This place is super interesting and quirky. The university students probably frequent this place a…read morelot, as I would have if I was fortunate enough to study in this awesome town. The spot allows you to do laundry and eat at the same time. I had the chia seed yogurt dish. Pretty filling and healthy, so good for a vacation if you're trying to take a break from the sweets.

I ordered a brunch there and the portion was huge. The idea…read moreof grabbing something to eat while waiting for your laundry to be done is great. Make sure you set a longer time on the dryer if you want your clothes completely dried. The price of doing laundry is reasonable considering the location and the cleanliness of the place. You don't even have to buy any detergent as it is included in the price! ( 5 euro for washing and 2.5 euro for drying per load)

It's hard to get excited about laundry, especially since it's my least favorite domestic chore…read more But this simple and clean coin laundry is as good as it gets...and that's especially awesome in Belgium because every other laundry place I've been to is as bad as it gets. For 12 Euros I washed two loads (30 minutes) and dried those loads in two separate dryers (10 minutes + another 10 minutes for the jeans and towels together). Finishing all my laundry in under an hour in Belgium is a small miracle. And this is possible because the washing machines are new and high efficiency, and the dryers are the awesome hot air kind that ACTUALLY DRY YOUR CLOTHES instead of the standard Belgian crock pots used for dryers that just cook your clothes for two hours. Furthermore, the shop has great hours for Belgium (everyday from 7a to 10:30p), is very close to the U Gent dorms, and is conveniently located next to two (horrible) grocery stores and several other shops (that are usually closed, of course). I'll be taking all my dirty clothes business to Green Wash from now on!

Last 4-5 times I've been there it was smelling like cigarette smoke inside. Last time I washed my…read moreclothes and dried them when I got home I realized that they were smelling like an ashtray. They were not wearable. 2 hours and money lost, and I had to wash them again.

Clean laundromat close to city centre. Token machine only takes cash. Washing machines only use…read moretokens & driers token or one euro coins. Close walkin distance is a restaurant Boem Patat that is a great place to wait out the wash cycle.

The "Wassalon" was clean but it was confusing to several tourists when it came to paying for the…read moreuse of the washing machines. They only accepted credit cards, even though their internet site stated that they accepted cash or credit cards. The instructions on how to pay with a credit card were a little confusing to some people.

Great clean and convenient laundromat. Located near the Heritage Hotel and Hotel Marcel. It is very…read moreclean and tidy. The washers dispenses the soap and you pay by credit card. No cash or coins. There is even an iron for use. In Aug. '23 a small load cost 7€ and 10 min. Drying 5€. There are 6 washers and 6 dryers. It became busy after 11:00 and people were waiting for a washer.

I found this laundromat while on travel. It's cash only even though there is a tap to pay machine…read morebut it doesn't work. They sell detergent in a vending machine and you control the washer and dryer through one central center. It's 6 euros for a small load and 12 euros for a large load. The dryer is one eoro for 8 minutes. I did one large load and it took 24 minutes to dry. At the payment center you enter your money, which can be coin or cash, then enter the number of your machine and hit the green check. Then you can start your wash or dry. Pretty convenient to use during travel and everything inside is clean. There is one sign in English and everything else is in Dutch so translating apps help.