
California was made for seaside relaxation, and its spa scene keeps to that theme. If you’re craving a break from work, some time away from family and kids, or just a chance to reunite with close friends or your partner, a spa weekend getaway might be just the fix. And a weekend spent in any one of these California spas offers permission to move at your own rhythm: unwind with a 90-minute massage or energize with a restorative workout followed by a hydrotherapy session.
With ResortPass, you can slip into this world for a day or two without breaking the bank. Access world-class California resort spas without paying for an overnight stay: simply reserve a spa pass or a specific treatment (with instant booking and confirmation) and find your robe waiting for you.
This gives you freedom to visit more than one location during your spa weekend away, plus the flexibility to choose accommodations that match your needs—whether that’s a friend’s guest room, a vacation rental, or your very own bed.
Whether you’re drawn to the coast, the mountains, or the vineyards, these are our top 10 California spa escapes:
Please note: Prices, availability, treatments, and spa pass inclusions through ResortPass are subject to change. Last updated November 2025.
Our 10 Favorite California Spas for a Weekend Getaway

At Spa Solage, the line between the natural world and the designed one disappears. Morning mist rises off the geothermal pools, and the air smells faintly of mineral and grapevine. The signature Mudslide ritual—a combination of mineral-enriched mud, thermal soaks, and sound healing—sets the tone for the day. Between treatments, guests lounge in private cabanas with views of the Palisades, or cycle into downtown Calistoga for wine tasting.
A ResortPass spa pass a Spa Solage includes: Unisex sauna, his/her steam rooms, unisex hydrotherapy pool, unisex hot tub, unisex cold plunge, unisex relaxation lounge, locker rooms with showers, towels, fitness center, and a complimentary selection of teas. Book an individual treatment and get a spa pass included.

At Sense, A Rosewood Spa, the weekend begins with the sound of waves. Therapists at Rosewood have a way of putting you at ease with treatments ranging from warm stone massages to detoxifying body wraps. Facials are tailored with Biologique Recherche serums for instant luminosity. Between treatments, guests drift to the cabana-lined pool or stroll down to the sand with a chilled glass of rosé.
A ResortPass spa pass at Sense includes: Access to spa deck, dry sauna, steam sauna, cold plunge, his/her locker rooms with showers, relaxation lounge, fitness center, and complimentary light snacks. Individual treatments may be booked separately.

The Regent feels like a study in light and texture: sunlight catching on marble, ocean air drifting through the spa’s private hammam. Start the day with an Imperial Relaxing Massage or a Tailor-Made facial, then take lunch by the infinity pool that stretches into the Pacific. Afternoon might mean a nap in a cabana, a swim, or another hour in the hydrotherapy circuit. By sunset, you’ll swear the air itself has changed. It’s that singular, cinematic feeling of the California coast when everything slows.
Book a treatment through ResortPass and get access to: His/her steam rooms, his/her relaxation lounges, unisex relaxation lounge, use of slippers and robe, locker rooms with showers, complimentary bubbly or tea (up to 2), complimentary makeup refresher.
Pool and hotel access available separately with a day pass or pool pass.

Perched high above the Pacific, Alila Ventana feels like a place outside of time. The spa here draws from the landscape: sea salt, redwood, stone, and light. Morning yoga gives way to a 50-minute premium facial or custom massage, followed by an hour in the open-air soaking tubs that overlook the cliffs. Treatments are enjoyed alongside views of fog drifting off the ocean for an experience as restorative as it is breathtaking.
A spa treatment booked through ResortPass includes access to: Two outdoor heated pools (adults-only), infinity hot tub, Japanese hot baths, unisex dry sauna, lounge chairs (first come, first served), towel service, fitness center, complimentary Wi-Fi, and complimentary valet parking.

The Maybourne Spa unfolds like a story: you enter through light-filled corridors and move gradually deeper into art deco zen. The sequence of mineral pools and thermal suites—steam, soak, cool, rest—set the stage for deep relaxation before a treatment in one of the spa’s private treatment rooms. Guests easily spend an entire afternoon reclining on heated loungers before wandering to The Terrace for a glass of champagne.
A ResortPass spa pass at The Maybourne includes access to: Unisex indoor mineral pool, his/her saunas, his/her steam rooms, his/her relaxation lounges, ladies-only hot tub, fitness center, locker rooms with showers, slippers and robes, and towels. Valet parking is available for a fee.

La Costa has been a sanctuary for decades, and it still carries that sense of tradition. Courtyards are draped in bougainvillea, and the scent of orange blossoms drifts through the air. Begin your day with a soak in the outdoor whirlpools or a walk along the reflexology path before a sauna or steam room session. The Roman waterfalls invite long, meditative pauses. When the sun starts to dip, the spa’s garden fire pits become the perfect place to sit in silence, wrapped in a robe, as the day softens to evening. A full day spa pass starts at just $141.
A ResortPass full-day spa pass includes access to: Spa facilities, including steam room, sauna, showers, Himalayan salt rooms, Mind-Sync™ chairs and more; spa pool and hot tub, Roman waterfall showers, reflexology pathway, access to Spa Café until 4:00pm, complimentary peach bellini before 4:00pm, complimentary Wi-Fi, and complimentary valet parking.

There’s an old-world romance to The Langham. The grand colonnade, the sunlight on manicured lawns, the hush that settles over the Chuan Spa. A day here begins in the aromatic steam rooms and ends beside the outdoor pool as the sun sets over the San Gabriel Mountains. Treatments follow the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine, from the balancing Chuan harmony massage ritual to the 60-minute HydraFacial.
A ResortPass spa pass for Chuan Spa includes access to: His/her hot tubs, his/her saunas, his/her steam rooms, unisex relaxation lounge, locker rooms with showers, use of spa locker room amenities (robes, slippers, and vanity products), access to the hotel gardens and outdoor wellness spaces, towel service, fitness center, complimentary fruit-infused water and wellness tea, complimentary Wi-Fi, and valet parking for $15 with spa validation. A spa pass is included with all individually-booked spa treatments.

The Lodge at Torrey Pines captures a quieter version of Southern California luxury. Its Craftsman architecture and coastal setting create a feeling of timelessness. The spa focuses on native ingredients—marine minerals, sage, and lavender—woven into treatments that feel both grounding and fresh. End the day on the terrace with a glass of wine and the sound of waves below the cliffs.
A ResortPass spa pass includes access to: The Spa at Torrey Pines, featuring separate men’s and women’s saunas, separate men’s and women’s steam room, unisex relaxation lounge, separate men’s and women’s relaxation lounge, outdoor heated spa whirlpool, locker rooms with showers, towel service; fitness center, outdoor heated pool, 10% off on same-day spa retail purchases, complimentary bottled water and selection of teas, complimentary Wi-Fi, and complimentary parking.

Tucked into the rolling hills north of San Diego, The Inn feels less like a resort and more like a secret local escape. The spa’s cottage-style architecture and open-air lounges create an atmosphere of ease. Treatments use ingredients grown or produced nearby, such as lavender, rosemary, and honey. A facial in the afternoon sun gives way to an herbal tea on the veranda, followed by a dip in the heated saltwater pool.
A ResortPass spa pass includes access to: Outdoor heated saltwater pool, outdoor saltwater hot tub, cold plunge therapy, dry sauna, relaxation lounge, food and drinks available for purchase, outdoor spa patio, towels, changing rooms with showers and complimentary lockers, 10% discount on same-day spa retail purchases, complimentary use of robes and slippers, complimentary light snacks, complimentary Wi-Fi, complimentary self-parking and paid valet. A spa pass is included with all individually-booked spa treatments.

In the center of Los Angeles, the Fairmont Spa feels like stepping inside a chic cocoon. Curved walls and warm light create a sense of urban serenity (and a much-needed break from LA traffic). Guests move between cryotherapy chambers and thermal pools, sip citrus water in the lounges, and savor treatments like the Rose Gold Radiance Facial or custom Relaxation Massage. Curious about biohacking? Try a 20-minute red light bed session or 30-minute Power Nap on a HigherDose mat perched atop an anti-gravity bed.
A ResortPass spa pass includes access to: Dry cedar sauna, eucalyptus steam room, unisex relaxation lounge, experiential rainfall shower, his/her warm marble relaxation spaces, women-only Himalayan salt room, women-only Modern Hammam, fitness center, full-service locker rooms, robes and towels, complimentary bottled water, complimentary selection of teas, complimentary Wi-Fi, and discounted valet parking. A spa pass is included with all individually-booked spa treatments.
A Californa Spa Weekend, Simplified
The best spa getaways in California aren’t about doing more. They’re about letting the world soften at the edges. Whether you spend a day or a weekend, these places remind you what it feels like to move slowly and breathe deeply again.
Rediscover the pleasure of a day with nothing to do but relax: Book a spa pass through ResortPass.