Spa Nails

This is my favorite nail place and I would give it more stars if I could. This is obviously not a high end salon but rather a humble, honest, family run business with people who are kind and excellent at doing nails.
It’s incredibly clean, the utensils are properly sterilized, they always use a new razor and the employees wear gloves.
The prices cannot be beat! I usually get the manicure + pedicure for around $ 35. The pedicure is amazing. They take their time and the hot stone message at the end is the best part. They also wrap your legs in hot towels while applying the polish. Honestly makes you feel as if you are at fancy salon.
They also recently got new massage chairs which are perfectly relaxing.
Kim and her staff are awesome! They are so sweet. My sister, mother and 86 year old grandmother visit regularly and they always remember us and ask about our family if one of is not there. My grandmother has diabetes so they are always extra careful when doing her nails even without us having to remind them.
Before my wedding I asked Kim if I could being by friends and family after hours. She kept the place open after 7pm for us, asked 2 – 3 employee to stay back and did not even charge extra. Everyone loved their nails they looked great in the wedding pics :)
Absolutely love this place!

A week after having a terrible experience at a different salon, the ladies at Spa Nails corrected the problems with my nails and made them look good again. They were extremely nice and very affordable. This will definitely be my regular salon.

You know, I’ve always believed that if you can’t say something nice, you should wait until you can. So, the nice: my sisters-​in-​law and I got in with no wait and my pedi has lasted three weeks. The ladies who worked on us were polite, efficient, and kind about our incessant sister-​jabber.
The not-​as-​nice: the overall look of the place is a little dingier than Spa Nails on McLean (not sure if the two are related), and my massage chair was actually falling apart (left armrest separating from the back of the chair). Also, I always get weirded out when they ask if you want a razor on your feet (you know, for the dead skin). Lucky for me, I pumice on the regular at home so she decided I didn’t need the «razor treatment.»
Anyway, it wasn’t all bad, but I can’t say that I’d make a special trip to go here again.