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Beverly Hot Springs

Beverly Hot Springs
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Type of Attraction
Resorts, Spas, Baths
Neighborhood
West
Interests That Apply
Sports & Recreation
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Price: $50+
Prices vary depending on if you are just going to the spa, or if you are getting a treatment.
Is there parking?: Yes
Wheelchair Accessible: No
Mobility Obstacles: Stairs Waterways
Water/Drinks: Available at attraction or nearby.
Eating: This is NOT a good place to get a meal or snack.
Restrooms: Available
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Andrea Schulte-Peevers

Andrea Schulte-Peevers

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Andrea Schulte-Peevers is a seasoned travel writer and photographer with stamps from nearly 60 countries in her well-worn passport. She grew up in Germany, was educated in London and at UCLA, and has built a career on writing about tourism and travel... More »


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David Peevers

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Justin Krane

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Vincent Biunno

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Our City Expert's Tips


Separate facilities for men and women ensure that your modesty is protected, but this also means you can't "take to the waters" together with your sweetie.

Admission buys you 90 minutes in the general spa area. If you want to stay longer, you need to book a treatment, such as a shiatsu massage or a body rub. Admission is a bit cheaper ($50 as opposed to $60) if you go from Monday to Thursday.

Despite the name, the spa is not in Beverly Hills but in decidedly unglamorous Koreatown. The building itself, a gray behemoth, is not terribly inviting from the outside either, but don't let that be a deterrent, for inside awaits a tranquil oasis.

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© Justin Krane