Matt responded right away. His rates were reasonable and his pick up and delivery service was fast…read more I only wish he offered other payment options. I'd give him five stars if it wasn't for the cash-only payment option. It was a gamble but Matt was very honest.

Though quite the expedition to get there by uber ...we made the trip , which initially seemed close…read moreto our arondisment . Was it worth it ...yes . They cleaned and folded our laundry with care . Nothing was missing and we had 5-6 days worth of clothes cleaned and delivered back to our hotel within 8 hours . The value for the effort was well worth it . Still less expensive then having the hotel launder for you . Next time have them PICK up and deliver as it is the same price .

As a tourist, the English signs make it easier and exactly what we needed and gets the job done…read morefast!

Be careful... I ended up using the pricey washers. Outside if that, quiet area, clean facility. I…read moresat at the outdoor cafe while my clothes washed.

Super clean, great machines and helpful staff. Best…read morelaundromat I've been to. Everything worked.

Just around the corner from our hotel was this great little laundromat. 4 euros for washing clothes…read moreand then only 1.20€ for about 10 minutes. Took two rounds to dry a big load of mostly cotton. In and out in under an hour. Super clean and a nice place to chat with locals if you're not an introvert.

Doing laundry in a foreign country is always a daunting task, especially if you do not understand…read morethe language. Plus the machines do not necessarily operate the way that Americans understand. This is a nice washing faculty, clean, has signs in English, and you can pay with paper bills as well as coins. For three loads of clothes to wash and dry well and purchase soap, expect to pay between €20-25. Wash cycles take about 45 min depending on cycle selected, and drying takes 8 min per cycle. Expect to use at least 2 drying cycles. Be aware that many people in Paris arrive with wet clothes - simply to dry them. So dryers go quickly.

Clean and easy to understand instructions posted on wall. Enter the detergent and softener machine…read morenumbers next to the payment machine to get started. Friendly patrons.

- Locale Destination - It's on rue de Jouy in…read moreSaint-Gervais, Paris. In more residential area, though a big street was super close. Service: coin laundry only. They don't do dry cleaning service. the owner speaks English a bit. He helped which one to use and how long I should use for dryer etc. very helpful. Washer: 2 sizes I think. €7/11. Price: €7 for 1 regular size washer. A few € for dryer and detergent. It's like Italy price. Laundry products at supermarket aren't so cheap, so buy it here if you were a tourist. - Conqueror's Deduction - It's cheaper and faster than hotel dry cleaning services. All the laundry except for dry cleaning is done here!

Cette entreprise était liée au lancement d'un service et à l'utilisation de faux réviseurs pour…read moretransmettre l'intégrité.

We were just there on May 2023, and the machines were reliable and easy to use. The space was clean…read moreand machines were all in good condition. They had machines that could accommodate large, small and medium loads of laundry. And you could pay with card. A convenient 1 minute walk from Boulangerie Emmanuel Martin, which has tasty pastries you can munch on while you wait. :)

Excellent choice for bistro style high end seafood Great…read morewine list Try the things you can't get in the states like Blue Lobster and Razor Clsms.

One of the best seafood restaurants in Paris with an excellent selection of fresh oysters from all…read morethe regions in western France. It was so good we went twice in a week. Highly recommended.

3.75 stars Pros: Very reasonably priced, kid-focused…read morephilosophy, fun Cons: No stroller parking, many of the toys have seen better days, not spic-and-span Café Zoîde is a philosophically outstanding play space for kids with a small café for adults. It is an association, and parents and kids who are members are encouraged to participate in helping manage every aspect of the café. The woman who opened it specifically focused on creating a space to support the lower income families in the area, and she's done amazing work. For just 2€ per day, kids have access to a full range of activities (music, art, etc.), a large-ish play space, and can even eat (vegetarian!) lunch together (additional, but low cost). The first floor is the café and kitchen where you can get drinks (no alcohol, mint tea for only 1€) and small snacks. Upstairs is the play area. This place draws a distinctively granola crowd. It's not a sip tea while your well-behaved and meticulously-groomed child plays quietly in the corner type of place. It's a full-on PLAY space. Prepare to be overwhelmed your first time. It's loud and crazy. Things are going on all day long and you feel like you've joined a giant family as soon as you walk in the door. Just go with it, step outside and look at the canal (or go down to Bar Ourcq) when you need a breather, and head back in for more fun when you're ready. Note that the café has been closed for renovation since January 2013 and as of this review has not yet re-opened. Their website says they will re-open in May 2013.