Massage and spa in Beverly Hills. Yes, the prices have commas.
Short answer: a 60-minute deep-tissue massage in Beverly Hills starts at $240 on a weekday at The Beverly Hills Hotel spa. The Beverly Hills Hotel lists $240 weekday and $265 weekend for 60 minutes. La Prairie Spa at the Waldorf Astoria lists $314.60 (21% gratuity included), and The Spa at Beverly Wilshire lists a 60-minute Bespoke massage from $265. Several others, including Tomoko and The Peninsula Spa, don’t post massage prices online, so call first.
Beverly Hills is a city where the robe is nicer than your couch. The good news is that some of these spas put their price list online, so you can find out what a sore back costs here before the sticker shock does it for you. This is what we could verify, and what you’ll need to ask about.
$240
60-min deep tissue, weekday The Beverly Hills Hotel spa price list; $265 on weekends
$314.60
60-min deep tissue (Recover) La Prairie Spa at the Waldorf Astoria; price includes a 21% automatic gratuity
6 hrs
cancellation notice The Peninsula Spa and the Waldorf Astoria spa both state six hours to avoid the full service fee
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From each business’s own page or license record, checked November 2, 2026. Prices and hours change, so confirm before you go.
Body & Wellness in Beverly Hills compared
Place
Type
From
Booking
Hours
The Spa at Beverly WilshireFour Seasons
Hotel spa, bespoke and sports massage
$265 (60 min Bespoke)
Call
—
Spa at The Beverly Hills HotelDorchester Collection
Hotel spa, deep tissue
$240 (60 min, weekday)
Call or email
—
La Prairie Spa at Waldorf AstoriaWilshire Blvd
Hotel spa, deep tissue
$314.60 (60 min)
Online or call; card required
Daily, 10 AM–6 PM (services to 7 PM)
The Peninsula SpaS. Santa Monica Blvd
Hotel spa, deep tissue and hot stone
—
Call
Sun–Thu 10 AM–6 PM; Fri–Sat 9 AM–9 PM
The Spa at The MaybourneN. Cañon Dr
Hotel spa
—
Online or call
—
Tomoko SpaS. Beverly Dr
Japanese-style massage spa
—
Call
—
BAO Foot SpaS. Beverly Dr
Foot reflexology, body massage
—
Online or call
—
Head Spa ENN. Rodeo Dr
Japanese head massage
—
Call
—
“—” means the source we checked doesn’t list it, not that the place never offers it.
Where to go
Body & Wellness in Beverly Hills
No paid placements. Each place is here for a stated reason, with the source we checked on November 2, 2026.
Four Seasons
The Spa at Beverly Wilshire
Published prices
Sports massage
Red light therapy bed
Hotel spa with a published massage menu: Reflexology, Bespoke, CBD and a Therabody Cryotherapy Sports massage that pairs deep tissue with chilled air and percussive therapy.
Why it’s here. A full massage price table online, including a sports-style deep-tissue option that’s aimed at gym-sore bodies. Love Beverly Hills’ spa guide mentions its red light therapy bed.
Bespoke massage from $265 for 60 minutes. Therabody Cryotherapy Sports runs $395–$559 for 90 or 120 minutes, CBD from $275 and Reflexology from $195. The page says prices vary by day of week and can change without notice.
How
Call (310) 385-7023. The massage page lists no hours and doesn’t say whether non-guests can book, so ask when you call.
Deep tissue: $240 for 60 minutes on weekdays, $265 on weekends. 90 minutes is $340 / $365 and 120 minutes is $440 / $465. Swedish 60 minutes is $215 / $240. The price list shows no gratuity or service charge, so ask.
How
Call +1 310 887 2006 or email spa.BHH@dorchestercollection.com. The price list doesn’t give hours or a cancellation policy, and doesn’t say whether non-guests can book.
Hotel spa with Relax (Swedish), Recover (deep tissue), Renew (lymphatic drainage) and reflexology-based massages, a eucalyptus-scented steam room and separate male and female lounges.
Why it’s here. Full massage prices, hours and a stated cancellation window are all online, plus a written pool-access rule for local guests.
Recover (deep tissue): $314.60 for 60 minutes, $435.60 for 90. Listed prices include a 21% automatic gratuity that goes to the therapist. Relax is $290.40 for 60 minutes. A seasonal 75-minute Fall Massage is $474.32 through November 30, 2026.
Hours
Daily · 10 AM–6 PM Spa services are available until 7 PM. Arrive about 30 minutes early to use the facilities.
How
Book online or call (310) 860-6740; a credit card is required. Cancel or reschedule at least 6 hours ahead or the full fee applies. Local guests can use the pool daily from 11 AM to 6 PM with a 60-minute or longer treatment booked. Love Beverly Hills’ guide lists a recovery cabana with a cold plunge and infrared sauna, but the spa page we read doesn’t mention one, so ask.
Fifth-floor hotel spa with massages ranging from deep tissue to hot stone, a spa cabana, men’s and women’s changing rooms and a serenity lounge with city views.
Why it’s here. The only spa here we found open until 9 PM, on Fridays and Saturdays, which helps anyone who works days. Love Beverly Hills’ guide mentions a cold plunge in its wellness cabana.
Massage prices aren’t on the pages we could read. The spa page mentions a 20% surcharge on in-room services but no base prices, so ask for current rates.
Hours
Sun–Thu · 10 AM–6 PM Fri–Sat 9 AM–9 PM, per the spa page. The hotel’s operating-hours page lists the rooftop spa cabanas Wed–Sun 9 AM–6 PM and says the steam room, locker rooms and sauna are temporarily closed, so confirm what is open. Guests must be 18 or older.
How
Call +1 310 975 2854. Cancel or reschedule at least 6 hours ahead or the full fee is charged; late arrivals get the remaining time only. The page doesn’t say whether non-guests can book.
Where
9882 S. Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA 90212
Hotel spa that Love Beverly Hills describes as a quiet cocoon; its guide lists a 210-minute package that starts with a personalized massage and ends with a restorative facial.
Why it’s here. Named in Beverly Hills’ official visitor guides, with a direct booking system. Treat the missing prices as a reason to call first.
Japanese-style massage spa whose couples package starts with a 15-minute detox foot soak and includes a private suite with its own shower; the signature Tomoko Massage comes in 90 and 120-minute versions, and a massage-only version is offered.
Why it’s here. Named by Beverly Hills’ official tourism bureau, with a private suite and shower included in the package. Prices aren’t published, so call first.
Call (310) 205-7300. The page we read lists no prices or hours. It describes the package for couples, so ask whether a solo session is available in the length you want.
Paraphrased from public discussions, with links. Not endorsements.
What does a deep-tissue massage in Beverly Hills cost?It varies a lot. The Beverly Hills Hotel lists $240 for 60 minutes on weekdays and $265 on weekends. La Prairie Spa at the Waldorf Astoria lists $314.60 with a 21% gratuity included. Others don’t post prices. The Beverly Hills Hotel spa price list ↗
Can I use a hotel spa if I’m not staying there?Some say so in writing. The Waldorf Astoria page lets local guests use the pool with a 60-minute or longer treatment. The Beverly Wilshire, Peninsula and Beverly Hills Hotel pages we read don’t say, so call and ask. La Prairie Spa, Waldorf Astoria ↗
What happens if I cancel late?The Peninsula Spa and the Waldorf Astoria spa both state six hours’ notice, otherwise you pay the full service fee. Check each spa’s window when you book. The Peninsula Spa ↗
Before you book
Make the first visit easy
Check what the price includes
La Prairie’s listed prices include a 21% automatic gratuity, while The Beverly Hills Hotel’s price list shows none. Ask for the total, not just the menu number.
Weekdays can be cheaper
The Beverly Hills Hotel charges $25 less for a 60-minute deep-tissue massage Monday to Friday than on weekends. Beverly Wilshire also says prices vary by day of week.
Check the therapist
In California, CAMTC certifies individual massage therapists, not businesses. Ask for your therapist’s CAMTC number and look it up with Verify Certification on camtc.org.
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How much is a massage in Beverly Hills?
The Beverly Hills Hotel lists deep tissue from $240 for 60 minutes (weekday). The Spa at Beverly Wilshire lists a 60-minute Bespoke massage from $265, and La Prairie Spa at the Waldorf Astoria lists Recover (deep tissue) at $314.60.
Which Beverly Hills spas are open late?
The Peninsula Spa is open until 9 PM on Fridays and Saturdays, per its site. La Prairie Spa’s services run until 7 PM daily.
Is there a cold plunge in Beverly Hills?
Love Beverly Hills’ guides mention a cold plunge at The Peninsula’s wellness cabana and a recovery cabana at the Waldorf Astoria with a cold plunge and infrared sauna. The spa pages we read don’t confirm either, so call before you go.
Is there a non-hotel option in Beverly Hills?
BAO Foot Spa, a boutique foot spa founded in 2010, offers foot reflexology and body massage, and Head Spa EN offers Japanese head massage. Neither listing shows prices, so ask before you book.
Listings checked November 2, 2026. NOCTI is not affiliated with the businesses listed and receives nothing for listing them. Ratings and reviews belong to their platforms; follow the links to read them. This guide is general information, not medical advice.