Great technology and easy to use. Quality equipment. Plenty of washers and dryers…read more In a great location.

Unclear instructions. Hard to figure out. Paying separately for washing, drying and laundry soap…read more Usually soap is included. Unclear that you use a different money slot for the soap located where you pay for the wash but the soap is dispensed in a different machine. Cash only although the site indicated credit cards were accepted. Mostly really hot wash cycles which to an American is not clear so be sure to choose the right temperature. Or ask the helpful lady who works here.

Reasonably priced, brand new quality machines, helpful service if you need it (Hafaza was…read moreterrific). Normal load takes 38 minutes and dryer can be purchased in 10 minute increments (credit card friendly but all instructions are in German so you may need to ask for help). Really clean facility - could get pretty warm in there on a hot day (went in the morning).

I am an American that does not speak any German. It was pretty straightforward. The place was clean…read moreand all of our clothes were done very quickly.

With only an elementary conversational level of German language skills and no knowledge of Deutsche…read moreor European laundromat machines, I was especially appreciative of the ladies who were very helpful and walking me through the process. I paid €4 per load (and I had three including the bedding and fabric shower liner from the dorm). They informed me the washing phase would take approximately 45 minutes and that they had a machine for kaffe if I wanted something to drink while I waited. I did see that they had drop off service. I might consider using this next week when I have, perhaps, a day or two where I can wait to pick them up. From what I saw hanging, they seem to do a very good job cleaning and pressing dress shirts and jackets.

This is a gigantic laundromat and we don't need that but they also do dry cleaning and laundry…read moreshirts, which we do use now and then. They are quick and so far we're happy with the results. Prices are okay. The opening hours refer to the self-service laundry, the manual service is currently open Mon-Fri 08.00 - 20.00, Sat 08.00 - 16.00, Sun 11.00 - 16.00.

Closest location to our hotel and was exactly what we needed. 4 open washers and 2 dryers…read moreafterward. Easy to use, clean and reasonably priced.

Eco-Express Stopped…read moreby at Eco-Express on July 27, 2018, for my first German public laundry experience ("Waschsalon") as my hotel did not have laundry service. Using Yelp as my guide, I walked the 1.2 km from my hotel to Eco-Express. Upon arrival at Eco-Express, which is located in a good neighborhood, I found a very clean self-serve laundry facility, with 20 washing machines but only 8 dryers. There was no attendant. All of the signage was in German, but luckily with self-explanatory diagrams that even I, as a native English speaker with no German, could understand. (Yes, it would be nice if there were English signs up, as several people came to Eco-Express while I was there, all of whom were English speakers and all of whom were trying to figure out how the laundry worked). So how does the laundry work? You put your clothes & detergent into the clothes washer, note the machine number, go to the central payment machine, put in money (coins or €5 or €10 bills), push the button corresponding to your washing machine, then walk back to your washing machine, select the cycle, push start. My colour wash cycle, on what I assume was the medium temperature, took 45 minutes. If you need detergent or softener, you get it from the detergent vending machine located right beside the payment machine. Same process: you put your money into the central payment machine, push the button for either colour clothes detergent (colorwaschmittel), white clothes detergent (vollwaschmittel), or softener (weichspuler). The detergent vending machine then fills the little blue cup, you take the blue cup to your washing machine, pour the detergent into the washer machine's detergent compartment, and then return the blue cup back to the central detergent vending machine. The dryers work the exact same way. Load the dryer, go to the central payment machine, insert your €1, push the button that corresponds to your dryer, return to your dryer, push the button for the cycle you want (there are 3 heat settings), then push start. For €1 you get 15 minutes of dryer time. Note: the laundry does not sell anti-cling or dryer sheets. Cost for one load of laundry in the washing machine was €3.50, detergent was €.50 & dryer was €1. There is no "drop off" laundry service here. Note: washing machine is €3 per load before 10 AM. Hours of operation are 6 AM to 11 PM everyday. There are no washroom (toilet) facilities. Overall, easy once the process is understood.

The place is small and limited in machines but very clean and pleasant. There is a cafe across the…read morestreet if you're looking for a bite. The attendant was very nice and helpful even with the language barrier. For American travelers please note that 3 loads was 18 euros. This may be more than what you're used to, especially 2,50 for 40min of drying time. I was told the machines self regulate the drying time but my clothes were not dry and I had to run the machine again. Very expensive. :( Butttt the washing powder seemed like a steal at 2 pods for 0,50 euro. I used 1 pod per wash. Hope this helps and safe travels!

Dry cleaner, laundromat and wash and dry service. We used it for wash and dry, dropped off 1 weeks…read moreworth of laundry for 2 people and it was ready 4 hours later for only $12. Highly recommended! The women who work here are very nice but don't speak any English.

As the other reviewer mentioned, the woman that works here is absolutely delightful. We speak very…read morelimited German and she treated us very well, making sure that we were set up to properly launder our clothes. In just 35 minutes our clothes will be ready for drying, and there are large tumble dryers in the back that we will use. I highly recommend coming to this laundromat if you are visiting Munich.

It's day 4 of our trip, and we've been on the go since we landed. Since we still have 10 days left,…read morewe decided to make this our "down day" and just relax. It was another overcast day, so we decided to do a load of laundry, consisting of a 4 pairs of jeans, a bunch of shirts, socks and underwear... Filling up a relatively large reusable bag I had brought from home. We located a city "waschcenter" on Yelp, which was about 2 blocks from our hotel. The facility is open from 7:00 am until midnight everyday, and they offer drop off service if you don't want to wait. In addition, they offer dry cleaning and shirt pressing in 24-hours. Supposedly they have a facility at the Central train center, too. We were there on a Thursday around 11:00 am and there was only 1 other couple there, who were Americans visiting from upstate New York, and they stop here during their annual visit to the city. They walked this rookie though the process and we chatted while waiting for our laundry. We picked a washing machine, loaded the clothes, remembered the machine number and went to the pay kiosk. The regular washing machines were €2,00 to wash (jumbo loading machine €4,00). The kiosk did provide change by pushing the red button on the top. Adjacent to the kiosk was laundry soap that dispense in a cup for €0.50. After paying, we went back to the machine to add soap, and selected the cleaning cycle. After the wash was complete, we used one of the blue containers provided to transfer the wet clothes to the drying room. Just like in the wash cycle, you select a dryer, pay the kiosk for the correct machine, return to the dryer and select the heat cycle. It's €1,00 for 10 minutes and it took 3 cycles to completely dry our clothes. No one likes to do laundry, but I did have a positive experience using this place. Now we have clean clothes for the second part of our trip!

Was a good place to wash your clothes. 15 euro for a drop off, about 6 euro for do it yourself. In…read morea sketchy part of town, but they were nice and helpful. Get to meet lots of world travelers! Check it out.

Leave it to Yelp to help find a laundromat! This laundromat is about a 20 minute walk from the main…read moretrain station but I wanted to walk so I did. Now if you don't read German this laundromat will be difficult to use. There almost isn't an English word in the place lol. So this is what you do: 1.Pick the washer you want. Load it. And remember the number of your washer! 2.Go to the steel payment machine near the door. Look up your washer number so you know how much it costs. Place those coins in the payment machine. Then press the button that is illuminated green. Your machine is now activated. 3. Put your pre wash in bin #1, soap in bin #2 4. Press "Normalwasche" 5. Press the start button. Update: As with most laundromats in Germany the dryers do not seem to work the first ten minutes. It's like the dryer is not hit at all. The dryers in this laundromat is particularly bad. Expect to pay 3 Euro or more to dry your clothes. The drier follows the same procedure. This laundromat isn't fancy but it gets the job done. I actually had to have a nice elderly lady who spoke no English help me figure all of this out. Danke!

Compared to the ironing services nearby with fabulous result. Still it could be more accurate, but…read morefor general business purpose it perfectly works out. I like that each shirt is fixed by a paper strap. The business hours are hard to make for working people (that need this services).