Kabuki Springs & Spa
San Francisco, CA 94115
Phone: (415) 922-6000
- Cross Street:
- Webster Street
- Specialties:
- Manscaping, Relaxation Massage
- Hours:
- Daily 10am-10pm
Message from Kabuki Springs & Spa
Rejuvenate your mind, body & soul with wellness-focused spa services.
- Traditional Japanese Baths
- Complete Spa Menu
- Alternative Healing Therapies
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Editorial Review for Kabuki Springs & Spa – by Erin Cullerton
The Scene
If imagining cool cucumber soothing your eyes while a masseuse works out the kinks in your neck sends you into a dream-like state, Kabuki Springs can make your fantasies come true. This Japantown oasis boasts more than 18 treatment rooms, a hot pool, a wet and dry sauna and an endless array of Zen-inducing services. Only women are admitted on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, while Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays are reserved for guys. Tuesday is the only coed day (bathing suits are mandatory).
The Services
Admission to the beautiful bathhouse is a steal. Arrive before 5pm and the cost is even less. If you add a massage to your to-do list, the bathhouse fee increases only slightly. Massages, facials and body wraps alone, however, aren't dirt-cheap; you'll pay considerably more for these services.
The Details
Soaking tub, wet and dry sauna, steam room. Massage, facials, body treatments.
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Insider Tips
Save MoneyIn addition to discount admission on weekdays ($15 before 5pm; $18 after), an early visit to the communal baths means fewer people, more relaxation.
The ExtrasGuests enjoy complimentary sea salts, chilled cucumber slices, warm towels and teas with a visit to the baths.
ParkingAny treatment (excluding communal baths) includes validated parking at the Japan Center Parking Garages; entrances are on Geary Boulevard and Post and Fillmore streets.
User Reviews for Kabuki Springs & Spa
11/18/2006 Posted by jdawn
So hard to find a perfect spa, and this is not it. BUT, it is my favorite spa in San Francisco. There are other places for regular massages or even accupuncture (although its pretty good here too). My love for Kabuki is in the Abhyanga Massage with Shirodhara Treatment where the healing massage is complimented by an ending of warm oil(scented to your personal doshi) being poured in a constant stream over your third eye. I believe the word is Heavenly. This treatment will cost quite a bit more anywhere else and it is not because the treatment here is inferior in anyway! The rooms are not sound proof so go when its least likely to be crowded (also make a special request when making your reservation). Same for the communal baths and I recommend going on a non-co-ed day. Make vocal request for what you want and then relax. Sip your cucumber water and breath. One may rarely hear other people but you do not hear street noise. It's a great place to hide away, where you can forget your in a city.
Pros: incomparable value, Abhyanga Massage w/Shirodhara Treatment, convenient validated parking, baths off-hours
Cons: rarely voices in halls, baths at peak times
11/16/2006 Posted by trickywoo2
Great place to go for a relaxing and rejeuvenating treat. Good bargain, entry to the communal baths is free is you get a massage. Watch out, don't be too loud in the communal bath area or else you'll will get gonged! I like this place because it's a good value if you just want to get entry into the baths and stay for a couple hours. Sometimes there is a wait to get into the communal baths, if you make an appointment for a massage, however, there is no wait.
Pros: clean, relaxing
Cons: can be crowded at time
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