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.

Thursday, May 30, 2013

Review: Joy Spa, Hacienda Heights

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Amenities : 2.5/5 Cruisiness: 4/5 Price: $15 Pros: Unlimited small towels, not too expensive, three pools Cons: Seemed kind of dirt...

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Thursday, April 25, 2013

[CLOSED] Official Spa Buddy Posting Open Thread, Part 2

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Hey guys, NOTE: I started a new post because the other one was getting too full of comments! So use this one instead. I decided to crea...

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Monday, April 22, 2013

100k Pageviews!

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Some time in the past 24 hours, this blog hit 100,000 page views. I have no clue how many actual readers that translates to, but thanks! I...

Monday, April 15, 2013

Review: Natura Spa, Koreatown

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Amenities: 3/5 Cruisiness: 2/5 Price: $15 Pros : Clean, unlimited (small) towels, relatively inexpensive Cons: Small, basically just m...

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Monday, April 8, 2013

Spa Etiquette: It's all about respect

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OK, serious subject here for a moment. This post has been on my mind for a while, and I finally decided to sit down and actually write it do...

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Thursday, March 28, 2013

Review: Aroma Spa, Koreatown

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Amenities: 4/5 Cruisiness: 1/5 Price: $15, with a spa treatment (waived if over $90 in treatments) Pros : Big, plenty of amenities in th...

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Review: Spa Renaissance, Industry

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Amenities: 3/5 Cruisiness: 1/5 Price: $25 Pros: Unlimited towels, perfect temperature whirlpool and steam room Cons: No privacy, pla...

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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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