Crystal Korean Spa Los Angeles
ð 3500 W 6th St #321, Los Angeles, California, 90020
Pricing
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Day Pass | $30 per day, $20 Early Bird Special (Mon-Fri before 9:00am except holidays) |
| Membership | Monthly: $350, Yearly: $2,000, Ten Admission Ticket: $240 |
| Daily rate: $30. Early Bird Special: $20 (Mon-Fri before 9am except holidays). Ten-admission ticket: $240. Monthly membership: $350. Yearly membership: $2,000. Membership packages range from 1 month to 1 year. | |
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Crystal Korean Spa Los Angeles offers a comprehensive thermal experience centered around its diverse sauna and cold plunge facilities. Spa-goers have access to multiple specialized sauna rooms, including a steam sauna, a dry sauna, a salt room, a charcoal detox room, and a red clay room. For contrast therapy, the venue provides a notably cold ice bath and a cold plunge pool alongside hot jacuzzis and a heated pool. Guests describe the sauna facilities as clean and pleasant, with the women-only area featuring both steam and dry saunas, hot and cold pools, and showers. The co-ed communal area houses additional hot rooms, including the popular charcoal and salt rooms, and a cool room for recovery.
Atmosphere
The spa maintains a clean, pleasant, and calming atmosphere. Guests note a very kind and chill clientele, contributing to a comfortable and communal feeling. The co-ed area is described as quiet and peaceful, though some find the TVs a bit distracting. The venue is often not overly crowded, allowing for a relaxing experience.
Pricing
This spa is considered a value option in Koreatown, with general admission costing around $30. Guests can also purchase special treatment packages, such as the two-hour Gold Special which includes a body scrub, hair treatment, and massage. Spa-goers are advised to bring cash for tipping service providers.
Staff
Feedback on staff is mixed. Many guests find the front desk staff friendly and helpful, noting they provide clear guidance on spa protocol for newcomers. The practitioners for special treatments like body scrubs and massages receive high praise for delivering great, heavenly service. However, some guests describe other staff members as curt but professional, or note that customer service can be inconsistent.
Additional Amenities
Beyond the thermal facilities, the spa provides a basic but functional gym for use. The on-site cafe serves tasty Korean food, including items like Korean rice drinks. Amenities include Aveda toiletries, free razors, and toothbrushes in the locker rooms. The huge communal area features massage chairs, a foot masseuse (by appointment), and a matted floor area with blankets and pillows for resting.
What Reviewers Love
- Offers a wide array of clean and pleasant sauna and cold plunge facilities for contrast therapy.
- Considered a great value for the price, with affordable general admission.
- Special treatment services, like body scrubs and massages, are frequently praised as excellent.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What should I bring with me?
The spa does not provide robes or slippers, so guests may wish to bring their own. Bringing your own face masks for the co-ed area is also recommended.
Is outside food allowed?
No, outside food is not permitted. However, the spa has an on-site cafe offering a variety of entree items.
Is parking available?
Yes, validated parking is available. Guests should park in the specific parking structure outlined in blue (P2) to receive up to six hours of included parking.
