Peter’s Nails Hadley, MA

I wouldn’t come here again. While the staff is nice, the salon still promotes a rushed environment which leads to practices that don’t prioritize the health of your nails. This includes over drilling and inadequate acetone soaking times pre removal. The prices are average but the nail techs throw in charges related to shaping and nail length that should be part of the service, especially if you’re coming in with natural pre-shaped nails that might only need filing to remove extra product after the service. I’m still growing out my nails to get back the strength I once had in them after I got a dip manicure at this salon. I wish I had taken a picture of how they looked before most had grown out. You can clearly see the difference in the new and old layers.

New customer here, I had an appointment for a full set fill on acrylic extensions that I had done in Colorado three weeks ago for my daughter's wedding. My amazing tech did beautiful work to begin transitioning my nails to the gel based process used at Peter's Nails. I'm happy about tthis because the gel process is less toxic for both techs and customers. I have to say my nails look better now than they did when I first had them done. I'm a very happy new customer!

Great experience. I'm super picky with nail salons as I rarely get my nails done professionally. This place was worth the trip. Lucie gave me a fabulous gel pedicure and Choung did a great job on my gel full set. These nails are holding on over 2 weeks later and that includes one week of vacation in a pool or the ocean all day and one week of professional cleaning work. Highly recommend.

I have been to Peters Nails numerous times for pedicures. Because of my job I can’t get my nails done. I am going on a 2 week vacation and had a gel cat eye manicure done by Hannah. Beautiful job! I love them!

Booked an appointment here for the first time, and after hearing so many good reviews I was very disappointed with the outcome. The interior and staff are all very nice, but my nails turned out horrible. Each nail is a slightly different shape, the edges are extremely uneven, the nails weren't filed well before applying the top coat so it's bumpy, I'm pretty sure the nail tech forgot a layer on my left hand because those nails are a tiny bit lighter than the others, and the top coat on several nails is smudged (I know it's not my fault, since I didn't touch anything until my tech started the hand massage). I was planning on saying something about the shape after she finished filing them because I didn't want to assume that she would leave them like that. But without even asking me if everything looked okay, she put on the top coat, and at that point I felt like it was too late to ask her to fix it. And I wouldn't even be that upset, because I'm used to touching up my nails when I get home, but this set cost $70 (before tip) (and it would have been $73 but I guess the tech sensed my discomfort and offered me a small discount). This is an obscene amount to charge for simple dip nails, especially of this quality. I was expecting to pay $48 ($8 for dip removal, $40 for dip) but at the end she lets me know that there's a $10 fee for long nails, a $10 fee for almond shape, and a $5 fee for adding a tip to just 2 nails that broke (discounted to $2). This was really baffling to me since my nails were already in an almond shape from my last manicure, and all she did was file them a teeny tiny bit (barely a millimeter). So I'm not sure why I was charged $20 extra for just having longish nails in a shape that didn't even need to be adjusted. Honestly, I would have accepted it, if the quality wasn't awful. This was the most expensive and the most ugly looking manicure I've ever gotten, which I now need to spend over an hour fixing myself. I do not plan on coming back.