Gay Guy's Guide to Korean Spas in Los Angeles

Korean spas are becoming more and more popular among the non-Korean population in Los Angeles. I've visited several and thought I'd post my impressions of a few of them.

Monday, January 30, 2012

Shoutout!

My original inspiration for starting this blog was my accidentally stumbling upon a similar blog covering the many day spas of Las Vegas. Th...

Friday, January 27, 2012

Review: Century Spa, Koreatown

Amenities: 4.5/5 Cruisiness: 5/5 Price: $20 ($25 with Jim Jil Bang) Pros: Huge; great amenities; almost entirely gay clientele; Cons: ...

Thursday, January 26, 2012

Review: East West Spa, Koreatown

Amenities: 2/5 Cruisiness: 1.5/5 Price: $10 before 10pm (I forget if it's $15 or $20 after 10pm) Pros: Cheap; unlimited towels; ope...

About this blog and its author

So, yeah, I've already posted my first review , so I guess I should explain my ratings... The scores (out of 5 points) is completely s...

Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Review: CJ Spa, Northridge

Amenities: 2/5 Cruisiness: 2/5 Price: $20 for spa pass (includes Jim Jil Bang) Pros: Relatively clean; lots of nudity (because of the l...

Korean Spas: An Introduction

I visited my first Korean spa about a year and a half ago. I had heard about them, mostly through posts in Craigslist or just word of mouth....

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About Me

Guys Spa Guide: I am a gay male nudist in my 40's, I live in the Los Angeles area and have been visiting various Korean spas for about five years. Otherwise, I prefer to remain relatively anonymous. You can email me at guysspaguide@gmail.com

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