ZIP codes in Las Vegas
All nail salons in Las Vegas
A Harmony Nail Spa & Harmony Hollow Gifts
BeBee Nails
Best Nails
Bombshell Nail & Spa
Color Nails
Crown Nails
DT Nails & Lashes
Elysian Nail Bar
Envy Nails & Spa
Fantastic Nails
French Nails
g Aveda Salon
Get Nailed
Glamour Nails
Hair & Nail: House of Beauty / 까끄레 뽀끄레
I Nail Lounge
K & M Nails & Lashes
La Belle Nail Spa
LV Nails & Lashes
MD Nails
Modern Nails
NAB Nail Bar
Nail Pro & Tanning
Nail Spa Excel
New York Nails
ProfessioNails
Professor Nails & Spa
Relax Nails & Spa
Rose's Nail Bar
Special Nails
Super Nails II
Sweet Nails Southern Highlands
The Nail Collective
The Nail Room by Annika
The Spot Nails & Spa
Top Spa & Nails
TRUE Salon & Spa Aveda
U.S. Nails N' Spa
Venice Nail Lounge
Vivi Nails & Spa
About nail salons in Las Vegas, NV
Las Vegas has a tightly knit network of 40 nail salons in our directory, mixing long-running family-owned shops with newer studios opened in the last few years. Whether you're booking a wedding-party gel set, looking for a low-key polish change on a lunch break, or shopping around for a regular spot, Las Vegas offers options across price points and styles.
Las Vegas salons typically schedule 30 minutes for a polish change and a quick manicure, 60 minutes for gel or dip nails, and 90 minutes or more for full sets with extensions. Build in extra time on weekends — it's common for one or two appointments to run long, and the next chair isn't always ready right on the dot.
Pricing in Las Vegas tracks closely with the broader West region: classic manicures around $22–$34, gel manicures $38–$58, classic pedicures $35–$52, spa pedicures $50–$85, and acrylic full sets $50–$85. Independent shops in residential neighborhoods tend to come in at the lower end of these ranges, while salons inside shopping plazas and along main commercial corridors lean higher.
Reading reviews helps, but visiting the salon for a polish change or quick manicure is the cleanest way to evaluate a Las Vegas shop's hygiene, pace, and chair comfort before committing to a longer service. Watch how the technician sets up — fresh nail file, clean buffer, sterilized metal tools, and proper hand hygiene are the basics you should see every time.
Friday afternoons through Sunday evenings are the busiest blocks for Las Vegas salons across the board, so plan to book those slots at least a day in advance. The single busiest day of any given month is typically the Saturday before a major holiday or family event — Mother's Day weekend, the Saturdays before Thanksgiving and Christmas, and the lead-up to prom and wedding season fill chairs faster than any other dates on the calendar.
Once you've used a Las Vegas salon a few times and found one that works, ask the front desk about standing appointments. Many shops will hold the same time slot every two to three weeks for regular clients, which removes the booking-availability problem entirely and tends to come with a small loyalty perk like complimentary gel removal or a discounted polish change between full appointments.
Browse the full list of Las Vegas salons below, or use the ZIP-code links if you're searching by neighborhood. Each salon page on Nail Salon List includes the location's address, phone, posted hours, a typical service menu, and a Google Maps link so you can plan the trip in one click.
Typical pricing — Las Vegas & the West market
| Service | Typical price |
|---|---|
| Classic manicure | $22–$34 |
| Gel manicure | $38–$58 |
| Dip powder | $45–$70 |
| Acrylic full set | $50–$85 |
| Acrylic fill | $30–$55 |
| Classic pedicure | $35–$52 |
| Spa / deluxe pedicure | $50–$85 |
| Polish change | $12–$22 |
| Nail art (per nail) | $3–$12 |
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Services in Las Vegas
Pricing, appointment length, and local salons for each service in Las Vegas.