Saunas and Bathhouses in Koreatown

5 Korean spas in and around Koreatown, Los Angeles, with day passes from $30 where a price is published: jjimjilbang heat rooms, mineral pools, body scrubs and late hours.

5 places, 2 with a cold plunge, 5 korean spas, day passes from $30.

Koreatown's spas

Koreatown has the biggest cluster of Korean spas in the US. Beverly Hot Springs is built over a natural artesian hot spring, with separate men's and women's sides. Century Day & Night Spa on Olympic Boulevard has single-gender spas and a co-ed jjimjilbang upstairs, and Crystal Spa has salt, charcoal and red mud rooms in a co-ed heated lounge. Olympic Spa is for women only, and Spa LA on Wilshire Boulevard has six sauna rooms.

More Korean spas sit just outside the neighborhood, including Wi Spa near MacArthur Park. See all Korean spas in Los Angeles.

Before you go

Expect nude, single-gender bathing areas and a co-ed area where everyone wears the clothes the spa provides. The body scrub is booked separately. Some spas set a minimum age of 18, which each listing shows.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a sauna day pass cost in Koreatown?

Of the 3 places we list with a published day pass, prices run from $30 to $50, with a median of $35 (prices checked October 2026).

Where can I do sauna and cold plunge in Koreatown?

2 places we list have a cold plunge or cold pool next to the sauna, including Beverly Hot Springs and Olympic Spa.

Are there co-ed saunas in Koreatown?

Yes. Century Day & Night Spa and Spa LA have co-ed sauna areas. Check each listing for the swimsuit rule.

What is the cheapest Korean spa in Koreatown?

Among the Koreatown spas we list with a published day pass, the cheapest is $30. Prices change, so check the spa's website.

Is there a women-only spa in Koreatown?

Yes. Olympic Spa is a women-only Korean spa for guests 18 and over.