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Nail Spas & Pedicure Salons in Boston, MA

Treat yourself in Boston. We list 106 local nail spas serving Boston and nearby Massachusetts, with phone numbers so you can book a pedicure, gel set, or spa manicure today. Providers listed in Boston focus on pedicures & foot spa. Boston sits in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. Other Massachusetts cities covered include Worcester, Braintree Town and Bridgewater Town.

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1. Michelle's Nail Salon Pedicures & Foot Spa

118 Washington St

2. Awesome Nails Skin Pedicures & Foot Spa

1158 Blue Hill Ave

3. T T Nails Pedicures & Foot Spa

725 Dudley St

4. River Nails Bar Pedicures & Foot Spa

100 River St

5. Tiffany Nail Spa Pedicures & Foot Spa

9 Washington St

6. Escape Nails & Spa Pedicures & Foot Spa

21 Winter St

7. Tutti Spa and Nails Copley Place Pedicures & Foot Spa

100 Huntington Ave

8. Mia's Nail Salon Pedicures & Foot Spa

168 Newbury St

9. Supreme Nails Pedicures & Foot Spa

95 N Washington St #2115

10. Sophia Nail Spa Pedicures & Foot Spa

1868 Centre St

11. Asia Nails & Spa Pedicures & Foot Spa

288A Cummins Hwy

12. PS Nail and Spa Pedicures & Foot Spa

486 Centre St

13. Sue's Nails & Spa Pedicures & Foot Spa

646 Blue Hill Ave

14. Town Nail & Skin Salon At 274 Newbury St Pedicures & Foot Spa

274 Newbury St

15. Susan Nail and Spa Pedicures & Foot Spa

510 River St

16. Lotus Beauty Nails & Spa Pedicures & Foot Spa

347 Washington St

17. Mauralinh Spa Pedicures & Foot Spa

1085 Commonwealth Ave

18. All Bright Nails & Spa Pedicures & Foot Spa

514 Cambridge St

19. Boston's Nails & Spa Pedicures & Foot Spa

665 Boylston St

20. PS Nails & Spa Pedicures & Foot Spa

34 Gloucester St

21. Venus Nails Lashes & Spa Pedicures & Foot Spa

585 Columbus Ave

22. My Nail Salon Pedicures & Foot Spa

669 Tremont St #1

23. Cambridge Nails Spa Pedicures & Foot Spa

326 Cambridge St

24. La Belle Nail Salon & Spa Pedicures & Foot Spa

32 Boylston St

25. Amy Nails & Spa Pedicures & Foot Spa

203 Portland St

Nail salons in Boston, MA: a local guide

We currently track 25 nail salons and pedicure spas serving Boston, MA in Suffolk County.

What a manicure or pedicure costs in Boston

Rough planning ranges for the Boston area:

ServiceTypical range
Classic manicure$0–$50
Gel manicure$50–$100
Pedicure or spa pedicure$50–$100

Prices in Boston vary with service and salon; gel, dip, and nail art cost more. A clean, well-reviewed salon is worth a few dollars over the cheapest option.

How to choose a nail salon in Boston

  • Ask which systems they use (gel, dip, acrylic, builder gel) and what lasts best for you.
  • For nail art or a specific look, ask to see the tech's portfolio.
  • Read recent Boston reviews for wait times, durability, and cleanliness.
  • Ask about pricing up front — add-ons like designs and removals can add up.
  • If you have sensitivities, ask about ventilation and low-odor products.

Questions to ask before you book

  • How long will a gel or dip set last?
  • Can I see photos of your nail art?
  • Do you take walk-ins or Boston appointments only?
  • How do you sterilize or replace tools between clients?
  • Are the salon and technicians licensed?

Many Boston listings also offer manicures, pedicures, gel and acrylic sets, and nail art.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a manicure or pedicure cost in Boston?

In Boston, a classic manicure usually runs $20 to $40, a gel manicure $35 to $60, and a pedicure $35 to $75. Dip, acrylic, and nail art cost more.

How long does a gel or dip manicure last?

Gel typically lasts about two to three weeks and dip powder three to four, versus roughly a week for regular polish. Ask your Boston tech what holds up best for you.

Are Boston nail salons licensed and sanitary?

Reputable salons and technicians are state-licensed and either sterilize tools or use single-use ones. Clean stations and fresh files are good signs to look for.

What is the difference between gel, dip, and acrylic?

Gel is polish cured under a lamp, dip is a powder system, and acrylic builds length and strength. Each wears differently, so a good tech will recommend one for your nails.

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