Los Angeles' Best Healing Massage 2008

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You voted for the best Healing Massage in Los Angeles, and we counted. Check out the results below.

1. Zykoff Bodywork & Hypnotherapy

9009 Beverly Blvd, West Hollywood, CA

In-studio or on-site massages include pre- and postnatal, deep tissue, meditative, athletic conditioning and energy balancing, plus relaxation treatments.

Reviews:

  • “Cozy and serene atmosphere. Great experience!”
  • “Relaxing Massage by someone who knows where your stress is”
  • “Amazing Therapist, Amazing Results”
  • “The Best way to Relax”
  • “The way body work should be done”

Zykoff Bodywork & Hypnotherapy or email Zykoff Bodywork & Hypnotherapy

2. El Leon Thai Massage

8217 Beverly Blvd, West Hollywood, CA

Exotic body treatments and seven types of massage deliver mind-body-soul balance in Mid-City West.

Reviews:

  • SPEECHLESS!!!!!!”
  • “best new spa ever”
  • “I felt like I was on a vacation. A really relaxing one. In another country.”
  • “Good massage!”

Tips: Reserve the entire space to celebrate a special occasion. Packages range from private treatments to a catered event that lasts all day.

El Leon Thai Massage

3. Healing Hands Wellness & Massage Center

414 N Larchmont Blvd, Los Angeles, CA

Larchmont holistic center offers reasonably priced massages ranging from Swedish to shiatsu, as well as acupuncture and chiropractic, in a quaint cottage setting.

Reviews:

  • “no parking”
  • “Facilities Good. Massage was disappointing.”
  • “Thank God for Healing Hands — now with a Rolfer!”
  • “Shocking!!!!”
  • “Worst Massage Experience Ever”

Tips: There are four spaces in front of the building and another lot in the rear.

Healing Hands Wellness & Massage Center or email Healing Hands Wellness & Massage Center

4. Urban Retreat North Hollywood

4821 Lankershim Blvd, North Hollywood, CA

The North Hollywood branch of this local chain offers Swedish and deep pressure massage therapy, facials, hypnotherapy and corporate chair massages.

Reviews:

  • “$160 for an unbelievable experience”
  • “Simply The Best”
  • “Thank You!”
  • “Oh. My. Weird. "
  • “Bizarre Experience with massage therapist”

Urban Retreat North Hollywood or email Urban Retreat North Hollywood

5. Le Petite Retreat Day Spa

331 N Larchmont Blvd, Los Angeles, CA

Wrap up an afternoon of shopping with a massage and sauna at this cozy indoor/outdoor boutique spa.

Reviews:

  • “Service was Excellent for Massages”
  • “DON’T FALL FOR IT!!! "
  • “talk about RELAXATION!”
  • “Sparkle, Sparkle, Sparkle!!!! AAA+++”
  • “most relaxing spa!”

Tips: There’s room for about five cars in front of the spa; otherwise, meters line Larchmont Boulevard.

Le Petite Retreat Day Spa or email Le Petite Retreat Day Spa

6. Skin Haven Spa Studio

300 N Crescent Heights Blvd, Los Angeles, CA

Customized skincare, massage, waxing, Ayurvedic treatments and non-toxic manis and pedis in a private, uber-relaxed setting.

Reviews:

  • “best couples massage”
  • “Great for peace and pampering! I totally recommend it!”
  • “Best Facial”
  • “Best Spa in LA: A truly “havenly” experience that will literally leave you glowing!”
  • “Absolutely wonderful experience”

Tips: Can’t make it to the spa? Schedule a one-time or recurring massage in the comfort of your own home.

Skin Haven Spa Studio or email Skin Haven Spa Studio

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7. The Bey's Garden Day Spa

2919 Main St, Santa Monica, CA

Main Street’s natural day spa oasis provides a full range of massages, facials, wraps and products.

Reviews:

  • “This place is a treasure, with great massages and products! "
  • “heal your Body and your Soul!”
  • “Wonderful Location, The Best Massages – What more can you ask for?”
  • “lavender scented wax!”

The Bey’s Garden Day Spa

8. dtox day spa

3206 Los Feliz Blvd, Los Angeles, CA

Reach nirvana at this Atwater Village Zen retreat with a range of innovative spa procedures designed for men, women and couples.

Reviews:

  • “good massage”
  • “Best facial I’ve ever had!”
  • “The best, the best, the best!”
  • “a place you could relax..”
  • “Closer and much cooler than Burke Williams”

Tips: Go on Friday for monthly happy hours at 7pm for that include beverages, hors d’oeuvres and three quick 20-minute pampering treatments for a set fee.

dtox day spa or email dtox day spa

9. Massage Therapy Center, Inc.

2130 Sawtelle Blvd, West Los Angeles, CA

Serene Westside sanctuary provides therapeutic massages that relax and heal.

Reviews:

  • ""The Healer named Grace""
  • “Second try was great and worth it!”
  • “The best quality skincare and massage in LA & they have parking!”
  • “I love this place!”
  • “Best Massages Ever!”

Tips: Park underground for free, just make sure to get validated at the front desk.

Massage Therapy Center, Inc. or email Massage Therapy Center, Inc.

10. Spa Le Merigot

1740 Ocean Ave, Santa Monica, CA

Hotel spa on the shore caters to a well-heeled crowd, with indulgent treatments for both traditionalists and more experimental folks.

Reviews:

  • “Laura has angel hands & expertise”
  • “Luxury and TLC
  • “Ok Spa”
  • “Highly Recommended”
  • “Not just for Hotel guest”

Tips: The spa offers a full cardio deck and training room, complete with dozens of exercise machines. Personal training, fitness classes and yoga are also offered.

Spa Le Merigot

11. Willow Spa

3127 Santa Monica Blvd, Santa Monica, CA

Massage, skin care and holistic treatments including Japanese enzyme baths in lush setting surrounded by flowers, streams and stone walkways.

Reviews:

  • “Can you say relaxing ten times….”
  • “Super relaxing spa day!”
  • “I LOVE THIS PLACE!!!”
  • “Japanese enzyme bath will erase any tension you have…”
  • “This is THE place for rejuvenation.”

Tips: Willow Spa’s relaxing signature massage—“Zen-Tastic”—is based in Swedish massage, but blends various techniques that address your body’s challenges.

Willow Spa or email Willow Spa

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