I'm coming to Weed Mall for just over a decade When the facility was $25 to get into it seems like it was a lot cleaner where Mor managed and taken care of Slowly over the years I have seen it decline as being the top Korean spa in Los Angeles The tubs are always dirty and cloudy unless you go in there directly after they drain them They've completely got rid of the gym and are converting it to a hair salon And every other time I've been there for the last five years something is broken, whether that be one of the Jacuzzis, the cold plunge or one of the steam rooms or saunas. Has someone on the spectrum routine is everything. And it really is disheartening to see this place not being as well taken care of as it was when the entry fee was cheaper. I understand costs and goods have gone up. But the Care has gone down. read more

***WIFE TAKEOVER*** Happy New Year, Yelp family! My husband and I wanted to start the new year right with relaxation and rejuvenation. Wi Spa has always been on my radar ever since Conan O'Brien and Stephen Yuen went many years ago. We were afraid of the nudity back then. However, the opportunity presented itself when we decided on a date night in Los Angeles. We live farther away and needed something to occupy our time while waiting for dinner. Hence, Wi Spa. We arrived at about 8:30 AM and were surprised by the number of parked cars. Luckily, we did not have to utilize the valet service since there were open parking stalls. To waive the $40 entrance fee, we booked services (nude scrub and CBD massage for me, acupressure and Swedish combo massage for the hubs). She confirmed our appointments and gave us instructions on what to do before the massages. The front desk asked us for our shirt sizes and handed us each a shirt, a towel, a numbered wrist band, and cheap disposable slippers. Then she directed us to our gendered floors. I was impressed by the cleanliness and layout. I quickly found my spacious locker and changed into the co-ed gear. There is a numbered wristband they give that works as a locker access, so place it on before changing to avoid lockout. A few minutes into changing, more ladies came to the locker area, and it became quite crowded with naked bodies. There was a lot of nudity, but no one cared, and it was quite freeing. We met on the third-floor co-ed space (jimjilbang) and decided on a quick bite. Mind you, the prices were quite high, but we decided on splurging and paid with the aforementioned wristband. We got the clam seaweed soup and the classic spicy ramen. The seaweed soup was generous with whole clams and served with rice and banchan. It is a simple and humble dish that brought warmth, comfort, and a smile to my face. The spicy ramen was probably Shin ramen cooked from the package...just for $14 without any accoutrements. Anyhow, we tried all the different rooms and the favorite was the Jade room. There weren't any painful, pokey objects (salt room and clay room). One could just lie down. There is also a cold room to cool off between each sauna room. We brought our own water bottles to drink in between (there are water stations scattered everwhere but only mall 4 oz cups). Our massage time was approaching, and we had to split ways. I was advised to submerge in the hot bath for 30 minutes prior. I showered before submerging and really enjoyed my soaking time. An older lady wearing a bra and underwear shouted my number (from the wristband). She eyed me up and down and didn't really say anything but smiled. She instructed me to lie down on a massage table, threw warm water on me, placed a small towel over my eyes, and started scrubbing away. It was not painful and oddly relaxing. I did look forward to the warm water being splashed on me because it got a little cold. I felt like a sea animal during a transport mission that needed the occasional water splash to keep cool. It got to the point where when I turned, I almost slipped off the table. After a half-hour of scrubbing every inch of my body (yes, chest, inner thighs, butt), she washed my hair, gave me a face scrub, and told me to wash off and scrub my face. I returned to the area afterwards, and she started massaging me with the perfect amount of pressure. She even did a surprise face mask and washed my hair again. She handed me a envelope at the end for tipping purposes. Good thing we brought cash. My skin is now baby-butt smooth, and I will try to keep it that way because she let me keep the scrubber! So why the four stars despite getting pampered and consuming authentic, humble Korean dishes? It got PACKED to the point where we witnessed people swiping other people's head pillows and mats. It would also be nice if there were a complimentary drink or food item with a service purchase. read more

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Wi Spa gets crazy busy, especially late, but it rarely feels out of control for how big it is and how many people come through. That's not by accident. Chloe, one of the managers, has been there for years and you can tell she runs a tight ship. She's always on the floor, paying attention, keeping things moving, and making sure nothing slips. It makes a noticeable difference compared to other spots that get this crowded. If you come here often, you know how easily a place like this can fall apart without someone solid behind it. Wi Spa doesn't have that problem. read more

Wi Spa - Day Spas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Did an overnight here as I wanted to try it. However, was extremely uncomfortable and hot sleeping on the mats. It's at really fun place to explore given there's restaurants, different types of rooms, and lots of patrons randomly sleeping around but was quite scary. read more

If you need a self care day by yourself, with a partner, or with friends, Wi Spa is the place to go! I absolutely love it here for the amenities. To start, Wi Spa offers painless valet parking in their lot for $4. This is great so that you don't have to fight for parking in Koreatown LA. The check in process is also simple. A day at the spa is $30 base if you leave before 5am. I typically come here around 11pm and still until 2 or 3 with no issues. You are handed a wristband which you will use to open your locker and pay for any additional items or services throughout your stay. They bathrooms are kept clean with an abundance of spa clothes to choose from. Towels and robes are always stocked which is nice as well. My favorite part of the experience is the food court, which serves the menu up until 11pm, and smaller late night menu for the rest of operating hours. My favorite things are the spicy cold noodles and the milk tea. My favorite sauna room is the salt room. It can be a little loud in the rooms depending on the crowd, but it is peaceful for the most part. My recommendation is that you cycle through all of the rooms, get a milk tea, and then relax on their outdoor rooftop. Enjoy! read more

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I've been coming to Wi Spa for about 10 years, and one of the constants that keeps me coming back is the staff. Miguel, who works in the men's locker room area, is a great example of the hospitality Wi Spa is known for. He's warm, polite, hardworking, and always treats people with courtesy and respect. I honestly don't know if he's been here the entire decade I've been visiting, but it certainly feels that way. The valet, front desk, and attendants are all excellent, but Miguel embodies the professionalism and kindness that make Wi Spa such a welcoming place. Just wanted to recognize someone who consistently does his job well and helps make the experience a good one every time. read more

Finally got a chance to come back here again! Quality and services are still great! I got the CBD massage service with the body scrub and facial and it has made my skin smooth and my muscles incredibly relaxed. Highly recommend it. I forgot a mask came with this treatment so I was pleasantly surprised. Vibes remain the same as last year- relaxing atmosphere, people respecting each others space, comfortable and clean facilities. :) read more

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We always have a great time here. This trip we spent less time in the women's/men's areas and way more time in the coed area. We brought the kids and they really loved the kids room. We were able to get some relaxation and the kids also enjoyed a bit of the saunas. Here are some tips: 1. Bring extra activities for the kiddos like coloring, reading etc. 2. Take a snack/drink up to the rooftop terrace. 3. If you're bringing kids, make sure you have at least 2 adults to mix up play and relaxation. 4. Enjoy the restaurant. It's a bit pricey but delicious, the portions are big and shareable. read more

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Very disappointing. Visiting SoCal for the first time and we are staying in Culver City, a bit far from Wi Spa. Really wanted to check out Wi Spa and went the day before our leave. We showed up 12:04 and were told the fee was raised from 30$ to 70$ each, since we were 4 minutes past midnight...going from a total of 60 to 140. And cleaning is at 2am with another charge being applied at 4am. Insane! We had ubered there and already spent over 30$ going and spent 40$ going back home. We both are young adults in college and do not have a car and again not being from the area but really wanted to try out the spa as it was on our list so we made the time to save up. A very very big let down. read more

I'm a Ktown native and Wi Spa has always been one of those places that's kind of its own world. You can spend hours there without even realizing it, just rotating between the baths, saunas, rooftop, and dining/resting areas. Each section runs efficiently, especially for a place that's open 24/7 and constantly busy. That's not easy to maintain. Shoutout to Chloe, my favorite WI SPA manager. She's been there for years and you can really see her impact. Things stay organized, the flow of the space makes sense, and people are actually taken care of instead of it feeling chaotic. If you've been here, you know that makes a HUGE difference. I don't usually write reviews, but she deserves the recognition. She's a big part of why this is the most sought out Korean spa outside of South Korea. read more

I went to Wi Spa on a Sunday afternoon to wind down after a stressful week. The experience started off rocky. The person I spoke to had to ask me for my phone number and name several times and told me there was no reservation for us (even though I called a week before to confirm and I responded to a reminder call I got earlier in the day). After he finally found the reservations, there was no guidance on how to use the facilities. My boyfriend and I had to proactively ask where to go for our massages and where to change. We both got ~80 minute acupressure massages. While pricey for the bareboned environment, we both thought the massages themselves were fantastic. It was clear that each session was customized to the needs of our bodies as we both shared different areas our therapist focused on. The sauna rooms surprisingly weren't crowded. The temperatures really relaxed the body, but it was often hard to fully relax in each of the rooms as there was a lot of noise that would come from other guests coming in and out. read more

I love Korean spas. One of my favorite pastimes is cleaning myself at these spas and using the hot tubs. However, at Wi Spa, I felt unclean. I had several issues with the hygiene of this spa. First, the shoe lockers were not being used. I stood at my designated shoe locker for a couple minutes wondering how my wristband was supposed to unlock the keyhole. A staff member then informed me that they don't use the shoe lockers and instructed me to take off my shoes in the regular changing area and put my shoes in the big locker. Looking around, I saw everyone else walking around the changing area with their shoes on. The floor felt dirty, which defeated the purpose of washing yourself. Imagine washing your whole body only to step barefoot into an area where people are walking around with their shoes on. Second, I noticed several of the clientele not following the rules. On a Sunday, I saw about 6-7 people in the men's bath wearing shorts or slides. The wet room is supposed to be a clean, relatively "sterile" environment. You are supposed to get fully naked and wash your body before using the tubs or saunas. People wearing their clothes was not only breaking the rules, but was also filthy and made me doubt if they actually showered. Also, wearing slides or sandals in the wet room was inexcusable. People are supposed to be barefoot there and the floor is wet. Bringing in footwear that had been used outside is disgusting. There were more than enough staff patrolling the area and none of them were enforcing the rules. I think this negligence was unprofessional and impeded my ability to enjoy the spa. I did enjoy the dry saunas my favorite room was the clay room. It felt so nice to be immersed in the hot beads. Playing with the beads was a nice sensory experience, grasping them and dropping them on my body. The salt room was nice too, though I wish there was a little more leg room. The food was.. ok. I really enjoyed my rice punch. I thought the salmon was a little fishy though. On top of everything, Wi Spa feels a little dated. The faucets at the sitting showers are a little rusty and rickety. The lighting is yellow and strange. It is true that Wi Spa has established itself in its community, but that comes with a unique set of drawbacks. And it doesn't seem like anything has been updated since it opened. Overall, I was disappointed with my experience at Wi Spa. I've been to several jjimjilbang, but I had never left feeling dirtier than when I came in before. read more

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Went to Wi Spa in downtown LA right before Christmas for a massage and... okay wow. I got an 80-minute massage and it was so relaxing I felt like my soul left my body in the best way and came back refreshed. The place is super clean and it's definitely not for the modest. The wet areas (showers + pools/spas) are gender-separated and it's fully nude in there. Like fully. No underwear, no swimsuit, no "I'll just keep this on" they don't allow it. So just mentally prepare lol. Also check-in was actually pleasant. The front counter staff were nice, no rudeness, no weird vibes, nothing awkward. Just smooth and easy. What I loved though is there's staff constantly cleaning, so it never feels gross or sketchy. And there's even this cute little shop inside the women's locker area where you can buy a face mask and just... marinate in relaxation. I didn't know what to expect my first time, but now I get it. Also the food is actually good, and everything gets charged to your bracelet, which is dangerously convenient. Bonus: they have super convenient valet parking on site. You literally just leave your keys with them and they park it for you. It's $4, which is honestly a steal for downtown LA. I'd totally come back, especially because it's 24/7 like if you need to kill time before a flight or you have a layover and want to be a relaxed human instead of an airport goblin, this is a solid move read more

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I always have an amazing experience whenever I come! The staff is super patient and accommodated my needs like scheduling me a scrub & massage- totally worth it every time. The lovely scrub ladies know how to get in the nooks & crannies that make ur skin feel like a baby's butt. I loved the variety of bathtubs, the cold one being the most exciting one. But be careful w the hot tub! A huge shoutout to the manager, Chloe, who always goes above & beyond for us customers. I was having trouble w the booking process but she simplified it by making sure everything works out for my spa day :) Definitely will be coming back! read more

DO NOT COME HERE!!!!! i am beyond disgusted with my experience at this spa. What is supposed to be a women-only facility was completely violated--there were five men, fully exposed, in the women's area. This Korean spa has a traditional policy of being naked. We actually got spoken to you for keeping our bikinis on but seeing a males anatomy completely exposed is OK? This is not just uncomfortable, it is unacceptable and a complete failure of basic safety, privacy, and respect for not only me, but other clients who come with there friends or family. I did not pay to feel shocked, unsafe, and disrespected. There was zero regard for boundaries or the expectations that come with a gender-specific space. No warning, no explanation, no staff intervention--nothing. It felt chaotic and completely mismanaged. To make matters even worse, when I expressed to the manager how uncomfortable I was and asked for a refund so I could leave, they refused. Instead of handling the situation with empathy or professionalism, they tried to "accommodate" me in other ways, completely missing the point. I didn't want alternatives--I wanted to leave and feel safe. The staff was incredibly insensitive and rude about the entire situation. There was no acknowledgment of how inappropriate and upsetting this was, no apology that felt genuine, and no effort to take accountability. I drove an hour and a half to come here, spent my time, my day and my money, and left feeling completely disturbed despite having a peaceful massage. I am requesting to be compensated or refunded for this experience, as it was entirely unacceptable and not what was advertised or expected. If you are a woman expecting a private, secure environment, do NOT come here. This place clearly does not enforce its own policies or protect its clients. I left feeling upset, uncomfortable, and honestly violated by the entire situation. All in all, it was absolutely unacceptable. read more

I'm really disappointed. I used to genuinely enjoy coming here, but the quality has gone down significantly. My friend and I came here for my birthday, and honestly, it felt like a waste of time and money. I usually book a scrub, but since they were fully booked, we decided to just get day passes. That would have been fine, except the overall experience was extremely underwhelming. First, this place seriously needs a proper remodel. And I mean a full shutdown-and-remodel, not trying to patch things up while clients are still there. The facility looks worn down and poorly maintained. If phones were allowed, I would have taken plenty of photos because it was that disappointing. Yes, the day pass price has gone up, but the experience does not match the cost. They give you one pair of disposable slippers, yet don't want you wearing them in the shower area. As a licensed manicurist, there is no way I'm walking barefoot in a wet communal space. All I could think about was fungus and bacteria. They also only provide one medium towel, which is not enough. The shower area was honestly gross. There were missing tiles, missing rubber mats, and the shampoo, conditioner, and body wash dispensers looked like they needed to be replaced a long time ago. Overall, the entire space felt neglected. What really pushed me over the edge was seeing a woman in the cold tub who was clearly on her cycle, with no proper coverage. It was extremely unsanitary and completely turned me off from getting in at all. At that point, I was ready to leave, but we had just arrived, so we tried to make the best of it. Eventually we got hungry and went upstairs to eat, and that was another disappointment. The food prices have gone up so much, and honestly, I would rather go to a restaurant for that kind of money. I was so irritated by then that I didn't even eat. I just wanted to leave and get food somewhere else. Overall, this experience was frustrating, unsanitary, and nowhere near worth the money. I hate to say it, because I used to enjoy coming here, but never again. read more

$40 allows you entrance to enjoy amenities which include steam room, ice rooms, jacuzzi, cold plunge pools, nap areas etc. I thought that was pretty awesome. Place is clean and there are co ed designated areas. Staff was amicable. I did not explore any additional services but the do seem to be pretty popular. read more

Wi Spa is honestly one of the best places in LA to fully unplug and reset. The moment you walk in, it feels like you've stepped out of the chaos of the city and into a completely different world. I love how many different sauna rooms they have--each one has its own vibe, from super hot and detoxifying to calm and relaxing. It's easy to spend hours just rotating between them, soaking, and cooling off without ever getting bored. The hot baths are especially amazing after a long day. Everything is kept really clean, and the space feels well taken care of, which makes a huge difference when you're trying to relax. The vibe is lowkey and peaceful, not pretentious at all. Also, don't skip the food. Eating Korean comfort food in a robe after sweating it out just hits different. Shoutout to Minu as well--super kind and helpful, which made the whole experience even better. Perfect spot for a solo reset day or even a chill hang with friends. I always leave feeling refreshed, lighter, and way less stressed. Definitely worth it. read more

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I always have such a relaxing time here. Everything's well organized and clean all the time! Love all the hot rooms (esp the salt room) where I can just sweat out without caring about being sticky - cause I can wash up again right away. The staff is friendly and really accommodating--booking a scrub and massage was easy and totally worth it. The scrub left my skin feeling incredibly smooth, and you can tell they pay attention to every detail. Shoutout to the manager, Chloe, for being so helpful with the booking process and making everything smooth. I'll definitely be back! read more

Wi Spa - Resting area - Day Spas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Last weekend, I took my parents to Wi Spa in Los Angeles. It was an amazing family relaxation trip! The spa is open 24 hours and you can enjoy it all day for just $30. It's a great value! [Drinking milk tea R] The floor layout is clear and straightforward. [Right R] There are separate areas for men and women, equipped with hot water pools, cold water pools, and five types of special sauna rooms, including the fire kiln room, salt room, yellow earth room, jade room and ice room, each with its own unique benefits. The open-air balcony is very spacious. We can bask in the sun during the day and gaze at the stars at night. Both my parents are full of praise for it. [Like] read more

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I must say this place has fallen way off. Use to be a place of quality and great service but it is far from that now. From the valet to the front office staff the beginning of the experience was completely trash, no manager or supervisor on site and staff members who are gossiping rather than working. If there's an issue they can't resolve it and you end up wasting your time. It's such a shame because I've literally been coming here for years, my mother-in-law has done business with the owner and held such great memories. For it to be a Korean spa but have no one working that speaks Korean is also sad. Maybe it's under new management or new ownership but really sad and not worth going. The facility upkeep is terrible, they are more worried about if you are paying for a massage than your spa experience. I was told to leave my phone in the car so they can park the car. For what you'd pay here you might as well hit a different spa. I'll NEVER return here and advise you AVOID AT ALL COST IF YOU CAN! read more

My partner and I were planning a couples spa experience and intended to purchase services, admission, and dining during our visit. I called with the goal of making a reservation, but the interaction became so unprofessional that I was ultimately unable to complete the booking. During the call, I asked several questions about available appointment times because I was trying to find an option that would work with our schedule. Rather than receiving assistance, I was repeatedly made to feel as though my questions were an inconvenience. The employee's tone was dismissive, impatient, and increasingly passive-aggressive as I explored different timeslots. At one point, I asked whether appointments ever become available due to cancellations or schedule changes. I was told, "I cannot tell you, and that is not up to me." I clarified that I was not asking for a prediction of future availability, only whether openings sometimes occur. The employee eventually answered yes, but did so in a manner that conveyed annoyance rather than a willingness to help. Because the interaction had become uncomfortable, I addressed it directly and explained that she seemed frustrated by my questions and that I was simply trying to obtain information before making a reservation. I even offered to speak with another employee if that would be more appropriate. Rather than acknowledging my concern, she responded only that "we are all busy right now." What troubled me most was not simply the tone of the conversation, but the complete dismissal of the concern I was raising. When I asked whether that was truly her response to a customer expressing that they felt unwelcome and dismissed, she replied, "Yes." I then requested to speak with a manager. I explained that I wanted to discuss the situation with someone responsible for customer service and guest relations. My request was denied repeatedly on the basis that everyone was busy. When I asked again to speak with a manager, the employee disconnected the call. I recognize that businesses can be busy and that employees may be managing multiple responsibilities at once. My concern is not that the employee was occupied, but that my requests for assistance and for a manager were repeatedly denied and ultimately ended with the call being disconnected. This experience was particularly disappointing because it was entirely avoidable. Had my questions been answered professionally, had my concerns been acknowledged, or had I been connected with a supervisor when requested, I likely would have completed my reservation during that call. Instead, I was left without a booking and with a very negative impression of an establishment I had been looking forward to visiting. read more

A simple experience that was exactly what I needed. They had towels, robes, blankets, heated rooms and all the amenities. I stayed overnight so couldn't take advantage of the day time spa options but it was fine. Compared to other Korean spas on the east coast they had a few less heated rooms and smaller pools, but other things (rooftop deck, shower area, sleeping areas) were more spacious. They also supplied little baskets and toothbrushes to use in the bathing area - a small touch but extremely helpful and not what I experienced at other spas in this category. They also had a really cute kid area that I've never seen at other spas. Definitely made the experience more accessible for the families that were there. It was quiet the entire time, would definitely go back. read more

I had a great time at Wi Spa! I came without a reservation just to use the general spa. It was nicely laid out and felt very clean. My guest and I started by getting food. I got udon, which was delicious! We then went into the wet spa, which was a lovely experience. You shower first, and there were plenty of showers. The provided body wash, shampoo, and conditioner all smelled really nice. Then, we went from the hot tub to the cold plunge, back to hot. Would definitely recommend trying the cold plunge, even if just for a little bit! The steam and dry saunas were a bit overwhelming for me, but that's just my vibe. If you like saunas, I think you'd love both! We went back upstairs to the co-ed area for the saunas there. My favorite was the clay one. The little clay balls were nice to lay on and kept the heat. Overall, a really successful first visit! I plan to go back and get a service or two next time. The prices feel relatively reasonable for a spa in LA, so I'm excited to try them out. read more

- A 24-Hour Korean Spa Escape in the Middle of Los Angeles If you've never experienced a traditional Korean spa, Wi Spa is one of the best places in Los Angeles to dive in. The place runs 24 hours a day, which already gives it a special energy -- people coming and going at all hours, relaxing, eating, napping, detoxing. It feels like a little wellness city inside the building. The body scrub is absolutely phenomenal and easily the highlight of the visit. If you've never done one before, prepare yourself -- it's intense, but in the best way possible. You walk out feeling like an entirely new human being with skin that's smoother than you thought possible. Another surprise is how good the Korean food is. The kitchen is not an afterthought here -- it's part of the whole experience. The cold noodle soup is incredibly refreshing after a hot sauna session, the bibimbap hits the comfort-food spot perfectly, and you absolutely have to try the classic spa snacks like roasted eggs and a sweet shikhye rice drink. Sitting around in spa clothes eating Korean comfort food somehow feels completely normal here. The facility itself is very clean and well maintained, and what I appreciate most is that it's family friendly. You'll see everyone from groups of friends to families spending the day relaxing together. The only part that didn't quite live up to the rest of the experience was the massage, which was just okay -- not bad, but definitely not the highlight compared to the incredible body scrub. Overall, Wi Spa is one of those uniquely Los Angeles experiences: a place where you can detox, eat great Korean food, relax for hours, and even stay overnight if you want. Come for the scrub, stay for the saunas, and don't skip the food. read more

I had been to Wi Spa once 2 years ago and just went again recently. It was my first Korean spa experience ever. Fast forward to today, I've been to five other K-spas in LA and OC to which I can compare. Parking is $4 valet, even if the lot has many empty spots as another reviewer mentioned. Wish they would allow us to self-park and only charge valet when the lot is full. All the other spas have better and free parking. The gym is permanently closed. Heard from the front desk staff that they're planning to open a hair spa instead, but no ETA on when that will be completed. The locker area and restrooms were pretty clean. Half of the showers in the wet area were missing handles and out of order. Also not the cleanest. Clearly need some upgrading there. I love that Wi Spa has warm, hot, and cold tubs. The other spa I go to in the area, Hugh Spa, only has one small Himalayan salt tub. Wi Spa is pretty comparable to I Spa in Irvine, Spa Hyu in City of Industry, and K Spa in Buena Park with those three tubs, steam room, and dry sauna, except Wi Spa's wet room area seems the biggest. Overall, Wi Spa and I Spa have the most comfortable temperatures for the three tubs. The cold tub is colder than I Spa's, but not as frigid as that in Spa Hyu in City of Industry. I could not last more than 15 seconds in Spa Hyu's cold tub, but I could stay for 2-3 minutes in Wi Spa's and maybe like 5 mins in I Spa's. There's a women's sleeping area by the women's locker room, or you can go to the massive co-ed area to lounge or nap. I love bulgama (fire room), which I Spa also has but the other spas do not. I also love laying on clay balls in the clay room. Hugh Spa also has this room, whereas I Spa's equivalent is the ondol room which has clay-lined walls, but no clay balls. The jade room was nice and warm; it's set at a similar temperature to the clay and salt rooms. If I recall correctly, the bamboo room at I Spa is not as warm as the other rooms and feels closer to room temperature after the other saunas. For these co-ed dry sauna rooms, Wi Spa is my favorite, followed by Hugh Spa and then I Spa. One thing Wi Spa has that the other spas don't is the rooftop terrace. Seems like a cool area to chill if you want to also feel the fresh air outside. Another huge plus compared to other spas is it's open 24/7, though they do charge extra if you check out after 4 am. Onto the service. I got a buff and silky massage the other day. It included a scrub. Everything, including the massage, was done in the wet room and on the same bed. I didn't like this because the bed for scrubbing didn't have a hole where you could put your face and breathe, so I had to rest my head to the side, which hurt and fatigued my neck after a while. At Hugh Spa, you would move from the wet room to one of the private rooms for your massage, body treatments, facials, etc. The massage was pretty good, and the scrubbing thorough, but I noticed she finished 7 minutes before my allotted time. Given how expensive services are, I expect to get every minute. Hugh Spa is my favorite for services. TL;DR: Wi Spa is great for the tubs and co-ed sauna rooms. Parking sucks. The wet room needs upgrading and more frequent cleaning. I wouldn't recommend getting a buff + massage combo here, but admission alone is worth it. read more

Oh my the experience I got for the first time! I felt like a big baby getting scrubbed down by one of their Ahjummas. Getting bathed and scrubbed down butt naked by I assume an older Korean woman was kind of liberating. You pay first for your service when you enter their building and getting handed a wrist band kinda reminds me of squid games. Lol. Then you strip down out of your clothes and wear their Wi Spa attire and robes. In the bath house area it's separate male from female, where they have you soaking in a hot jacuzzi spa for 30 minutes so you're prepped to get all that dead skin scrubbed off of you. They do ask for a tip at the end of the service. I would say $10-20 would be nice. They do have a common area where both genders can come together to either rest or go in different various saunas from hot to cold, stone to salt. I didn't get to try their Korean restaurant they had in-house but maybe next time I'll try it out with my siblings. read more

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Currently at WiSpa at 4:25a and I've been waiting for almost 2hrs waiting for my car keys as valet nor management can find my keys. Management is mediocre at best and when I asked for coffee, as it's now 4:28a, they said they couldn't do that even though there's a restaurant within the spa. Additionally, I asked to speak to upper management and was denied, even though the on-call manager was on the phone with them. This just shows you how much they care about their clients. Oh, one more thing; I asked for an incident report detailing the situation, I was given a post it with an email and was told they didn't have incidents report; when I asked what would happen if someone falls and breaks their leg and how would that incident be formally documented, I was told that it was a different situation because that was important, as if the loss of my car keys was not important. I wasn't given names, nor numbers, just a post it with a general email address. read more

What took me so long to come here!?! Honestly, yes - I was anxious about the nudity. But I am telling you now, it ain't no big deal! To enhance the odds that I wouldn't chicken out I went on a special occasion (my birthday) which happened to fall on a weekday this year. So worth it and I can't wait to come back at least every year, and spend longer! I got here mid-day after my morning adventures and planned to get the full body scrub and spend hours lounging in the saunas before heading out for dinner. When I arrived it was a super fast check in. I preordered my treatment. I was flexible but if you want to make sure that you can get a certain kind of treatment you may want to reserve in advance. I went to the women's floor and changed quickly into the tshirt, shorts and slippers they give us to wear (reminded me of my 5th grade PE uniform). There are also plenty of towels and robes if you want them. Everything is super convenient in this area, restrooms, the locker rooms, primping stations, and more (that I didn't explore - maybe a gym?!). Your whole spa universe is controlled by your wristband thingy - including your locker. I took a shower before soaking in the hot tub before going for my body scrub. While there were plenty of people milling about, everyone is there for peace of mind and relaxing. If anything, it was empowering to be surrounded by women with so many different real body shapes, and I melted into that landscape. Soon, my wristband number was called, and my treatment was off in another corner behind a wall. I had also been a teensy bit anxious leading up to this treatment, just based on lore I guess. But I use scrubbing gloves every day so the texture on my body was not that harsh. It was definitely a better scrub than I can give myself at home and it weirdly, it felt like I was being scrubbed with a brush, but she gave me the little mitt afterwards to use at home and it was definitely that. It felt great and so relaxing overall! My skin felt so soft afterwards for a loooong time. If you are getting a service, bring cash for a tip. You can also do it with your card when you check out. But at least with cash, you know your person will be receiving it. After the treatment I went up to the jimjilbang (co-ed/family floor) with the heated floors that everyone naps on, the heated saunas and ice rooms (my favorite was the one with tiny clay balls), and the food - something I will try next time. I just got a melona popsicle and a coconut water to rehydrate this time. There are computers, books, video games, and massage chairs! While you can bring family, I didn't see kids when I went. I went to the roof and was shocked that it was raining because it was sunny when I got there. Even with the rain, I sat up there for a bit. My bench was under an overhang, they have blankets and pillows, and it was cool to just sit and let the rain put me in a trance! Afterwards I returned to the heated spas to warm up again. I highly recommend Wi Spa because you really get away from life and can hide away for as long as needed until you are ready to face it all again. I will try more spa treatments later and report back. But a scrubbing will always be on my menu! I look forward to going again and have gotten over myself wearing my birthday suit with strangers. But now that I told my friends and co-workers what I did on my birthday they all want to do a spa day together!?! What would you do?! read more

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My kids second time to K spa- first time in Wi Spa. Each one of us had a facial, and my kids had foot massages. We arrived at 10 AM for first service started at 11 AM. When we arrived, parking lot still empty, and the staff said I didnt have to pay $4 valet since they were not ready yet. We checked in which took a long time since the staff didnt know how to pair each one of us with our service. The jacuzzi was still nice about 5 people. The common room and the restaurant were spacious. After 12 pm, the place packed like Disneyland. Multiple people in each sauna room to the point people were standing up. Cafetaria became so packed, no sitting, kids area was packed with kids, sleeping area filled with people. Women sauna and jacuzzi completely packed with people. 6 Hairdryer stations, 3 didnt work. Me and my daughter bought some merch at the store. Prices were make sense. We all loved our facials. They closed the gym, will turn it into headspa. read more

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This was one of the worst experiences I've ever had. Cash was stolen from my locker at WI Spa. The locker was locked, yet somehow it was opened and ONLY the cash was taken. My cards and other belongings were left untouched. When I reported this to the staff, instead of offering help or attempting to investigate, I was told that it was "impossible." Impossible? Then please explain how money disappears from a locked locker. Cash doesn't just vanish. There was no accountability, no serious effort to investigate, and no attempt to resolve the situation. Just complete indifference. It honestly felt like this may not be the first time something like this has happened -- and no one wants to deal with it. If you're planning to visit, understand that your belongings and money may not be safe, and if something happens, you'll likely just be told that it "can't happen." Extremely disappointed. read more

One of the best things about Wi Spa is that it's open 24 hours, making it perfect whether you want a late-night escape or a full spa day. The facility is incredibly clean！ The variety of sauna rooms is one of the highlights. Each room has a unique theme and health benefit--from the salt room to the clay sauna and the jade room. Moving between the different temperatures feels refreshing and revitalizing, and it's easy to spend hours just relaxing and unwinding. The rooftop area and common lounge spaces are also comfortable and give you plenty of places to rest between sauna I highly recommend it and will definitely be coming back. read more

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Been waiting 15 yrs to try Wi Spa. Got a massage as a birthday gift! Finally tried the whole Wi Spa experience. My massage therapist Joo was amazing. Strong, experienced, professional and thoughtful. She made the whole experience very comfortable and relaxing. Wi Spa didn't not disappoint. The customer service was on point and everyone was welcoming. Few notes for the ladies - the ladies locker room (saunas and hot tubs) is birthday suit only. The women's gift shop has an amazing selection of products and the women that run the shop are experts in what they know. The cafe offers delicious options and the roof top is comfortable and one can easily spend the day there! Looking forward to my next visit. Thank you Wi Spa. read more

We love coming to Wi Spa -- it's one of our favorite spots to relax and recharge. The facilities are always clean, and there's something calming about the whole atmosphere. But honestly, one of our favorite things is the food! The menu is simple but so satisfying -- everything is tasty, and the prices are very reasonable. It's not often you find a spa where you can eat well without overpaying. Perfect for a little getaway without leaving the city. Servis good read more

Wi Spa - Dinner - Day Spas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I was there last year, I liked everything very much, good service, few people, convenient parking.

Cute date night idea. not super crowded if you go late at night on a weekday. and very affordable if you just buy the day pass. kinda sucks that they charge you for another full day at 4:00 am. i wish it was 24 hours from the moment you enter. but it was fun. food was good. i liked sitting on the floor to eat. it felt very authentic. my boyfriend and I shared this bowl and it was enough for the two of us. it comes with a little bit of rice too. read more

Wi Spa - Day Spas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

This spa has a lot of different saunas and the food did not seem like much, but it was so good! The reason for the two stars, I think that children should not be allowed to be in a fully nude section. I felt very uncomfortable. I read the website after I went because I was invited to this spa so I did not know that children would be there. Children should be in an area where the adults wear swimsuits! It is gender separated, but I felt very uncomfortable getting nude knowing children are there. It was hard to relax during the massage because the massage area is in the same area as the showers and the jacuzzis. I would not come back due to the children and how the massage area is not relaxing. read more

If you've never tried a Korean spa, Wi Spa is a great place to start. I went on a weekday afternoon and it wasn't too crowded. The sauna rooms are all different and it's fun to go from one to another. I liked the jade sauna the most because it felt warm but not overwhelming. Honestly, I ended up staying way longer than I planned. By the time I walked out it was already night and I almost didn't want to leave. read more

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I love going to a Korean spas and I heard a lot about Wi Spa for a long time. Finally I was able to check it out this place. For $30 to get in and $20 for overnight fee. It's really not bad with all the amenities you get here. With all the different pools, saunas, and the common area saunas. I definitely did feel more relax than when I first came in. Also, valet for $4.00. You can't beat that price lol You can sleep downstairs or in the common areas. Upstairs was pretty packed so I slept downstairs in the women's room. They have heated floorings. Dope. So I wasn't too cold sleeping there. Overall, everything is good and cleaned. Certain things can be better but for what you pay to get in. It's really not bad :)) So, my con here for my experience only. I wished they are more informative to me since it was my first time here. I was lost and I didn't know checkout time the next day is 11am. Around 11:37 am I went upstairs to talked to the front desk about how I wasn't able to access to my locker. The staff said checkout time is 11am. So I told her I wasn't aware of that and I would have plan my time better. The had someone to open my locker so I went to get ready. It did took me 2 hrs to get my hair and makeup done since I have a photo shoot that I have in couple hours. If I known prior to this then I could have plan ahead and don't have to pay another $30 for a new day fee. It would have been nice if they charged me a half day instead of a full day. Since I have to pay for the new day fee, that's means I can stay here until 9pm. So I decided to stay longer and checkout later. The staff might think that I will run away with the payment so they asked me to pay first before going back. But I didn't have to pay when I got in. So to me, they have to work better on their customer service. If I want to do that then I would have been gone already! Lol What would you do in this situation? I hope this helps and Add me if you like my vibe ! read more

Wi Spa - This is the common area. There's 4 tvs in this share space. - Day Spas Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I have been going to Wi Spa since 2021 and I love this place. So much that I purchase 10 tickets at a time to get a better value for visits. I visit this place on an average of 1-2x a month and always dine in at their food hall. The ambience and vibe is calming and a great place to bring friends family to just relax. I love the food there, but for the first time... I'm VERY DISAPPOINTED WITH THE CUSTOMER SERVICE! After paying $27+ tax for a plate of Bulgogi,rice, sprouts miso soup and pickled cucumbers, I couldn't finish it all. I requested if I can get a small to go box so I could take home the food or eat later. To my surprise the Staff was charging me $1 for a small cardboard to go box. At first, I thought he was joking because he was giving me a look that he was joking, but when I went along with it, he was serious and was charging me $1. He said he'll charge my tab. As a fellow business owner an entrepreneur, owning my own chocolate shop in Long Beach, I know how much packaging costs. I know we all have our overheads that must be covered. It doesn't cost a dollar for a cardboard box and at that point I felt I was being taken advantage of. I took the box, walked back to my table, and just as I was about to pack my food, I decided that was a poor business move in their part. I went back to the clerk, returned the box and said that I don't longer need the box. He said, "What are you going to do, eat all the food then?" I said no, I'm not paying another $1 to take your $30 meal home. I placed my tray of food on there baker's rack and left. In my mind you're going nickel and dime me, charge $1 for a box that costs you cents, after I just spent $30 on your over priced meal?! I know that we pay for to go bags in grocery stores, but that's if few cents, not a whole dollar. If this is your business model, you need to state to your customers that to go packages will cost you an extra dollar per package! In all my years of being here I have never been charged an entire dollar for one box and I have done this before. I have NEVER experienced any restaurant charge $1 if I decide to take my food to go. This is the worst customer service I've ever experienced here, thank you for showing your integrity for this is the last I will eat and dine at Wi Spa. If you choose to come over here and dine in, by all means do it the food is great but OVER PRICED! Don't be surprised if they overcharge you on random things, like a to go box, for that is my experience here. If this is how you treat your local customers who comes here monthly, imagine when you're a guest and it's your first time here. Poor customer service for REPEAT CUSTOMERS! read more