Cloud Nine Hair & Nail Studio in McCall, ID

this was a mistake. it's a weird atmosphere and super unprofessional and unwelcoming. I am glad they could do my nails the day of but I wish I would've waited because I spent $45 on ugly booger nails that look nothing like the picture I showed. When I asked if she could maybe just cover up the green she told me she'd have to take everything off and when I asked if she could do that she rudely told me she didn't have time... but there was no one in there. Not to mention all the other nail techs weren't doing anything either. Save your money and go somewhere else.

I DO NOT recommend going here. My friend and I called last minute asking if they had time for 2 gel manicures, they had said yes. When we arrived the first thing we noticed was how bad the salon smelt. It wasn't a chemical smell, more just must. There was no seats except on pedicure chairs which were obviously not kept up. The salon was messy and not at all nice. The nail techs were very gossipy and one of their teenage daughters they had was very loud while on FaceTime. The owner had her husband there, and he was very creepy and lurkey towards me. He would stare and try to get near me. When it came to the actual service (gel manicure) she did a horrible job. Nothing was sanitized in between customers. The reference pictures (what was asked for) looked nothing like what we received, what we got was different designs and the colors were very off. When my friend asked the lady the re do them, the nail tech was very rude and refused. As you can see there is so many levels of wrong doing here.

I checked the prices before I went and Gel mani and Pedis stated $35 each. I was charged $99 for a basic.  Too expensive for the service. Not much of a pedi.

Worst pedicure I've ever had. I came just for a simple pedicure and she didn't clean up my cuticles and didn't paint my nails all the way. Looks like I did it myself which I am not good at.  Then charged me $45 which I've never paid that much for a pedicure ever. They like to talk bad about other businesses too. Won't be going back.

I'm sorry to say this place was disappointingly entertaining. While my nails turned out lovely, the price tag was a bit of a stretch. I am happy to pay what is fair and due for a service well done, but not stoked to overpay for a service that felt more like a mediocre waiting room while your car gets washed and your dog is strapped out front to a pole. To make light of a silly thing in today's world, let's start with the fact that we were having a pedicure through the underside of a desk. Yes you read that correctly. I was in front of her desk sliding my feet underneath it to then be strategically balanced on her knee while she proceeded to shove toilet paper (which turns out is in high demand, thank you Coronavirus) between each toe for "separation." I must say I hadn't shoved toilet paper between my toes since I was in the second grade and couldn't find moms cotton ball drawer. Between the awkward balances on a strangers knee and dragging my foot down to stick in a glowing nail dryer, it felt like a game of try hard not to eff up my pedicure by smudging on a leg or shoe or chair. I mentioned my insecurity and she merely smirked, and attempted to FaceTime a friend. What's more, we continued to the comfy chair for our post paint soak, an interesting order of events, and with no massage on the chair were given a mild rub and massage with cold water from a generic bucket from your dads garage. The water was getting cold so she grabbed some hot water from the sink and dumped it in with a giant slurpee cup, so there was little to panic about. I regret to leave this review in a small and loved idaho hometown but it continued to worsen when she randomly decided to say she accepted cash only. There were no signs or warning of this, which increased the awkwardness as we had to make a dash home to scrounge up some bills. No receipt was issued and it felt odd, especially considering we paid more than twice the going rate for a gel pedicure only. An interesting experience indeed that merits some great stories for the salon goers of the small town mountain life.