Sacramento has a range of day spa options, from communal bathhouse-style soaks in Midtown to appointment-only treatment rooms in Natomas to a full hotel spa on the Sacramento River. The challenge isn’t finding a spa — it’s knowing which format fits what you’re looking for and when each one is actually open.
Three spots cover most of what Sacramento residents are looking for, and all three have been operating long enough to have a track record. Here’s what to expect at each.
Asha Urban Baths — Midtown
Asha is a communal bathhouse at 2417 27th Street, a few blocks from McKinley Park. The experience here isn’t about private treatment rooms — it’s about access to a facility that includes warm soaking pools, dry and steam saunas, a cold plunge, and lounge space. The drop-in rate is $39 per visit, which covers up to two hours. Body soap is included; towels can be rented for $5 if you don’t bring your own, and the facility loans grip shower shoes.
Swimwear is required. The space is all-gender and open to guests 15 and older (or under 18 with an adult, for the bathhouse). Hours run Tuesday through Sunday, 10 AM to 10 PM — late enough for an after-work session. Reservations are recommended. Asha also offers a silent schedule on certain evenings; check the website for the current calendar before arriving if quiet is part of what you’re after.
Address: 2417 27th St, Sacramento, CA 95818
Hours: Tue–Sun 10 AM–10 PM (Mon not listed)
Price: $39 per visit (up to 2 hours)
Website: ashaurbanbaths.com
Le Blanc Day Spa — Natomas
Le Blanc is in Natomas, in a shopping plaza on Arena Boulevard near the Sleep Train Arena corridor. It operates by appointment only, with no walk-ins accepted. The treatment menu includes facials — including HydraFacial and Eminence Organic treatments — massages, and packaged combinations like the Pure Bliss (warm bamboo-hot stone massage paired with a customized facial, 120 minutes at $265). It’s the kind of place that works well as a gift or a planned afternoon, not a spontaneous stop.
Hours are weekday-focused: Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM, and Saturday from 9 AM to 2 PM. The spa is closed Sundays.
Address: 2580 Arena Blvd, Suite B-130, Sacramento, CA 95834
Hours: Mon–Fri 10 AM–6 PM; Sat 9 AM–2 PM; Sun closed
Phone: (916) 285-0520
Website: leblancdayspa.com
Spa La Lé at The Westin Sacramento — South Sacramento
Spa La Lé sits inside The Westin Sacramento Riverfront Hotel at 4800 Riverside Boulevard, on the south side of the city along the Sacramento River. The hotel has a pool, hot tub, and an infrared sauna, and the spa itself offers massages and facials with treatments tailored per session. It’s available to hotel guests and to locals booking in advance — the spa takes reservations and doesn’t do walk-ins.
It’s the right choice when you want the full hotel-spa context: robes and sandals, a relaxation room, and access to water and outdoor amenities. Confirm current hours by phone before booking, as availability varies by season.
Address: 4800 Riverside Blvd, Sacramento, CA 95822
Phone: (916) 379-5980
Reservations: Required; call or book through the Westin Sacramento directly
The Details
- Asha Urban Baths: 2417 27th St, Sacramento — Tue–Sun 10 AM–10 PM — $39 drop-in — ashaurbanbaths.com
- Le Blanc Day Spa: 2580 Arena Blvd Suite B-130, Sacramento (Natomas) — Mon–Fri 10 AM–6 PM, Sat 9 AM–2 PM, Sun closed — by appointment only — (916) 285-0520 — leblancdayspa.com
- Spa La Lé: 4800 Riverside Blvd, Sacramento (inside The Westin) — call (916) 379-5980 for hours and to book
- Asha is the only one that accepts drop-ins; Le Blanc and Spa La Lé both require advance reservations.
- The holiday calendar tends to fill up quickly at all three — if you’re planning a November or December visit, book sooner rather than later.
Bottom Line
Asha Urban Baths is the most flexible option — affordable, open late, and built for spontaneous same-day visits once you have a reservation. Le Blanc is the right call when you want a specific treatment at a focused appointment spa with Midtown-adjacent hours. Spa La Lé adds a full hotel experience, good for anyone who wants access to the pool, sauna, and riverside setting along with their spa time.
If you’re building out a full wellness day, Sacramento has more to offer beyond these three. The best yoga studios in Sacramento cover the movement side of the equation, and if you’re planning an afternoon near Asha or exploring Midtown, the best brunch spots are worth having on the list.
