The picture I showed them for what I wanted done is not what I got. I took my mom to go get our…read morenails done together. Hers were absolutely amazing mine however not so much. There were three nail techs at the location but only one who was actually doing nails. It cost me $115 for both sets which isn't terrible price but my nails looked awful will not go back.

I was disappointed with my first visit here. I went in for a pedicure and signed in, then sat for…read morean hour. That didn't bother me what did was they took someone who arrived after me first. Guess they do not want my business even though I mentioned. My back hurts from the lack of cushion in their seats.

Finally a luxury nail salon in Pittsburg! The facility was clean and everyone was friendly! Dani…read moredid an amazing job on my finger nails. She talked to me, helped me find the exact colors I wanted, and put care into her work. She did not take on other clients at the same time as me (we all know how the other places in town do this). It appeared everyone was appointment based. It took around an hour for acrylic application, gel polish, and the designs. They offer alcoholic & n/a drinks and they had snacks. Overall, I was impressed and will come again!

regular manicure chips in about 12 hrs. staff only marginally engaged w what they are doing. one…read moreperson, who didn't wait on us, seemed friendly.

Was seen immediately upon entering, offered a beverage (soda, water), and was seated within 3…read moreminutes. Facilities were very nice (massage chairs, spa tubs, all new), with an amazing assortment of polish & dip powders. My pedicure was the most simple, but felt great.

The Pedicure didn't look great when I left. The lady (owner) was nice so I didn't want to…read morecomplain. She didn't even cover my big toe with polish. The next day the paint started to chip. I left a bad review on Google and the response was the policy is it can be fixed if the complaint is in 7 days. But we talked about me leaving the country during my pedicure... My pedicures usually last until they grow out. This "gel" pedicure we paid extra for didn't even make it to the airplane. I sent a message on Facebook and didn't get a response. If the customer service is good send my $40 back so I can get a real Pedicure.

Never will I ever go there again, there was a cockroach crawling on the floor and it was not worth…read morethe price. When costumer would walk in they would stop doing yours go do the customers, then stop doing theirs and come back to you for a little bit, then go back to the customer and do theirs. It was crazy. The supplies were gross and you could tell haven't been cleaned for awhile. My friend put on lotion there and it expired in 2017. I understand it's a college town and life is busy but I will just make the trip to Joplin next time.

They are absolutely amazing and very nice! I definitely recommend this place! Best nail salon in…read moreMiami!

I was able to get a same day appointment for a pedicure. The work was well done and she was gentle…read morewith my feet. The pedicure included a hot rocks massage. Nice! I will definitely go back!

I went here to get my nails fixed because the salon i had just came from had terribly messed up my…read morenails. They have comfortable waiting chairs and it's a good size, able to sit plenty of people. The lady fixed my nails for only $5. She Checked to make sure I was happy with what they looked like and she was very kind. While waiting, I noticed she was doing a girls nails and they looked amazing. She took her time to work on the cubicles and made them look good. If your looking to get your nails done in Nevada. I definitely recommend going here.

Abby is my hairdresser and she is amazing. Always have an excellent experience there. I would…read morerecommend them to anyone who wants a great haircut or highlights!!!

After trying two other places in Temple with unsatisfying results, I came here. I've been going…read moreevery two weeks ever since. Lena does a great job on my nails. She takes her time and makes sure they are perfect. I've had several pedicures here as well, and I've never had a bad one, even though I've had several different techs do them. Everyone that works there is very friendly and professional. When I move back to Temple, I'll be going right back to Lena!

(Wife's review:) I have to head out of town to get a good pedi, and this is where I go. They do a…read moregreat job. They are very particular about the work they do. They spend a lot of time on the cuticles. I never feel like they are rushing.

My travels have taken me all over the world, and I've had a chance to visit many salons and spas,…read moreincluding those in some of the finest hotels: the Mansion at Turtle Creek, the Plaza, the Four Seasons, and Canyon Ranch at the Venetian. I have also visited several Aveda® salons and spas throughout the Midwest. This review is written within the framework of those experiences. While less opulent than the above-mentioned salons and spas, the Courtland is not lacking in their menu of services nor in the experience and education of their staff. As a regular client at the Courtland, I have personally experienced the majority of their services. I will try to address 10 questions a new client might have. 1) What services are offered? The full spectrum of spa and salon services are offered: massage, body wraps, waxing, facials, makeovers, hair and nail care. 2) Are men welcome? Yes. Male clients come not just for massages and haircuts, but also for services tailored to them: the full shave, back & chest waxing, nail buffing, etc. 3) Who performs the services and how well? Sundae, Kat & Nikki are cosmetologists who excel as colorists and stylists. Brandi is a nail tech and second to none when it comes to manicures and pedicures. Patty the esthetician gives the most incredible facials. The massage therapists are too numerous to mention, but each has a loyal following. My personal favorite is Cheryl, whose reflexology massages are the best anywhere. 4) What products are used? The Courtland is an Aveda® Concept Spa & Salon. Aveda® offers a wide range of products for every hair type as well as bath and body products and a complete line of cosmetics. Not only are Aveda® products used by the staff, but they are also available for sale in the lobby. Spa Ritual® nail polish (free of DBP, formaldehyde & toluene) is preferred, though OPI® and China Glaze® are also available at the customer's request. The complete line of colors is carried in all three brands. 5) What is the facility like? While located in a century-old historic hotel, the spa facilities were added only about 5 years ago. The tile floors, exposed brick and white textured walls, wicker chairs, and tropical plants lend a sort of Key West ambiance to the space. The spa lobby can be reached from the street or from the hotel lobby. The spa lobby has seating for those who arrive early, a retail area and restrooms. The salon area features stylist stations, shampoo sink, manicure tables and pedicure thrones. The spa area, in addition to several private rooms for massage and facials, includes another restroom and a shower facility. 6) Do they pamper clients? The client's comfort is always a priority before, during and after any service. Part of the difference between a spa salon and a beauty shop is the level of attention given to clients. At the Courtland, clients are treated to complimentary hand massages, hot or iced tea, and the "Sensory Journey" (a scalp and neck massage using aromatic oils). Caveat: Aveda® tea has a faint taste of anise. Those who dislike black licorice may also dislike the tea. Other teas are usually available at the client's request. 7) What are the hours of operation? Staff schedules are flexible to accommodate the clients' schedules. The spa and salon are open mornings, afternoons and evenings, Monday thru Saturday. Caveat: While the spa and salon welcome walk-ins, most staff members have such a loyal following of regular customers that they are booked up in advance. They are especially busy around Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Prom, June wedding season, late August ("The Gala," a huge local charity dinner & dance), and the Holidays. Though it's best to call in advance, the management will make every effort to accommodate walk-ins and last-minute appointments. 8) Are gift certificates available? Yes. Courtland gift certificates are available in any amount and can be applied to both services and the purchase of retail products. 9) What are the prices like? Prices are very reasonable. In fact, the Courtland is probably Aveda's best-kept secret. For the price of a haircut at an Aveda® salon in a big city, one can get a cut and color at the Courtland. The owners have made every effort to offer a big-city spa experience at a small-town price. 10) What is the Courtland best known for? Locally, the Courtland is known for its packages and parties. Several packages combining anywhere from two to a full day's worth of spa and salon services are available. For full-day packages, lunch can be provided. Spa parties can also be arranged for two to twelve people, and a are a great way for groups to spend an afternoon or evening together: mother-daughter, girl friends, couples, bridal party, etc. They even offer "diva parties" for little girls. Summary: The Courtland offers a true spa experience -- something rarely found in small, rural community such as Fort Scott -- at a very affordable price.

Great Spa, wonderful services located in a quaint small town! Great historic location with top…read morenotch massage therapists.

I am not one to write a bad review, but I don't want someone else to get caught in this situation…read more For context, these nails cost me $55. I went in the day before my wedding to get my nails done because a friend recommended them to me, I wanted nail polish to look like french tips with a cursive letter on my ring finger for my new last name. They randomly switched people on me and then had me switch to gel to make the design look smoother and last through my honeymoon. They also said I needed to get a plain nail, they can't make normal or gel polish look like a french tip. The cursive letter then came out like I had done it with a q-tip, so I asked them to cover it and give me plain color on all the nails. I was still charged for the design, but I didn't mind because they still attempted even though it didn't end up visible. I noticed that the nails began peeling after no excessive use about 4 days later, despite them saying it would last 3 weeks. I asked for a refund and they said they could only redo the nails but at this point I was about to leave on honeymoon and wouldn't be able to come in until after. Since I don't see a reason to fix the wedding nails after I'm back from honeymoon which they were for, I asked for a refund again instead. They said absolutely impossible, I need to dispute the charge with credit card company!

I went by Bellagio Nail Salon today to show the owners/management the damage to my nail bed…read morefollowing my last visit 6 weeks ago. A man wearing glasses came forward and I asked if he was management and he nodded his head. (I didn't believe him) I told him I was in about 6 weeks ago to get a gel French manicure removed and the woman put my nails into a bowl of hot acetone. I remember it was so hot I had to keep lifting my nails out of the bowl. I didn't discover until later that the process was actually giving my nails a chemical burn and they are bubbled at the end (which can be seen in the photos). The man became very defensive (he evidently missed the customer service class 101, because he has ZERO skills) and quickly ushered me out of the salon. If he had listened and had an ounce of empathy I wouldn't be writing this right now. In addition, I will now share with Yelp viewers what else happened at this same nail salon. In December 2023, I got a pedicure. Afterwards my right big toe was sore, but I figured it was because the girl dug at it, even though I told her I was diabetic. It kept getting worse and I finally went to Urgent Care. It was badly infected, the nail was removed, then I went to a wound care doctor as I was at risk of losing my big toe. I went in and showed one of the two salon owners this photo. She seemed surprised, but did show a bit of empathy, unlike her male counterpart did today. The nail spa is nice & very inviting, but if you're looking for a salon that is warm, personable, friendly and professional...keep looking!