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Lol I also recently booked with Andre. Probably one of the best experiences I’ve had with a massage therapists. Very accommodating toward my needs. 10/10 would recommend 😮‍💨

Lol I also recently booked with Andre. Probably one of the best experiences I’ve had with a massage therapists. Very accommodating toward my needs. 10/10 would recommend 😮‍💨

Visited this spot for the first time recently. This was actually my first massage and was curious about this spot after doing some research. I requested Danny over the phone but was told he was out that day so had the option to choose from Brian, James and a third name (I don’t remember, sorry). I didn’t recall reading on any of those names in this forum, so I just booked James for an hour massage.
Didn’t really know what to expect since it was my first massage but I had an overall pleasant experience with James. I would say he had a slimmer build with a cute face. He focused mainly on my back and lower body then finally turned me over for the last 15 minutes… Yeah, I’d go back 😅
Feel free to DM for more details.
I’m also curious to hear others’ experience with him.

I’m not sure why there were no responses here. There are a number of old threads and some threads specific to one spa or masseur, but nothing very recent on the overall LA spa scene and the LA threads don’t tend to stay very active. I was going to post a new thread but figured I would revive this one instead (if I am missing something, please let me know).
I think there is a lot to be experienced right now in the LA spa scene. ☺️ I don’t want to speak specifically to anything like extras in a forum like this, but I will say I have had consistently fantastic massage experiences in LA spas.
Some of the best experiences have been at spas like these:
The Sense Massage and Wellness Center (WeHo)
Sparadise Massage and Wellness (WeHo)
Sparadise La Brea
Candle Spa (Studio City)
YoLo Foot Spa (Glendale)
I have had mediocre (but somewhat eventful) experiences at spas like these:
Prince Mens Spa
Silver Lake Wellness Spa
Ananda Spa
Wilshire Foot Spa
There are still a number of spas I would eventually like to try, among them The Rhyme Massage and Wellness Center (new and discussed in another thread) and Totally Smooth Skin.
I will give a big RIP to Blue Moon Thai Spa (now Silver Lake Wellness) and Samaran Massage TT (North Hills) where I had some great experiences in the past.
Anyone else care to share updated thoughts on the LA spa scene? I think it is having a bit of post-COVID resurgence.