Diamonds is a full-service hair salon. Pros: The space is very attractive, everything is new and clean. The stylists here have years of experience and do a very good job. I've been to Sundea García many times. She's good at cuts and especially good at color. Y habla español. Cons: The selection of retail products is minimal. It's also rather small and can feel cramped if too many people are there. The only real waiting area is across the hall in the fitness & physical therapy center (where Fox news seems to constantly be on the TV). Each stylist seems to have a loyal following and stay busy, so walk-ins might have a hard time getting in. The most unique thing about this salon is that it's in a hospital. Not only is this a very out-of-the-box concept in this region, but it is an excellent amenity available to patients and their visitors. Having been both patient and visitor, I can assure you that there's nothing like being getting your hair and nails done to make a girl feel human again! Every hospital should offer this. And of course, the salon is open to the public... you don't have to be hospitalized to use it. There's a parking lot on the north side for the salon and fitness/PT center.
Google: 4/5
Diamonds is a full-service hair salon. Pros: The space is very attractive, everything is new and clean. The stylists here have years of experience and do a very good job. I've been to Sundea García many times. She's good at cuts and especially good at color. Y habla español. Cons: The selection of retail products is minimal. It's also rather small and can feel cramped if too many people are there. The only real waiting area is across the hall in the fitness & physical therapy center (where Fox news seems to constantly be on the TV). Each stylist seems to have a loyal following and stay busy, so walk-ins might have a hard time getting in. The most unique thing about this salon is that it's in a hospital. Not only is this a very out-of-the-box concept in this region, but it is an excellent amenity available to patients and their visitors. Having been both patient and visitor, I can assure you that there's nothing like being getting your hair and nails done to make a girl feel human again! Every hospital should offer this. And of course, the salon is open to the public... you don't have to be hospitalized to use it. There's a parking lot on the north side for the salon and fitness/PT center.