Nail Salon Near Betton Hills and Waverly Hills, Tallahassee, FL

From Betton Road, take Thomasville Road south; it flows into North Monroe Street at the top of Midtown. Continue to Tennessee Street, turn left, and Palace is a few blocks along with parking out front. From Waverly Hills or Woodgate, just to the north, join Thomasville Road and make the same run south. Travel times vary with traffic and the time of day.

Betton Hills takes its name from Turbett Betton, who bought the land in 1841, and the neighborhood itself was laid out in the 1940s on what had been Guy Winthrop's farm, which makes it one of the older suburbs in the city. Its neighborhood association counts five public parks inside its borders, from the ballfields and rose gardens of Winthrop Park to the trails and pond of McCord Park, Harriman Circle Park and the Betton Hills Nature Center. Waverly Hills and Woodgate, the neighborhoods just to the north, are separate places with their own streets, and this page covers all three. Streets this close to Midtown mean a visit rarely needs a whole afternoon: a Saturday morning pedicure and a stop on Thomasville Road afterward feel like one outing.

If you keep a standing rhythm, a gel manicure planned for about 45 to 60 minutes and a Deluxe or Palace Pedicure cover it. When you want more, the Royal, the 24K and the Diamond VIP add more steps and more time, with the Diamond VIP planned for about 70 minutes; ask us to confirm the inclusions before you choose. If there is a shape and finish you liked last time, add it to your booking notes or tell us by phone, and we will do our best to match it based on availability. Gift cards are available at the front desk for a neighbor, a teacher or a birthday. Mother and daughter visits are easy to plan: tell us both services when you reserve, ask us to seat you together when chairs and artists allow, and know that a parent or caregiver accompanying a child is always welcome to stay. Princess manicures and pedicures are on the menu for younger guests.