Gay massage in Long Beach
Its own gay scene, its own therapists, and the best prices in the LA basin.
Long Beach functions as a separate city and its massage market does too. Broadway and Fourth Street anchor a gay scene that has existed for decades, and the male therapists working here serve local regulars rather than the West Hollywood visitor trade — so the rates are lower and the appointments longer.
Treatment spaces are houses and low-rise apartments in Alamitos Beach, Bluff Park and Belmont Heights, most with off-street parking and a ground-floor room. Deep tissue and sports work are strong thanks to the cycling and swimming crowd along the shoreline, and several therapists offer two-hour sessions that would be a luxury purchase further north.
Expect $100 to $180 for sixty minutes. The A Line runs straight to downtown Long Beach from central LA in about an hour, which makes the trip viable without a car, and some providers will travel north into Orange County or the South Bay for a flat fee if you cannot come to them.
Masseurs working in Long Beach
Opening soon
No masseur has claimed Long Beach yet. Providers working nearby cover this area on outcall — check the Los Angeles page, or list your own practice and be the first name on this page.