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Aren't steamrooms still closed just about everywhere regardless of level? They're gonna be the very last thing to open, I would think.

Steam rooms and saunas are specifically allowed to reopen once the yellow tier is reached. Some of the Asian spas are already open as described in another thread, though I don’t think any are particularly high class. Hoping someone will have some suggestions.

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Which spas and saunas do you all recommend in the LA area? I’m a huge fan of Korean spas and Wi Spa is my personal favorite. Looking forward to going back once it reopens!

 

Used to love Century Spa. Many happy hours spent there.....loved the outdoor patio which was perfect for cooling off.....esp nice on a comfortable LA night.....

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Now that la is in the yellow tier, does anybody know of spas that have saunas/steam rooms? Looking for nice high-class ones. Thanks!

Burke Williams sent members a message about reopening all amenities, however mask wearing is required and they have committed to doubling the staffing in the lockerrooms to enforce mask wearing and ensure cleanliness.

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Burke Williams sent members a message about reopening all amenities, however mask wearing is required and they have committed to doubling the staffing in the lockerrooms to enforce mask wearing and ensure cleanliness.

 

so they’re open now?

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Burke Williams sent members a message about reopening all amenities, however mask wearing is required and they have committed to doubling the staffing in the lockerrooms to enforce mask wearing and ensure cleanliness.

 

So they're stuffing more people than usual into an enclosed space to enforce ineffective measures. Love it.

 

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So they're stuffing more people than usual into an enclosed space to enforce ineffective measures. Love it.

 

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I mean you're not wrong about adding extra people, though most of their locker facilities are generously appointed and offer a lot of space. Pre-pandemic they used to have 2-3 attendants on at all times, then that dwindled to one, and then there would be hours that went by without seeing any. Mask wearing, social distancing, and cleanliness are not ineffective measures, but the science is still out on sharing a steamroom or sauna with someone even while wearing a mask. Hopefully it doesn't create some new strain of superCOVID. "Burke-Williams Variant" sounds posh as fuck though. I personally will not be visiting any time soon.

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I mean you're not wrong about adding extra people, though most of their locker facilities are generously appointed and offer a lot of space. Pre-pandemic they used to have 2-3 attendants on at all times, then that dwindled to one, and then there would be hours that went by without seeing any. Mask wearing, social distancing, and cleanliness are not ineffective measures, but the science is still out on sharing a steamroom or sauna with someone even while wearing a mask. Hopefully it doesn't create some new strain of superCOVID. "Burke-Williams Variant" sounds posh as fuck though. I personally will not be visiting any time soon.

 

Just to clarify, I agree that mask wearing, social distancing, and cleanliness are effective and important. I've said that in this forum repeatedly.

 

But, to be effective, it is important that masks remain dry. That's not possible in a steam room and unlikely in a hot sauna. So having people wear masks in steam rooms and saunas (and having extra staff enforce that requirement) will very likely not do much more than create the illusion of safety. In other words, we're talking about a marketing tactic no doubt intended to help make people feel more comfortable with the idea of booking services now.

 

If BW actually cared about safety, they would keep those amenities closed or limit their use to vaccinated people.

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