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Verified May 2026
PSY Spa USA in San Leandro, California offers a traditional Korean spa experience with gender-separated wet areas, jimjilbang saunas, body scrubs, massages, steam rooms, hot and cold tubs, and relaxation spaces. Located in the East Bay near Oakland, PSY Spa USA is a popular destination for Korean spa treatments, wellness services, and affordable day spa access in the Bay Area.
PSY Spa USA is a Korean-style health spa located in San Leandro in the East Bay area near Oakland. The spa combines traditional Korean bathhouse culture with modern wellness treatments, offering guests a relaxing space to soak, sauna, unwind, and enjoy classic Korean spa services like body scrubs and massages.
The facility features gender-separated wet spa areas alongside a co-ed jimjilbang-style relaxation space. Guests can enjoy hot and cold tubs, steam rooms, dry saunas, Korean body treatments, facials, massages, and lounging areas designed for rest and recovery. PSY Spa USA is known among Bay Area spa-goers as a more laid-back, affordable Korean spa option with a quieter atmosphere compared to some larger facilities.
Gender-separated wet spa areas
Hot tubs
Cold plunge tubs
Steam rooms
Dry saunas
Co-ed jimjilbang relaxation area
Korean body scrubs
Massage treatments
Facials and skincare services
Foot reflexology
Seaweed wraps
Sleeping/rest areas
Complimentary towels and spa clothing
Free Wi-Fi
Lockers and changing rooms
Monday – Sunday: 9:00 AM – 9:30 PM
General Admission: $40
Children (ages 10–15): $30
10-Visit Pass: $350
20-Visit Pass: $600
General admission currently has a 2-hour time limit according to the spa website.
According to their website, bathing suits are not allowed in the wet spa areas.
The co-ed jimjilbang area requires use of the provided spa uniform.
General admission does not require reservations, but treatments and services do.
Guests should arrive 15–30 minutes early for appointments.
Outside food and drinks are not permitted.
The spa provides towels, robes, shorts, and locker access.
Dry saunas, steam rooms, hot tubs, and cold tubs close daily at 9:00 PM.
Tips are not included in treatment pricing; 20% gratuity is recommended.
Tips are cash only according to the spa’s policy.
Separate men’s and women’s spa areas are maintained for privacy.
Spa etiquette emphasizes quiet relaxation and respectful behavior.
Free parking is available on-site according to customer reviews.
Nick
Oct 13, 2022
I really wanted to love this place. The facility was nice. I liked the temperature of the sauna and steam room. The hot tub felt great too. The young man who checked me in was nice. However, here is my feedback: 1. It was a little confusing to know where I was going at first. The young man at the front offered to show me around, but I didn't think it would be hard. I should have taken him up on it. 2. The locker room was nice, but there was a man fully clothed hanging out in it watching videos on his phone. He was in there the entire time or he was walking around the men's wet area. He was nice, but he didn't seem to have a role other than to be there and watch videos on his phone. At first, I thought his role was to check-in on things, but I never saw him do that. In an area were everyone is nude, a clothed man on his phone was odd. 3. The showers were either super hot or super cold. I could never get an in-between temp that was comfortable. 4. The hot tub was nice, but they had odd instructions about only holding the button for 3 seconds or it could break. They had a lot of hand made signs everywhere which made things look cheaper or broken. 5. They had "no sexual activity" handmade sings EVERYWHERE. I get it, but it having so many it seem like this was a major major problem for them. It was just odd. 6. The price for the spa pass was $40. I believe it was only for 2 or 3 hours. This seems super expensive except that Immersion Spa is $40 for the entire day. 7. Only saw 4 guys there. 1 was creepy, 2 didn't speak, and 1 man was talkative and kind. I normally go to Immersion Spa in Palo Alto, but I wanted to try this one out. I really wanted to like it, but I probably won't go back. I can get a better deal at Immersion.
