Saunas and Bathhouses in Los Angeles
Korean Spa
The iconic 24-hour mega jjimjilbang in Koreatown with five themed sauna rooms, co-ed lounge, restaurant, and separate men's and women's bath floors.
Korean Spa
Beloved 24/7 co-ed Korean spa with Himalayan salt room, gold room, loess soil room, ice room, restaurant, and expansive jimjilbang.
Korean Spa
Women-only sanctuary offering mugwort pools, Himalayan salt chamber, jade healing lounge, and CBD massages in a serene environment.
Korean Spa, Traditional Sauna
Day pass available
Walk in for two-hour pool and sauna access; call ahead for treatments. Admission included with body scrub, body care or massage, but not waxing or facials.
Access details ↗Formerly Beverly Hot Springs, this Koreatown spa has natural hot spring pools, cold plunges, eucalyptus steam rooms and dry saunas in separate women’s and men’s sections. Admission is for two hours; massages and body treatments are available.
Korean Spa
Hybrid Korean spa and urban resort with multiple sauna styles (steam, dry, clay, jade, infrared), hot/cold pools, indoor pool, and a 4-story golf driving range.
Korean Spa
Women-only Korean spa known for outstanding body scrubs, traditional akasuri treatments, and a fabulous dry sauna at an affordable price.
Korean Spa
Women-only Korean spa with hot sauna rooms, traditional scrub and massage treatments, herbal therapy, acupressure, and skin care services.
Day Spa
European-style banya spa with Russian, Turkish, and Finnish saunas, indoor pool, cold plunge, full restaurant, and signature platza branch massage.
Day Spa
Beloved neighborhood spa in Silver Lake offering Thai and custom massages, infrared sauna, rose quartz facials, and holistic wellness treatments.
Modern Bathhouse, Finnish Sauna
Community contrast therapy studio in Venice with a 195°F all-magnolia Finnish dry sauna and 38°F cold plunge tubs in 90-minute cycling sessions.
Korean Spa
Voted cleanest Korean spa in LA County — 30,000 sq ft co-ed facility with Himalayan salt and clay saunas, jacuzzis, hot/cold plunges, and restaurant.
Infrared Sauna, Modern Bathhouse
You get a private room, half sauna half cool area.
Infrared Sauna
The team is knowledgeable, service-oriented, and goes the extra mile to ensure your experience is relaxing and rejuvenating.
Infrared Sauna
If you’re looking for a serious sauna + plunge setup that’s clean, well run, and focused on results, Elev8 is outstanding.
Infrared Sauna
It was so relaxing, the view was definitely a bonus.
Infrared Sauna
You start seeing noticeable results after 6 or more sessions, especially when combined with their infrared sauna.
Boutique Sauna
You really feel the heat, and the plunge right after is the perfect reset.
Boutique Sauna
Icepass offers some of the hottest saunas and coldest cold plunges around at competitive rates.
Infrared Sauna, Gym Sauna
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Infrared Sauna
This is such a beautiful and relaxing space.
Day Spa
Best place to get all wellness treatments.
Boutique Sauna
immaculately clean facilities, incredibly kind staff, and everything completely tailored to ensure the most relaxing, restorative experience.
Infrared Sauna, Gym Sauna
Airy studio offering Vinyasa flow yoga, plus workshops & weekly Yin/Yang classes.
Infrared Sauna
Great place for red light sauna.
Infrared Sauna, Wellness Center
Open to non-guests
Non-members can reserve individual experiences. Confirm current hours when booking.
Access details ↗West Hollywood wellness club offering infrared sauna suites and guided ice baths. Individual experiences are available by reservation without a membership.
Korean Spa
Open to non-guests
Walk-in general admission; no reservation required. Bathing facilities are gender-separated; jjimjilbang is co-ed.
Access details ↗Korean spa in City of Industry with gender-separated hot and cold pools, dry and steam saunas, and a co-ed jjimjilbang with five themed rooms. General admission allows up to six hours; massage and body scrubs are available separately.
About the Sauna Scene in Los Angeles
Los Angeles has one of the largest Korean spa scenes in North America, centered in Koreatown, where 24-hour jjimjilbangs offer themed rooms, communal bathing, scrub treatments, and overnight stays. Beyond Koreatown, the city also has mineral hot spring spas, infrared sauna studios, and a growing number of Nordic-inspired contrast bathing venues on the Westside.
LA's year-round warm climate makes sauna feel more like a recovery ritual than a winter necessity. Expect Korean spas around $30–$60 for all-day access, infrared studios at $40–$60 per session, and modern contrast bathhouses at $60–$90.
What to Bring
A Koriboshi Sauna Hat
A sauna hat protects your hair and helps regulate head temperature during longer sessions — a staple in Russian and Finnish sauna traditions. Koriboshi makes a double-layered Japanese cotton sauna hat designed for real bathhouse use.
Shop KoriboshiFrequently Asked Questions
How much does a Korean spa cost in Los Angeles?
Korean spa day passes in Los Angeles typically run from $30 to $60 for all-day access, with most Koreatown venues at the lower end. This usually includes hot and cold pools, dry and wet saunas, themed jjimjilbang rooms, and use of basic amenities. Scrub treatments and massages are priced separately.
What's the best Korean spa in LA?
LA has several long-running Korean spas in Koreatown, most open 24 hours. The best one depends on what you want — some focus on the full jjimjilbang experience with many themed rooms, while others emphasize larger pools or more extensive scrub and massage menus. Koreatown within about a one-mile radius has the highest concentration.
Are Korean spas in LA coed?
Korean spas are single-gender in the pool and sauna areas, where bathing is nude. They're coed in the jjimjilbang common room, where everyone wears provided shorts and a t-shirt. Families can meet up in the common room between bathing sessions.
Can you sleep at a Korean spa in LA?
Yes — most 24-hour Korean spas in Koreatown allow overnight stays for the price of a day pass. People sleep in the jjimjilbang common room on provided mats. It's a common budget-friendly option, though amenities and sleep quality vary by venue.
What should I bring to a Korean spa in LA?
Korean spas provide towels, jjimjilbang uniform shorts and t-shirt, soap, and shampoo. You'll want to bring a water bottle, flip-flops for the walk between bathing and common areas, and a sauna hat if you plan on longer sessions in the hotter themed rooms.