content: I honestly have absolutely no idea how this place has such a high rating. I am positive it wasn't just the experience or the person that I had; the place was just BAD!! \n\nI went for a pedicure, and it was the worst pedicure of my entire life. When I think of a pedicure chair, I think of one of those nice cushy massaging pedicure chairs with the attached tub. I've had varying degrees of newness, cleanliness, and comfortableness with those pedicure chairs, but never in my life have a had a pedicure in anything but those chairs. ATOLV did not even have pedicure chairs! They had rickety red straight back chairs no different than you might find in a college dorm (and super tacky looking). \n\nFor the foot tub, they had a little bowl, like from Walmart, filled with water that cooled off very quickly (imagine that), and fake, wicked tacky rose petals. As you can probably imagine, a straight back, non-reclining chair and a bowl of water didn't work out too well. It was SO uncomfortable. I had to really use my leg muscles to hold myself upright with my feet in the bowl. \n\nFor the out of the water stuff, they have you rest your foot on the nail person's thigh which I was really uncomfortable doing, not just because I had to assume an awkward position due to the chair, but also because I was resting on someone's thigh that was awkwardly hunched over to do my nails... \n\nThe massage was sub-par, and the actual treatment of my nails was really really sub-par. She got nail polish on my skin and did not remove it, and used some low quality top coat (certainly not OPI or any of the standard polishes), and it wasn't shiney at all. The coat started chipping off in 2 weeks, which was fine because it gave me an excuse to get a new pedicure as this one never looked good in the first place.\n\nThe ambiance was also WEIRD. If you stereotype tacky tacky Las Vegas, this is it. It sort of tried to go for a black and red, quasi movie star, pseudo edgy decor, but it failed on all fronts and just looked tacky, right down to the red carpet in front of the door. The lighting in the room where they did the pedicures was so low that I honestly could not even clearly see the color I was selecting for my nails. \n\nI'll stick with Asian-run places in the future. And for $60?? I pay half that back in Boston for a far better pedi, and I'm sure I can find a far better pedi for a far better price in Vegas too. Heck, I'll pay the $75 or $80 at the Cosmopolitan salon just for an experience worth paying for, because I probably would've gotten more for my $60 if I stuck it in a slot machine than paying for that awful pedicure.