United States California The 11 Best Spas in Los Angeles By Carrie Bell Carrie Bell Instagram LinkedIn Twitter Carrie Bell is a California native who has been covering travel, entertainment, and weddings for more than a decade. She is currently TripSavvy's Los Angeles expert. TripSavvy's editorial guidelines Updated on 09/12/22 Courtesy of The Ritz-Carlton Spa, Los Angeles In the immortal words of "Parks & Recreation's" Tom Haverford and Donna Meagle, sometimes you need to "treat yo self." And on those occasions, this list of Los Angeles' preeminent palaces of pampering will be your best friend. Whether you seek a revitalizing rubdown, a simple soak in a hot bath filled with herbs, or an anti-aging miracle, these day spas can cater to your every self-care need. 01 of 11 The Spa at the Beverly Wilshire Courtesy of the Beverly Wilshire, Beverly Hills View Map Address 9500 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90212, USA Get directions Phone +1 310-275-5200 Web Visit website The Forbes' five-star spa, complete with a nail bar and salon, is located within a Four Seasons hotel in Beverly Hills, where the clientele is particularly demanding about anti-wrinkle regimes. Everything in the spa is luxurious, from the white quartz crystal steam room's heated benches and silky sheets to the dark chocolate snacks. Signature treatments, including celestial black diamond non-surgical facelifts and cryotherapy sports massages, utilize results-driven products and cutting-edge tech, including LED therapy, HydraFacial, and 111SKIN—a skincare system developed by a renowned cosmetic surgeon. Those credentials alone should make anyone go see this care crew with confidence. 02 of 11 dtox Day Spa Courtesy of dtox day spa View Map Address 3206 Los Feliz Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90039, USA Get directions Phone +1 323-665-3869 Web Visit website Delivering pampering without pretense for a decade, this Atwater Village mainstay is a reliable and rejuvenating refuge. Throw on the provided robe and slippers and nibble on nuts, fresh or dried fruit, and brownies while waiting for a therapist to escort you to one of the 12 clean, comfortable rooms for to-die-for massages, mud masques, and oxygen-filled facials. Great care is taken with little details, like making micro-pressure adjustments and ensuring you're completely comfortable. Feel free to use the complimentary toiletries after your treatments to continue the pampering for a bit longer. They offer monthly and holiday-themed specials regularly. 03 of 11 The Ritz-Carlton Spa, Los Angeles Courtesy of The Ritz-Carlton, Los Angeles View Map Address 900 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90015, USA Get directions Phone +1 213-763-4400 Web Visit website Gather a gaggle of girlfriends or your significant other to while away the whole day at this posh 8,000-square-foot downtown haven. It's decorated with metallic accents, starburst lights, crystal baubles, and pops of pink to evoke old Hollywood glamour—and you'll be greeted with champagne. Slip into something more comfortable like a cozy robe and rest in a contoured chaise lounge before enjoying eucalyptus-infused steam or a cold-plunge shower. Delight your digits in the nail bar, where copper basins and pulsating chairs elevate the experience. Hair and makeup can be done in the salon. Order a meal in the co-ed Sanctuary while you wait for your turn on the table for on-trend treatments like CBD facials, scrubs using ingredients from the rooftop garden, and Zodiac-inspired charcoal hot stone massages. They have one of the best-outfitted couple's rooms in town. Finish the day with a browse in the well-curated boutique carrying sunglasses, swimsuits, beauty products, and jewelry. 04 of 11 Voda Spa Courtesy of Voda Spa View Map Address 7700 Santa Monica Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90046, USA Get directions Phone +1 323-654-4411 Web Visit website Positioning it as a spa and social club, this 15,000-square-foot facility in West Hollywood’s Russian pocket neighborhood wears its "Eastern Promises" vibe with pride. You can detox with their signature four-handed massage for ultimate relaxation, or go for the intense upper body-focused Russian Bear rubdown. After that, re-tox without ever ditching the robe, thanks to an on-premises martini lounge and restaurant serving borscht, beef stroganoff, and sour cherry vareniki. Continue to 5 of 11 below. 05 of 11 The Raven Spa Courtesy of The Raven View Map Address 2910 Rowena Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90039-2042, USA Get directions Phone +1 323-325-5668 Web Visit website Wellness-craving birds of a feather flock to this indie spa’s dual locations. Each chapter has a tinge of boho-chic with the mish-mash of Moroccan lanterns, low rattan stools, live plants, and spiritual tchotchkes. Both offer the same general menu of massages (Thai, lomi lomi, deep tissue, and pregnancy), facials, reiki, waxing, acupuncture, and infrared Himalayan salt saunas. The Santa Monica arm is kitted out with a hammam, so you can add extras like Turkish soaks in a claw-foot tub. Silver Lake houses a boutique yoga studio and offers classes in breathing, alignment, and biomechanics. 06 of 11 Sea Wellness Spa Courtesy of Casa del Mar View Map Address 1910 Ocean Way, Santa Monica, CA 90405, USA Get directions Phone +1 310-581-7767 Web Visit website Steps from the sand in Santa Monica, Hotel Casa del Mar’s small but luxurious sanctuary is made up of a relaxation lounge, aromatherapy showers, steam room, and five immaculate spaces (one for couples, one for facials, and three for massages). Supple skin and summer glow is achieved with the help of lines like Malibu’s seaweed-based OSEA and New York’s natural, organic emerginC Scientific Organics. They’ve also jumped on the magnesium trend by introducing a wellness massage that uses the essential mineral. 07 of 11 The Spa on Rodeo Courtesy of The Spa on Rodeo View Map Address 421 N Rodeo Dr Suite G-13, Beverly Hills, CA 90210, USA Get directions Phone +1 424-284-8040 Web Visit website Hidden away in the quiet courtyard of the Rodeo Collection on the most famous shopping street in the world, this Rodeo Drive retreat offers an extensive array of services, including CoolSculpting (a non-invasive fat freeze), cupping, HydraFacial, spray tanning, manicures, pedicures, and several types of massages and facials. After a round of reflexology, indulge the feet even further with a pedicure enhanced with a healing foot soak of chlorophyll and coconut milk in an anti-microbial copper tub. There are also separate steam rooms for men and women. 08 of 11 Tikkun Holistic Spa Courtesy of Tikkun Holistic Spa View Map Address 1460 4th St, Santa Monica, CA 90401, USA Get directions Phone +1 310-319-1111 Web Visit website Blending east and west wellness philosophies, this Santa Monica day spa aims to create a “restorative co-ed sanctuary.” There’s a physician, acupuncturist, and nutritionist on staff on top of massage therapists and aestheticians providing things like Korean body scrubs, 24-karat gold wraps, “bacials” (deep exfoliations for the back), and tantric bathing rituals. There are a series of therapeutic rooms: Himalayan salt, infrared, and clay. It’s also home to a green tea Jacuzzi and the controversial Goop-approved V-steam for ladies. Men can get in on the mugwort mist action with an A-steam. Continue to 9 of 11 below. 09 of 11 Squeeze Courtesy of Squeeze View Map Address 12338 Ventura Blvd, Studio City, CA 91604, USA Get directions Phone +1 855-858-6263 Web Visit website Some days you don't need all the bells and whistles, just the benefits of basic bodywork. On those days, head to this new Studio City concept from Drybar's founders. Like with their blowout empire, Squeeze masters one service (massages) in an Instagram-friendly environment. Massages include heat therapy, deep tissue, and aromatherapy at no extra charge. Available in 20-, 50-, or 80-minute increments, customers book, pay, and tip through the app. You can read therapist reviews and leave notes on preferences and problem areas. Another welcome element: guests set the room temperature, adjust lighting levels, and pick tunes. (They even have indie rock, reggae, or R&B playlists.) This is a great option for less-expensive massage as prices fall well below those of fancy hotel spas. 10 of 11 Face Haus Courtesy of Face Haus Like Squeeze, this chain specializes in one arm of self-care (facials) in stores that offer far more democratizing prices and timeframes. Aestheticians work at stations in a large communal space, which helps keep prices reasonable. If you want a peel in private, this is not the place for you. Pick a style based on your skin type and concerns (teen, men's, acne-fighting, brightening, aged skin) and add extras like dark circle reduction, LED light therapy, oxygen blasts, extractions, or waxing as needed. Or opt for the "World of Difference" package, which combines four of the popular boosts with a restorative facial in a quick 55-minute format. Five locations in Southern California include Santa Monica, El Segundo, and USC Village. 11 of 11 Surya Spa Courtesy of Surya Spa View Map Address 700 Wilshire Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90401, USA Get directions Phone +1 310-459-7715 Web Visit website From the outside, it looks like a run-of-the-mill Brentwood mansion. But on the inside, holistic healing is happening under the direction of a gentle Ayurvedic practitioner named Martha Soffer. Beloved by celebrities including Gwyneth Paltrow, Nicole Richie, and Kourtney Kardashian, Soffer first performs a personal consultation, which includes taking your pulse, examining your tongue, and analyzing your diet, and then customizes an all-encompassing program to rebalance your body inside and out. Sessions last for four hours on five to seven day stretches. Soffer creates custom powders, poultices, and oils for each client and then assigns treatments like Abhyanga (four-handed oil therapy), tea enemas, the sweatbox, meditation by the Ganesh statue, or Shirodhara (streaming warm oil over the third eye). Clearly, this experience is not for the cash or time-strapped, nor the medically conventional. Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Share Pin Email Tell us why! Submit Share Pin Email