Body & Wellness · West Hollywood · Checked November 2, 2026
Massage, sauna and recovery in West Hollywood. Real prices, no guesswork.
Short answer: a 50-minute massage at a West Hollywood spa that publishes its menu starts at $225. OLEHENRIKSEN lists $225 for a 50-minute Manly Sage, Shiatsu or Traditional massage, Spencer’s offers a $179 monthly membership for one 60-minute service, and Pause Studio’s Core membership is $159 a month. Several hotel spas here don’t post prices online, so call before you book.
West Hollywood has a reputation for nightlife and a very well-moisturized skyline. Underneath that, plenty of guys here are just sore from the gym, the Sunset traffic or both. This is where to unwind, what it costs when a price is published, and when the doors are open.
$225
50-min massage, starting price Manly Sage, Shiatsu and Traditional at OLEHENRIKSEN (cash price; 3% fee on cards)
$179
monthly massage membership at Spencer’s, one 60-minute service; no initiation fee listed
$249
Remedy Place membership The Baseline tier, monthly; every tier lists unlimited ice baths and cryotherapy
At a glance
Compare in 10 seconds
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 West Hollywood compared
Place
Type
From
Booking
Hours
Spencer’sDorrington Ave
Massage studio, deep tissue
$179/mo membership
Online, call or text; walk-ins welcome
Daily; from 1 PM weekdays
OLEHENRIKSEN Face/Body SpaSunset Blvd
Massage and skin spa
$225 (50 min)
Online (card required)
Daily, 10 AM–7 PM
The Spa at The West Hollywood EDITIONSunset Blvd
Hotel spa, deep tissue
—
Online or call
Daily, 10 AM–7 PM
Bamford Wellness Spa1 Hotel West Hollywood
Hotel spa, shiatsu
—
Online
Closed Tue
Burke Williams Day SpaHollywood (La Brea Ave)
Day spa, massage
—
Call
To 10 PM Mon, Thu–Sun
Remedy PlaceSunset Blvd
Cryo, ice bath, sauna
$249/mo membership
Online or concierge
Daily
Pause StudioHollywood (Sycamore Ave)
Infrared sauna, contrast
$159/mo membership
Online, app or call
—
“—” means the source we checked doesn’t list it, not that the place never offers it.
Where to go
Body & Wellness in West Hollywood
No paid placements. Each place is here for a stated reason, with the source we checked on November 2, 2026.
Spencer’s
Deep tissue
Walk-ins welcome
Weekend mornings
Massage and facial spa; Visit West Hollywood’s guide highlights its deep-tissue massage.
Why it’s here. A clear no-enrollment-fee membership and a deep-tissue massage that Visit West Hollywood’s guide recommends. Open until 9 PM, which suits anyone who works days.
Memberships: $179/month for one 60-minute service. Joining is free, with no initiation fee. A 20% gratuity is added automatically, and a 3% surcharge may apply to credit cards. Per-visit massage prices aren’t on the pages we could read, so ask when you book.
Hours
Mon–Fri · 1 PM–9 PM Sat–Sun 9:30 AM–9 PM.
How
Book online, call or text. Its FAQ says advance booking is recommended but walk-ins are welcome. Cancel or reschedule with at least 24 hours’ notice or the treatment value is forfeited.
Spa on Sunset with a long massage menu, including Manly Sage, Herbal Heat (deep tissue with heated pain-relief gel), Shiatsu, Hot Stone and CBD massage.
Why it’s here. A full massage price table online, so you see the number before you book. Visit West Hollywood’s massage guide recommends its Herbal Heat deep-tissue treatment.
50-minute massages start at $225 (Manly Sage, Shiatsu, Traditional). Herbal Heat from $240 for 50 minutes and $340 for 80. Manly Sage 80 min $320; Hot Stone from $240. These are starting cash prices; a 3% processing fee is added to cards.
Hours
Daily · 10 AM–7 PM
How
Book online; a valid credit card is required. Strict 24-hour cancellation and reschedule policy with no exceptions.
Where
8622 W. Sunset Blvd., Suite A, West Hollywood, CA 90069
Hotel spa with customizable massages (Visit West Hollywood’s guide mentions deep-tissue options), plus sound-and-light treatments and self-guided meditation.
Why it’s here. A hotel-spa option on the Strip with a customizable massage menu. Prices aren’t published on the spa page, so confirm before booking.
Book online or call the spa. Reservations: +1 424-310-1622 or Spa.WeHo@EDITIONhotels.com. Cancel at least 24 hours ahead or you’re charged the full service amount. The page doesn’t say whether non-guests can book, so ask.
Hotel spa on the second floor of the East Tower offering Japanese shiatsu, an infrared crystal sauna treatment and body work.
Why it’s here. B Silent Ritual pairs shiatsu with assisted lower-back and spine stretches, which fits a gym-and-desk body. Named in Visit West Hollywood’s massage guide.
Book treatments online. The page doesn’t say whether non-guests can book, and lists no prices. Its “Welcome Home Bamford” offer for locals includes complimentary valet parking and access to the field house gym.
Large day spa with 21 treatment rooms and resort-style amenities; it lists Hollywood, next to West Hollywood.
Why it’s here. A large day spa just south of West Hollywood, open until 10 PM. Treat the missing prices as a reason to call first.
Hours
Mon, Thu, Fri · 9 AM–10 PM Sat–Sun 8 AM–10 PM. First service starts an hour after opening. Tue and Wed aren’t listed on the page.
How
Call 323-822-9007 for services and pricing. The page shows no menu, prices or entry fee. Parking is in the garage off La Brea Ave. with complimentary validation.
Where
925 N. La Brea Ave., Hollywood, CA 90038 (just south of West Hollywood)
Recovery club with cryotherapy, ice baths, infrared sauna, hyperbaric oxygen, lymphatic compression and red light; it also sells IV and medical services.
Why it’s here. Its membership page states “Everyone is welcome, always,” and you can visit without a membership. Unlimited ice baths are included in every tier.
Price
Memberships from $249/month (The Baseline). Tiers run up to $2,500 a month (Resident Premier). Every tier lists unlimited ice baths, cryotherapy and the Remedy Roller, and the page says you can cancel any time after the first month. Per-visit and day-pass prices aren’t listed; ask the concierge.
Book online or through the club concierge. No membership is needed to visit. IV, chiropractic and similar services are clinical; ask who provides them.
Recovery studio with infrared sauna, contrast therapy (sauna plus cold plunge), compression and LED light; other services vary by studio.
Why it’s here. Credit-based pricing is published in full, and contrast sessions (sauna plus cold plunge) come in 30- and 60-minute lengths.
Price
Memberships from $159/month (Core, 12 credits). Signature $259 (22 credits), Premium $369 (34), VIP $479 (50), each with 25% off à la carte. A 30-minute infrared sauna is 3 credits and a 60-minute contrast session is 6; the page names these as credit costs. Memberships also work at its Brentwood, South Bay, Studio City and Venice studios.
How
Book online, in the Pause app, or call (310) 565-9381. Hours aren’t listed on the page. Cryotherapy and Aescape massage are marked “select studios”; ask whether this one has them.
Where
937 N. Sycamore Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90038 (Hollywood Media District, east of West Hollywood)
Paraphrased from public discussions, with links. Not endorsements.
What does a massage in West Hollywood actually cost?It depends on the spa. OLEHENRIKSEN publishes 50-minute massages starting at $225, while Spencer’s sells a $179 monthly membership for one 60-minute service. Several hotel spas here list no prices online, so call first. OLEHENRIKSEN massage menu ↗
Do I need to tip, and is it included?Spencer’s adds a 20% gratuity automatically and says you can ask the hosts to adjust it. Check each spa’s policy at booking so the total doesn’t surprise you. Spencer’s FAQ ↗
What happens if I cancel late?Treat 24 hours as the rule. OLEHENRIKSEN, EDITION and Spencer’s all state a 24-hour window, and a later cancel or no-show can cost the full treatment value. Spencer’s FAQ ↗
Which spas are the locals writing about?Visit West Hollywood’s massage guide covers Bamford, Spencer’s, EDITION, OLEHENRIKSEN, Sunset Marquis, The Sun Rose and Joanna Vargas. We could not open Reddit this session, so this guide uses no local-thread quotes. Visit West Hollywood ↗
Before you book
Make the first visit easy
Check the therapist, not the logo
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.
Say what you want in one line
“Deep tissue, firm pressure, lats and low back, avoid my left shoulder.” Specific beats polite, and it saves you from a pleasant nap you didn’t pay $225 for.
Budget the extras
Spencer’s adds a 20% gratuity, OLEHENRIKSEN adds 3% on cards and EDITION’s page warns of a full charge for late cancels. Ask for the total, not just the menu price.
On NOCTI
Independent professionals in West Hollywood
Message independent professionals directly. NOCTI doesn’t take bookings or payments.
Loading professionals…
Quick answers
FAQ
How much is a massage in West Hollywood?
OLEHENRIKSEN lists 50-minute massages starting at $225 (cash price, plus 3% on cards). Spencer’s offers a $179 monthly membership for one 60-minute service. Many hotel spas don’t publish prices online.
Where can I do a cold plunge or ice bath in West Hollywood?
Remedy Place at 8305 Sunset Blvd. offers ice baths and cryotherapy, with memberships from $249 a month. Pause Studio lists contrast therapy (sauna plus cold plunge) in 30- and 60-minute sessions.
Is CAMTC certification required in West Hollywood?
CAMTC says its certification is voluntary under state law, though some cities require it for local permits. Either way, you can check any therapist’s certificate with “Verify Certification” on camtc.org.
Are the hotel spas open to non-guests?
The EDITION and Bamford pages we read don’t say either way. Call the spa before you plan around it. Bamford’s page does mention a locals offer with complimentary valet parking.
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.