Los Angeles' Best Relaxation Massage 2008

Cheery Burbank spa popular for range of facials and massages including a men’s facial; waxing and makeup application also featured.

Reviews:

• “serious massage, great price”
• “Decadent”
• “Great deep tissue massages.”
• “Great Massage, relaxing and deep”
• “A peaceful, tranquil oasis once you get through the door.”

Relax Spa & Beauty Lounge or email Relax Spa & Beauty Lounge

Get rubbed, steamed and pampered at this luxe spa with a Russian accent. (Did someone say vodka? Dah.)

Reviews:

• “Amazing Experience!!!”
• “Great facilities! Mal massage…”
• “The Spa!”
• “Voda Spa Rocks !”
• “Celebrity class spa”

Tips: Voda Cafe offers breakfast, lunch and dinner from its menu of seasonal California cuisine, as well as a juice bar with fresh-squeezed juices, smoothies and protein drinks.

Voda Spa or email Voda Spa

One of the finest hotel chains in the world offers an equally spectacular spa experience.

Reviews:

• “FOUND: Massage therapist extraordinare "
• “F & F……..FABULOUS FACIAL!”
• “Intimate atmosphere, personal touch and top notch therapists!”
• “very effective treatments not a regular fufu hotel spa”
• “Overall good customer service”

Tips: Enjoy a free sauna or steam before or after your treatment.

Four Seasons Hotel Spa

Modeled after a Finnish retreat, this body-rejuvenation center is one of the best-kept secrets in the Valley.

Reviews:

• “Great Service”
• “Great therapist, but overall experience lacking”
• “Nothing special”
• “LOUSY SERVICE”
• “THIS IS SERVICE? I THINK NOT! "

Tips: All massages scheduled Monday through Friday, 9am-2pm, are $10 off.

Burbank Spa & Garden

Orchids, candles, hand-blended body scrubs—this Hawaiian-themed day spa pays attention to details.

Reviews:

• “Best Bikini Wax Ever!!”
• “Not impressed!”
• “Who Said Relaxing?”
• “Sooooooo Relaxing!”
• “Great Massage”

Tips: All spa guests are able to receive complimentary scrub bars, fresh cut fruit, beverages and teas.

Trilogy Spa

Rejuvenating treatments and age-defying technology allow spa-goers to revisit their youth at the legendary Beverly Hills Hotel.

Reviews:

• “Heaven on Earth!”

Tips: Sleepyheads can opt for in-room services; pool-side treatments are available for sun worshippers.

Beverly Hills Hotel Spa by La Prairie

Westside mega-spa offers services and facilities as vast as the 726-room Hyatt Regency Century Plaza hotel it calls home.

Reviews:

• “Overall a Very Good Spa Experience”
• “HALT! Red Flagged!”
• “The Devil is in the Details”
• “Great Massage”
• “Most expensive waxing I’ve ever seen”

Tips: No need to be a member of Equinox fitness club—the spa is open to the public.

Spa at Equinox Century City

Exotic treatments are performed in private villas at the InterContinental hotel’s posh Century City spa.

Reviews:

• “The Real Deal!”
• “Nice Spa”
• “The Best Spa In Los Angeles!!!!”
• “Customer Service needs a little work.”
• “Hidden Oasis!”

Tips: After a treatment, spa-goers are welcome to use the hotel pool and hot tub free of charge.

Spa Intercontinental or email Spa Intercontinental

West Hollywood spa offers the classics, as well the treatments every Angeleno craves, from sunless tanning to body waxing.

Reviews:

• “Faces is amazing thanks to Chelsey!”
• “LOVED THIS PLACE”
• “Avoid Chelsey !!!!!!!!!!”
• “Chelsey is amazing!!”
• “Good waxing experience!!!!”

Tips: See the spa’s website for specials on both treatments and products.

Faces European Skin Care or email Faces European Skin Care

The Beverly Hills branch of this famed hotel’s spa offers world-class treatments in a refined setting.

Reviews:

• “Best massage therapits!”
• “Good Massage Therapist…..poor service otherwise.”

Tips: If you want to avoid the noise of the hallway, ask for the “extra quiet” treatment room, the only one not adjacent to the pool corridor.

Peninsula Spa

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