Journal
The Beverly Zen Journal
Plain answers to what guests ask most, from a first visit to the chemistry of the water. Written by the team at Beverly Zen Hot Springs, formerly Beverly Hot Springs.
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Beverly Hot Springs is now Beverly Zen Hot Springs: same spring, new chapter
Same spring, same address, same phone. Beverly Hot Springs in Koreatown is now Beverly Zen Hot Springs: what stays, what’s changing and the history.Read the guide -
First time at a hot spring spa in Los Angeles? What to expect
Nudity, etiquette, what to bring and what it costs: a first-timer’s guide to Beverly Zen Hot Springs, LA’s only natural hot spring spa.Read the guide -
What is a Korean body scrub? What happens, what it costs and how often to get one
What happens during a Korean body scrub, whether it hurts, how often to go and what it costs at Beverly Zen Hot Springs: $80, admission included.Read the guide -
What’s in the water? Los Angeles’s only natural hot spring, by the numbers
pH 8.7, 868 mg/L alkalinity and almost no calcium: what lab tests say about the artesian water at Beverly Zen Hot Springs, and why it feels silky.Read the guide -
Natural hot springs near Los Angeles: the one in the city, and six worth the drive
Is there a natural hot spring in Los Angeles? Yes, one. Here it is, plus Glen Ivy, Murrieta, Deep Creek, Montecito and more, with distances and costs.Read the guide
