On weekdays, 50-minute massage sessions are $100, and $110 on weekends. Serious connoisseurs can read through the bios on Kabuki's website to pick the right therapist. Newbies might be better off with Western massage, which focuses more on relaxation. Eastern includes Shiatsu, where fingers, elbows, and even toes are used to apply pressure. How was the session itself? At Kabuki, therapists perform both Eastern and Western massage. Admission to the communal baths is $25, or $15 if you're already getting a treatment. Tuesdays are co-ed, and it's the only day of the week that bathing suits are required. The facilities are women-only on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and men-only on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Guests can relax on wooden lounge chairs around the tiled pools, and there's no limit to how long they can stay. The communal bathing area is large, with a hot pool, cold plunge, dry sauna, and steam room, as well as traditional seated Japanese bathing areas, and standard showers.
The spa, which is right in the heart of Japantown, offers a host of services, from massage to acupuncture and facials, as well as Japanese-style communal baths, which are designed for harmony and relaxation.
What’s the vibe at this place? Kabuki Springs & Spa is a serene space that asks its guests to keep chatter to a minimum, and leave electronics in their lockers.
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