderful

This was my LEAST favorite head spa I have visited unfortunately. I did find this location through…read moreGroupon. I purchased the 90 minute session with mini facial. Small location very private but noisy. Holly was my tech. She was the only one in there for the first 1/2 of my 90 minute service, which meant during the service she was also the receptionist. She was on her phone a lot, I was rather annoyed by her answering calls in what is supposed to be a relaxing service. The service was ok, going from touching her phone to my face wasn't my favorite. Very heavy, rough hands. I have fine hair and it was a lot of pulling. Massage was fine still very heavy handed and the position to sit in at the end was not comfortable, maybe because I'm a taller? I'm not sure. Not sure if they were having plumbing issues, but the water was cold the whole service. It warmed only slightly but not comfortable. What was most concerning was how tangled my hair was at the end. I have never seen my hair in such a knotted mess. Yes she was able to detangle, by pulling it apart and ripping the hair. The tangles were caused by poor products and shampoo technique. A good conditioner and proper rinsing would never leave my hair like that, the 90minite service was also supposed to include blowdry, I was told to pay $10 more. I will not be returning. I wish them luck and hope they can use this as a reference to make the experience better. There are MANY head spas in the area that take better care of the client for the same price.

It's been a long time since I've been to the K-spa or Korean spa/bathhouse…read more This was my first time at this location, which is near the Diamond Jamboree plaza. I got the body scrub and massage for $135 since it includes admission, which is normally $40. Prior to the service, they recommend you soak in the hot pool for approximately 20-30 minutes. The facility is separated with a women's and men's area, and once you enter, you pay for your admission or service, put your things into the locker, strip naked, and head to the shower area where you are required to shower before you do anything. For just the admission alone, you get access to a variety of saunas, hot and cold pools, a steam room, and a common area with heated floors for relaxation. You get a time limit of 6 hours, which is way more than enough. At my appointment time, the workers, who are dressed in black bras and panties, call out your number (which is also your locker key number) and you head to the service area. The woman scrubbed off my dead skin for 30 minutes while applying a quick 5 minute facial mask, then had me shower off and come back. Next, she applied oil all over my body and gave me a mini massage which basically just loosened a few of my knots in my shoulder and back area. It was not really relaxing, but I only care about the results. :) Then she poured some type of warm milk all over my body, and poured some into my hand to wash my face with. She also shampooed my hair at the end... and I was asked to shower off my body again. I then headed to the common area where the co-ed saunas were and tried out the Salt room, the Forest room, Ondol room, Fire Room, and Ice Room for a short period. I spent a total of about 3 hours there with the service time included. Since I was short on time, I will get another service in the future, but come earlier to use the sauna rooms first, maybe try out their on-site restaurant, then get my service at the end and go home from there. I really enjoyed this day of pampering at the Korean spa. I just wished the guests weren't all on their phones and being loud. People were having full on conversations in the common area and whispering loudly in the sauna rooms. Technology has somewhat changed the Korean spa experience for me, which used to be more relaxing... but this was still great for the price. Happy spa day! Yelp Review #43- 2026

This was my first Korean spa experience, so part of this review is definitely from the perspective…read moreof someone who had no idea what they were doing. I came here with a group of girlfriends for my friend's birthday, and none of us had been to a Korean spa before. Honestly, it was confusing from the start. There wasn't much direction on where to go, what order to do things in, how the facilities worked, or what you were supposed to do if you booked extra services. We also came with one guy and a group of girls, so we didn't realize right away that we'd all be separated. Between that, people going off for body scrubs or massages, and everyone trying to figure it out as we went, I don't think we used the spa the way it was meant to be used at all. We ended up kind of bouncing around, asking what to do next, hanging out in the common area for a bit, and then leaving. The actual body scrub/massage add-on was fine, but overall it just felt disorganized and not very beginner-friendly. I've since seen friends go back and actually know what they're doing -- using the pools, sauna rooms, eating afterward, spending real time there -- and I can see how it could be a much better experience if you know the flow. But for a first-timer, especially with a group, I wish there had been a little more guidance.

I've been going to Neptune's Lagoon in Anaheim for years now, and it's hands down my go-to spot…read morewhen I want something private, relaxing, and consistently well run. AJ, the owner, is a cool dude...and his wife is great too. AJ is definitely a talker and very upfront with the rules, but they're simple and reasonable. As long as you listen, respect the space, and follow directions, your visit will go smoothly every time. Rinsing and washing off before and after is mandatory, which honestly just keeps the place clean and enjoyable for everyone. They're open daily Monday through Sunday, opening at 12pm and usually closing at 2am...sometimes later depending on the day and request. Walk-ins are welcome. Cash is preferred, but they do accept credit cards as well. The rooms are very intimate and relaxing. Some rooms include a sauna, and all rooms have a shower. The lighting is moody and adjustable from bright to dim. Radios with Bluetooth are available, blow dryers are provided, and they supply full body towels and washcloths. You're also allowed to drink and smoke inside the rooms. Cups and ashtrays are provided, and if you bring a drink that comes in a glass bottle, they give you a plastic container to pour it into since glassware isn't allowed in the rooms for safety reasons. It's a solid, well-maintained spot that's clearly been doing things right for a long time. I highly recommend Neptune's Lagoon and will forever book a visit here whenever I'm in the area.

Only four stars cause i needed more time to stay.lol…read moreEverything was nice and clean. Loved it

My friends and I had services done here today as part of a girls' day and we had a great time. We…read moreall planned for the Platinum package and it didn't disappoint. We booked our appt for March 14th back in early to mid January. The day before, the spa needed to make a time change for our group and we moved it to one hour later than originally planned. No issues on our end. They communicated it clearly and even added foot massages due to the change. All of the technicians we had were great. I had Ruby and she was fantastic from beginning to end. I would go out of my way to request her again. I was super relaxed and felt very refreshed at the end. There were some guests that were there before us who were very talkative and social while getting their hair dried in the back at the end of their service. Because the space in the back is fully open to where people are getting their treatment it was a bit distracting and harder to relax until they left the spa. It could help if quiet rules were enforced to make sure all patrons at all stages of their service are getting the most peaceful experience throughout. Overall great first head spa experience. I'd be happy to come back!

My husband and I visited today and booked the platinum package. The spa itself is very clean, and…read morethe atmosphere is relaxing. Check-in was smooth, and overall the environment felt calm and well-maintained. My husband had Emily, and he said his experience was amazing, very relaxing, thorough, and definitely worth it. He's usually very picky with massages and spa services, so that says a lot. Unfortunately, my experience was very different. My therapist (Elissa/Alissa) was very sweet and kind, but the service itself felt inconsistent. The session felt all over the place. This also wasn't my first head spa experience, so I do have a general idea of how it's supposed to feel. The shoulder massage was pretty good. During the facial portion though, the touch was extremely light, it felt like the sponges barely made contact with my skin. There also wasn't much structure or flow. Instead of a smooth sequence, it felt random and disconnected. She also frequently moved between my hair and face, which made the treatment feel less cohesive and made me unsure whether hair products (shampoo/mask/etc.) were coming into contact with my face. At one point she used cold tools (maybe gua sha or rollers?), but they barely touched my face, so it didn't feel effective or relaxing. The water temperature was also VERY inconsistent, sometimes too hot (almost burning), other times suddenly cold enough that I started shivering, which made it hard to relax. :( During the head spa portion, I finished about 5 minutes earlier than my husband even though he started a few minutes before me. We did finish around the same time overall, but that was mainly because his hair drying took less time since he has short hair. I didn't say anything during the service because there were other guests in the room, and I didn't want to disturb their experience. I was planning to mention it afterward, but there was another guest waiting at the front desk, so I didn't feel comfortable bringing it up. About 30 minutes after the treatment, my face became red, itchy, and developed small bumps on my forehead. My skin is not usually sensitive/reactive, so this was unexpected. I'm not entirely sure what caused it, but given how often the treatment moved between my hair and face, I do wonder if some hair products may have contributed. :( Based on my husband's experience and other reviews, I do think this place is capable of providing a great service. I may have just had an off experience, but I would recommend requesting Emily to be safe. :)

An amazing massage, it was so relaxing. The food from the restaurant was delicious as well!read more

A space to rest. The coffee is delicious. And a warm space. I love it so much…read more And it's neatly organized.