Small but clean and efficient self serve laundry. While you wait, go up the block and have a pastry…read moreat Julien!

Great self service laundry. Good number of machines. Very clean. Open from 07:30 to 22:00 seven…read moredays.

While on a several week trip throughout France, we needed to do some laundry. Rather than paying…read morethe high cost of a hotel laundry service we found this place. It is nestled in a neighborhood with several bars, restaurants and of course, a patisserie. The machines were very easy to work And took either cash or credit. The machine also provides instructions in English if you select this option. We started to place our items in one of the larger machines until a local pointed out that if we use the medium size machines, the soap was free. Though the place was small it was clean and we were in and out in a jiffy. It's a great option if you do not wish to carry around an XL suitcase while traveling.

A very small place with no place to fold the laundry but clean, cheap and functional. Nice touch…read morethat you don't have to buy soap since it is included. It did the trick and now I can go on for the rest of our trip with clean clothes.

Yay! Found a self-service laundromat. Much better prices than our hotel laundry service.read more

Clean, locals in and out quickly, but not us, guess we used the wrong machines...and we had all to…read morepick when we got here :-( You don't put coins in the machines, put euros in the main panel in front (Centrale De Paiement ), just put the number of the machine 1st, then feed coins till it says 0, put in machine , select type of clothes (colors, whites, etc) press start. Seems #20, 21, 23 are the biggest and fastest (25 minutes) we had small loads (#10 -18) 45 minutes :-( Don't forget to get detergent #32 and fabric softener #33! Overall, once you figure out the machines it's easy. Seems it is customary to acknowledge a stranger when you walk in, then people focus on themselves, but will help, and be friendly about it if you ask. Would give 5 stars if it indicated which machines took soooo loooong!

Well, this place worked quite well, and meant that I only needed to use two washing machines as…read moreopposed to, well, all of them. Not too pricey, and definitely washing machines that were large enough to do some rather big loads (as is the case when I end up travelling around for an extended period). It wasn't too crowded either, so that also adds to the usefulness of the place. Oh, and I should also mention the dryers, though make sure you don't rush them either.

Tiny laundromat near the Louvre in a small square surrounded by Cafes. Instructions in French and…read moreEnglish so it was to figure out. They have big machine with powder detergent you can buy and little cups for measuring. They also have a couple baskets to put clothes in dryer. Hidden little gem. Had to do some serious map reading but we found it and well worth the walk.

My local laundromat. 4 stars because it's conveniently located for me, and there are enough…read moremachines that you are pretty sure to always have one. There are also 6 dryers which are super powerful - you only need to put in about 1€ for 10 minutes and ur stuff will be dry. The only negative part is that the prices recently went up without warning. Used to be 3.30 per regular machine, but once they got the new digital payment machine (which now accepts bills - yay!) prices jumped to 3.60 a regular machine. Laundry detergent and fabric softener also available at .50 cents per dosage. If ever problems with the machines or payment booth, you can call the help phone number listed in the laundromat and someone will be right out to fix it. This place will get the job done if ur in the hood and need to do laundry.

The ability to travel is an amazing blessing, but if your trip happens to be an extended one, you…read morewill not find yourself able to escape the inevitability of doing your laundry. We found this laundromat sufficient for the task. It's well lit, has security cameras, and is located on a busy street so personal safety didn't feel like an issue. We found it to be pretty clean and the directions relatively easy to follow. Although you can bring your own detergent and fabric softener, they are also available for purchase. Either cash or credit cards are accepted. There are 4 stools for sitting and a small folding table is available.

a decent laundromat in Paris within walking distance of my hotel was imperitive to find. This one…read moredid the trick. They sell laundry detergent and allow you to pay for the machines with cash or credit from a central terminal. They have two sizes of washers, a good amount of folding space, and a few chairs for people waiting around for their laundry like me. Overall it was a pretty quick and easy process. A bit more expensive than I am used to here in the states, none the less, it got the job done with no frills and a fairly clean facility.

Jules, was a great help. Being from the US and needing to do a couple of quick rounds of laundry to…read morelast us on our trip he was very helpful. Jules offered up a couple of of his favorite location to visit the unique architectural design of his home Country. Thank you!

It's a small laundromat but they have another location if you're needing larger than a 6kg load…read more It's actually very easy to use. 1. open door. 2. put clothes in washer. 3. close door. 4. select program (whites, colors, color-fast, synthetic fabrics, fine synthetics, & wool...each has different times for how long it washes for & how hot the water will be) 5. put the soap in 6. pay at the automated pay machine. If you need soap tablets, you type in the number on the pay machine of the soap dispenser machine and then put in 1-2 Euros and the soap machine will drop a packet with two soap tablets in it. The numbers are on the washers and dryers so whichever machine you need to start or add time to, you just type the number in the pay machine and it will either start the washer or add time to your dryer. I thought the wash machines went forever but we did pick the colors options which was like 50 mins or so. The dryers are very hot and actually dry very fast. The laundromat can get kind of crowded though as there are more washers than dryers. People will take your clothes out of the dryer if they are done, so be sure to be back at the laundromat before your clothes are dry if you don't like other people handling your clothes. Overall, it was only about $4 Euros to wash and a few Euros to dry. Don't worry about exact change as the pay machine gives change. It was perfect for those who are backpacking/travelling around Europe if you don't want to wash your clothes in a sink somewhere.

The situation: find a local coin-op laundry or pay $100 to have the hotel wash your stinky…read moreT-shirts. Found Julice Laverie and my problems were almost solved. TIP #1: they only accept coins. No bills, no cards. I didn't know that, but luckily the cafe across the street made change for me. TIP #2: don't be afraid to ask the employee for help. I'm not ashamed; I did! She showed me how it's done. Turns out there's one machine that collects coins for everything...detergent, washer selection, and dryer selection. First, was buying the detergent. Pay for it with the one machine that accepts coins for everything then the detergent pops out of a vending machine a couple of feet away... detergent comes in two alka-seltzer type tablets. One tablet goes in each side of the machine's soap tray. Second, remember your washer's number and select it from the coin-pay machine, then hit the green button on your washer and you're all set. Dryer is the same process. About 4.5 Euros for the wash and the dryer charges by time. I think it's about 1 Euro per 10 minutes. Hope this helps! Julice Laverie... FINALLY, I can afford The French Laundry I

Great laundry mat and clean. Takes Apple Pay and Euro, 13 washers and 7 dryers. Located in a…read moregreat, safe part of Paris.