About I Spa
I Spa is a traditional Korean spa that offers a unique and relaxing experience. With a day pass, visitors can enjoy various facilities, including a cafe with a wide range of food options. The spa features multiple rooms with different temperatures and healing benefits, such as a salt room, clay room, and forest room. Separate women's and men's areas include jacuzzis, saunas, and showers, with towels, toiletries, and lockers provided. Guests can also enjoy a restaurant serving Korean dishes, a kids' playroom, and a quiet room. The spa is clean and comfortable, with unlimited towels and amenities. It is a fully nude spa, which may not be for everyone, but those who are open to the experience find it a great place to relax. The staff does a good job of taking care of guests, and many appreciate the great food options available while inside the spa. With plenty of free parking and convenient services, I Spa is a great deal for those seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. Visitors have praised treatments such as the coconut scrub and the exceptional service from the staff. Many plan to return to and recommend the spa, especially for its amazing scrub massage combo, fresh cucumber mask during the massage, and milk rinse at the end. The restaurant is also highly praised, with many enjoying the bibimbap dish and the variety of vegetarian options.
I really like this spa, the rooms and pools are nice, everything is extremely clean. The body scrubs are in private cubicles. That was a nice touch. The locker area was very spacious. The restaurant was clean, good service and very healthy offerings. Have gone twice and will gladly come back!
This has been on my bucket list for years. It was my first time going to a Korean spa and I loved it. I'm definitely coming back You could make a reservation or walk in. It costs $40. My favorite was the pink salt room. They had a hot sauna, forest room, and ice room. They also had a study room and the common area where you can lay on pads or massage chairs. They also had a food court and I definitely have to try it next time I go. We stayed there for 5 hours and it was so relaxing. They also have additional services like massages and scrubs. They have a separate shoe lockers and regular lockers. They also have shampoo, conditioner, and body soap.
I would say Irvine Spa is okay. The atmosphere is relaxing, and it is a nice place to unwind for a bit, but there are a few areas that could definitely be improved. The cold plunge could be much colder to really get that refreshing jolt, and the steam room, or mist room, could use an upgrade as well. It has potential, but it didn't quite hit the mark for me in those areas. One funny but slightly frustrating thing is the little towel they provide. It is more like a tiny face towel, which feels a bit ridiculous when you're supposed to be enjoying the spa experience. I get it, modesty and all, but it just seemed a little too minimal to be practical. Overall, it is a decent place to relax, but I think there is room for improvement to really make it a top-tier spa experience. I would still go to Century spa in LA for sure.