Las Vegas Nail Salon & Day Spa

We are back in Vegas and as yall can see I reviewed this place last time. Despite the bad reviews from previous people this place is our go to pedi and mani. Everyone is simple nice. The owner is a great funny guy. I had an amazing Chargers fan do my mani his name is Lu. The lady who did my pedi was from Houston and very sweet and did a superb job. Compared to other places in vegas who are high priced and snobby this place has down to earth people. Thanks again for a great mani and pedi for my husband and I!

I only gave this thang 1 star because the Unilocal app made me. If it were up to me I’d give this joint –10 stars! I don’t even write Unilocal reviews I just made an account so I can warn people about this place. They call this the «las vegas nail salon and day spa.» More like the «trash salon and day spa.» I asked for pink acrylics and they gave me short thick ratchet looking acrylics. The polish was super bubbly and the nails were uneven and all super duper THICK and cheap looking. The lady that did them, her name was Bong. BONG IF YOU’RE READING THIS PLEASE QUIT CAUSE YOU DID AN AWFUL JOB. Charged me $ 55 or whatever. Yeah I tipped her $ 5 but guess what she didn’t deserve it. Gave me an attitude when I told her it wasn’t to my liking. «I know what I’m doing» the heck. I’m the one paying you so I tell YOU if it is not to my liking. I did not want to be rude so I was chill about it. Plus Everyone else was completely nice and respectful so I wasn’t gonna let their sloppy nail skills get the best of me, but to be honest, guys, please stick to being a day spa cause your ‘nail salon’ is wack. I’m disappointed. Lookin ratchet with these nails. Completely boof. The only thing that got me super heated was the fact that she gave ME an attitude and told ME «I know what I’m doing don’t tell me what to do» pissed me off.

I feel so stupid even coming to this place!!!
This place is the worst experience I have ever had!!!
We called this place without checking Unilocal reviews first which was a big mistake. The second mistake was that I let my sister and her boyfriend that can’t speak English sit down while I went to the bank coming back and finding that the bill is $ 276 !!!
They up sold them on every single thing they could taking advantage of the fact they don’t understand. The third mistake was that I was stupid enough to actually pay this ridiculous amount. Not mentioning the fact that they did a horrible job and were very rude. I’m sure they were talking about us not nicely in Vietnamese. I will dispute this charge and I beg you to not give business to places like this. I hope they do run out of business!!!

Do not come here. They are Asian which is ok but they speak in their own language the whole time, they do not talk to you or pay attention to you or what they are doing. my one hour deluxe pedicure was a 15 min torture session… couldn’t wait to leave. too bad they are not friendly and they rush .My feet hurt now… bad mojo…
The massage for an hour my husband cut short at 25 mins. The girl hopped up on his back and crawled around. She was also using a roller ball hand held massager. She kept telling him she was only 90pounds. Needless to say they probably do not even have licenses to do massages there, I did not see any licenses displayed. She did not even know how to conduct a massage. The owner was rude and angry because I did not want to go in for a maggage after my husband came out of the room and my feet hurt so bad from the rough pedicure I could barley walk .They charged us full price for less than half service. Seriously go to a massage or nail school it would be better.

the worst experience i have ever had in my life!!! i should have read the warning!!! i walked out!!! rude and just horrible!!!

I went in for a $ 30 for a pedicure and came out with a $ 100 bill.
I chose a regular nail polish, and they insisted that I choose another one that was «instant dry». I said I liked the original one I chose but she insisted, I agreed but they didn’t tell me that it would add $ 30 to the bill.
They were «nice» but they kept trying to sell me things, saying that I needed this and that.
They charged me another $ 10 for some special «lotion».
The place smells like chemicals.

Miko did and great mani pedi and hot stone foot massage. I’ll be back next time I’m in town.

I went on a whim, because my boyfriend was coming to visit the next day. A few key points:
1. They don’t wash their tools. They don’t wash their tools. They used a dirty, grimy set of clippers on my toes, and some nasty kind of file on my nails.
2. The pedicurist was sloppy on the cutting of my nails, didn’t treat my feet the same way; it was like she forgot how to do the pedicure on my left foot. She let the clippings just fall on the floor, dumped a lot of product on my feet and the floor.
3. The only reason the nail color came out okay is because I brought the color myself.
4. They did some weird kind of oil rub into my legs, and then hit me with a hot towel.
5. I’m a local, so they charged me $ 32 for the pedicure.
It wasn’t pleasant at all. Not a lot of scrubbing on my feet. And I heard them tell a tourist next to me that her mani/​pedi was $ 100. $ 100!!! What a scam. I never write reviews, but this place was terrible.
I should have known when I walked in and it was empty, and the attendants were watching movies on their ipads, that this isn’t a good place. Read the reviews, and don’t visit here! They will rip you off.

***Warning*** & ***pics***
visitors vacationing from out of town, do not come to this salon if you value your nails! I thought I would avoid the high end pricey nail salon in the casino hotels along the strip and go to a local salon. Well, first thing I noticed was there weren’t any local independently owned nail salons along the strip or conveniently within walking distance of the strip. So on our way to Fremont st (on the bus) we saw a huge nail salon sign and we got off immediately and thought we lucked out.
Well, my first impression of the surrounding neighborhood was YUCK! We were just outside the glitz and glamour of the strip (quite a ways from the Wynn which is basically the last casino hotel on the strip) and found ourselves smack dabbed in the damned ghetto. But I digress, we didn’t let that stop us! I quite literally was desperate! We walk in and there’s 2 people getting pedi’s and like 8 employees sitting around (yeah, that was very telling to say the least). I asked for a gel french manicure and a french pedicure, the gel french mani is simply a thick tacky like (clear or selected colors) polish that is applied over your natural nails to strengthens and prevent your nails from breaking it’s also supposed to last 2 weeks.
The girl who did my pedicure was fine, she did what was expected, nothing fancy. The girl who did my manicure however was absolutely HORRIBLE!!! OMG! I could have done a better job doing my own nails myself. I don’t remember her name but she was non Asian, late 20’s/early 30’s, thick dark hair, bulbous nose. Anyway the first red flag for me was when she was to lazy to take the polish off my nails with nail polish remover to investigate what kind of gel finish I had underneath the polish. Instead she files the polish half way than in a very sloppy way slaps on way to much gel removal solution wrap my fingers in aluminum foil for a few mins and takes a scraping tool to scrap the gel as hard as she can killing my nail bed in the process talkin about, «oh sorry honey!» I’m thinking, «yeah you are sorry, that’s a fact!»
Next thing I hear from her, «What the hell? Why isn’t this coming off?» The girl doing my pedi said its the stronger type of gel (not the cheap crap they were using) so pedi girl says, «just file and shape it.» In my head I’m going, «Great! I get to have the ghetto special.» (Sarcastically of course) lol anyway long story short after spending $ 55 on the mani (way over priced for the their low class services) and $ 65 on the pedi and not at all happy with the the results of the Mani or how tight, gritty, and dry my hands where feeling.
The next morning after taking a shower I noticed the tips of my french gels started to peel (pics of this is posted above). My husband made a call so they would fix this sorry excuse of a manicure which it just so happened to be on my last night in Vegas. Having absolutely no shame and not sounding surprised at all about my nails basically disintegrating less than 24hrs after getting them done! they said absolutely and we close @ 8pm. Well when we made it by cab around 7pm and there was a white, blond haired woman standing out in front smoking a cigarette and had the nerve to tell us that even though they close @ 8pm she didn’t have a technician there. The lights were off and no one was there But her old, tacky, rude, haggard a$$! I was livid to say the least!
All in all I’d say its absolutely worth paying the extra money to get your nails done right! bit the bullet and go to the nail spa at your hotel. I’ve certainly learned my lesson, that’s for sure!

The most disappointing experience.
If you’d like to be treated with non-​sterile instruments by people who demonstrate you their disrespect and absence of qualification and professional knowledge — you are in a right place. Do not expect the owner (he’s also the manager) to give you receipt.

Clean, quiet, walk-​ins welcome. Friendly staff. Sure beats the outrageous prices at the hotel salons.

This salon did only an «okay» job. I did a search on Unilocal before going and this seemed to be the best place that was also convenient. I got the deluxe pedicure and gel nail manicure. I liked the massage chair. The fact the the chairs are arranged in a circular fashion gave me some sense of privacy (just a tad). The woman who did my pedi left heels soft, which was good. They did not use a razor, which is good. However, it was a little awkward getting the mani at the same time by a different technician. Polish wasn’t perfect. I had a couple of bubbles on my big toes. But at least no polish on my cuticles. I wish I could save the same for my mani! Anyone who knows about gel polish knows getting the polish on the cuticle RUINS the nails! I had chips after 3 days! The technicians just weren’t careful enough. You HAVE to be a PERFECTIONIST to do gel nails right! However, they both gave good foot and hand/​arm rubs.

Tools not clean! They don’t sterilize any of their tools. They clip and cut you and don’t even wash the tools. They just stick them back in the drawer. Everything else was ok. They rush through everything and are sloppy. Unfortunately it was the only place I could find near the strip that wasn’t a pricey spa.

Messy polish application. Had my toenails shaped perfect going in and now they are all crooked. Polish on my skin with a dark blue polish isn’t cute. Skip this place.

Horrible service and dishonest pricing. Details below if you need them.
The only time I’ve left a salon without tipping…
I should have paid more for the salon at our hotel!
My mani and pedi were done together which would have been fine if the manicurist wasn’t lazy and rude. While I’m «relaxing» in a massage chair, the manicurist works only from one side of the chair so she is tugging my arm across my body to work on the opposite hand. I had to sit sideways in the chair. Not relaxing. She left my nails all different lengths, barely filing them and not cleaning them. Didn’t remove all of the prior nail color, leaving a dark circle around my nail beds showing through the newer, lighter color. It wasn’t a manicure, it was barely a polish change. Instead of trying to sell me a gel polish, facial, hair cut and parafin dip, she should have been doing what I came for– a manicure! And not repeatedly insulting me for having dry, damaged cuticles (with attitude). I would have ended with the parafin dip if I could have standed to have her in my space for any longer. While my pedicure was finishing up, she sat in the chair next me on personal calls.
My pedicure was also a polish change and not a pedicure. She ran the buffer across my heel once!
My boyfriend’s pedicure was nice… but they took advantage. He opted for the parafin and loved it. He passed on the manicure they persistently pushed. And when the pedicurist looks at him and says, «callus?» and he replies with a nod and says, «yes, I have calluses» he was requesting a $ 10 callus treatment (which I was charged $ 15 for).
At the register–
First tried to charge me for the parafin I didn’t have.
My final total was $ 113? $ 35 pedi + $ 35 pedi + $ 18 mani + $ 10 parafin + $ 10 callus = $ 108.
Crooks.

I always regret not reading the Unilocal reviews on a business. If I could give negative stars I would. This place was the closest to my hotel room at the Marriott and they had an opening for immediate service, and I was happy to not have to deal with the strip traffic to get a brazilian. I had laser treatments so I didn’t have very much hair, but wanted to be smooth for Vegas! This was the worst waxing service I’ve ever gotten. I usually get charged for a bikini because I don’t have too much hair, but this place said they would give me a $ 5 discount. So whatever, i an usually charged $ 35 because i have such little hair, but I just wanted the service, so it would cost me $ 50 for the service, which is a fair price for a Brazilian. I’m not a fan of roller wax because they are hard to sanitize. They told me over the phone that they use satin smooth, so I was surprised when Diane applied the roller wax which is not the satin smooth brand. Got the wax on now, so I’m committed. Took her four small applications and she said I was done. No I wasn’t, a Brazilian means all the hair and she did not do my bottom. I asked Her to finish that part, and then I sensed she was a little annoyed. She touched up and then handed me a tissue to get the wax residue off. When I looked, there was so much hair left! I said there was still some hair, and she said oh she’ll just tweeze it. Um it would have taken her 30 minutes to get all the stragglers. She plucked about five, and said ok you’re done. Me with an appalled look said, no there is still a ton of hair! Her very annoyed now grabs the roller and reapplied the wax, which is a huge no no with strip wax, especially down there, she could have burned me or worse yet take skin. Ok wax was there and THANK GOD the wax did not take skin, just a slight burn. Again she gives me the tissue paper with the residue remover, and what does tissue do when it touches wax? Yes it sticks and balls up. I just wanted out of there, already regretting not going to a hotel spa to get my waxing done. On the way out, she tries to up sale me to do my nails, what nerve! I of course said no after that experience, and had to tell her no three times! I was trying hard to be polite being in the same industry. She then asked me what I do, I said I am an Esthetician. She said well why didn’t you do it yourself? Well first of all, I’m not a contortionist, and second of all, I don’t bring my wax with me on vacation. I contemplated to not leave a tip, but didn’t want to be entirely rude. The owner, (who I assume was the old vietnamese guy in the earlier Unilocal post taking a nap), had the balls to say that’s all your leaving for a tip? I just signed and left. I didn’t want to be the jerk in the salon, but hopefully this post will save anyone from an awful experience.

This salon is horrible!
My wedding was the next day and I went hoping to get my feet and nails done. Well they wouldn’t let me out without a facial too. All seemed well but afterwards I ended up with an 800 dollar bill for my nails, pedicure, facial, my mom’s nails and pedi and the grooms nails, parrifin treatment and facial. While it seems like a lot, it was pretty expensive.
My main problem was not only did they leave the groom’s face red but they promised to have me out of there by 6 because I was supposed to meet my family for dinner but it was almost 7 by the time they finished.
Later I went to have the nails taken off because my nails were hurting and my nail salon told me they fused the nails to my skin! My nails couldn’t grow! Now I know why it was painful.
I am not going back! Please be advised against this place as I think they are using unsafe practices.

despite the negative reviews, i went anyway. let me just say ive definitely had better. I really dont like my nails but since i was in dire need to get my broken nail fixed i guess this is better than nothing. plus there was no way i was spending $ 75+$ 12 to get a fill at the spa in my hotel.

Do not go to this place. And if you do, don’t say you weren’t warned.
I didn’t have time to get a pedicure before going to Vegas, so getting one quickly once we landed was a priority. But I didn’t feel like paying $ 95 at my hotel salon and this place was walking distance. In fact, the only non-​hotel nail place I could find on the strip.
Not worth the connivence or cost savings (not cheap anyway, +$ 40, including tip, for pedicure). Dirty and run down. The girl who did my nails had a horrible angry manner, like she hated her job and was going to take it out on my feet. Ouch! More than once I was poked too hard. There was a man (an employee) who proceeded to take a sprawling snoring nap on one of the waiting chairs and a client (?) who was cutting her own nails (clippings going everywhere) on one of the massage chairs.
Need I say more? Pay for a cab and go somewhere else or better yet, save cab money (it’ll probably end up costing about the same) and just get it done at your hotel. Have a relaxing experience and splurge a little, you’re in Vegas!
If you’re on a tight budget and have a nail emergency, there is a Walgreens on the corner, just a few steps from this place. Grab some nail stuff and do some quick repairs. Much better option than this scary place.

Complete crap nail spa.
I was only looking for your run-​of-​the-​mill Asian nail salon, in an effort to avoid paying 11 times what I’d normally pay for a mani/​pedi at one of the hotel spas, and this place seemed legit (still overpriced, but whatever, I was desperate). Whole thing lasted maybe 30 minutes — I’m not even sure they cut my cuticles — and it was 30 minutes of the woman trying to upsell me (and 30 minutes of me repeating «no thank you»). The polish was so shoddily done that I almost asked her to redo it. This place is a joke! Like the first reviewer says, get your nails done BEFORE you come to Vegas.