This spa hit the mother lode of suckitude. I foolishly forgot to get a pedi BEFORE getting on the plane but I could not in good conscience put my nasty claws out on the streets of Vegas. My back was against the wall and I knew that I had to suck it up and spring for an overpriced strip pedicure. OK. Fine. I made my bed. Since I was staying at the Paris, I made a last minute appointment there. \n\nHere's where the annoyance comes in. I ask the lady at the spa desk for a pedi.  She says in a  voice with a note of contempt...\"We have a basic...and I mean very basic...pedicure for $65.\" Now the voice gets shrill and upbeat \"OR we have our signature spa pedicure, which is a much much more relaxing experience for $120.\" Thick painted on smile. \n\nI get it. You want to up sell me. So I ask what's the difference. The answer: Spa Chair. That's it? WTF. $55 bucks for a spa chair. No thanks. So I politely decline and get a look like I am the cheapest bastard in the world. Whatever. Just fix my feet, please. \n\nI return for my appt and am greeted by a less than friendly clinician. She then does the same up sell speech, showing me the spa chairs. (which are in no way gold plated)  Annoying. No thanks. But seriously, Paris, a rolling stool with no back in the middle of the main hallway? That's my $65 option?  It was like the pedi of shame.  I had to keep myself from rolling around while all of the other people walk by wondering what I was oing in the middle of the hallway. \n\nThat said, I was determined to enjoy myself despite them and the pedi itself came out fine. \n\nWhen I went to check out, the price came to $80ish. I said, \"I thought it was $65?\" They say, we automatically charge a 15% gratuity. Huh? Where do you get off deciding how much I give for gratuity?  It's not like I was a table of 6 or more.I was going to tip 20% but now you can all suck it. \n\nAnd for that, 2 stars!!!