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Hot Nails Wellington

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395 Wellington Rd, London, Ontario, N6C 5Z6, Canada
(519) 601-7727
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Nov 28, 2021
Great experience! The owner Peter is friendly, accommodating, and very funny. I have never been happier with my nails. Definitely recommend.

Oct 7, 2021
Peter did a great job. After finishing the work, He took his time and did everything he can to make me happy before leaving. I would definitely recommend this place to everyone.

Aug 9, 2021
Peter, Kim and their staff are amazing. They are very professional and personable. They make sure the salon is clean and safe and always make sure their prices are fair. I have been going to them for 3 years and would recommend them to any and everyone!!

Aug 23, 2021
These guys really know their stuff. One piece of advice though, call first. Massage chairs for pedicures, liquor license, and many stations to take care of your nail needs.

Sep 4, 2021
I called and booked an appointment for 3pm. When I arrived the place was packed. They had me sit in a chair for 35 minutes before starting me off. I don't believe the hand soakers were clean as they were just sitting on the counter where everyone washes their hands, and he placed them there again when I finished my finger soak. I showed a picture of what I wanted, he didn't even do the design on the photo at all . My pedicure was rushed, again didn't get what I showed in the photo, and the quality of the pedicure paint, my 10 year old neice could do, it looks terrible. Had I not been late already, I would have made a complaint but I needed to get out of there.I'll give them the fact that their prices are reasonable, and peter did offer advice on my nails etc, but I would not recommend. Especially since it did not appear that they were adhering to covid protocols at all.

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