In as much as one can get excited about laundry places, this one is good…read more Impeccably clean and open until 22:00, it's saved us on more than one occassion. It's got some giant 14kg machines and a vending machine for products too. The walls are adorned in instructions and it's got a giant pressing machine that I have no idea how to use. The family who run the place are absolutely lovely, and it's thanks to them this place stays in such good shape. The location is great, about 30 seconds from place Flagey so its easy to go get an ice-cream or drink while waiting. Just wish they had wifi!

Perfect place to wash and dry, very easy to use washers and dryers. The display offers several…read morelanguages and you can pay by cash or card to use any machine, including to buy soap. Much appreciated by the locals as by the tourists.

Well, never expected to write a 5 star review for a laundromat in Brussels Belgium but this place…read morewas so easy to use, instructions in English, great location and pay by credit card. Started a load, walked to the peeing boy statue, had a waffle and beer came back and dried the clothes and back to the hotel. €5 for standard washer and €12 for the XL but you need your own detergent.

We were on a 10-day jaunt through Belgium and knew halfway through we would need to wash our…read moreclothes. When we started researching laundromats (vs sink hand-washing) we found this one down the street from our hotel. It's not even a 5 minute walk from Central Station. The instructions were a liiiiitle hard to read because they weren't all in English but we managed! We will definitely use this spot for our next trip to Brussels.

Excellent location, machines are easy to use (although the instructions are only in French and…read moreDutch/Flemish for the most part). Only issue is that the indicators as to which buttons control which dryers are not clear. There were little arrow stickers, but unfortunately they have been mostly peeled off. Here's a hint: the left panel controls the lower dryer and the right panel controls the upper dryer.

Wonderful collection of designer deadstock. I especially like the Dries Van Noten fabrics and the…read morebutton collections. Shipping is very reasonable.

High fashion fabric outlet for professionals and non-professionals providing large or small…read morequantites. Special service offered to young designers and start ups. On request only.

I was on back to back trips. Exactly the service I needed. Socks, underwear, shirts and t shirts…read more Collected the next day.

What ever you do do not give themm anything to dry clean as they litetraly distroy your goods and…read morerefuse to take responsability for it. Charged me more than 600 euros to clean my curtains than came back after more than a week totaly distroyed. They have shrunk more than 10 cm both in lenght and width. Have become like cardboard and lost their shine. When contacting the management at De Geest about this I was rudely told it was my fault for having bought this type of cheap fabric (they just happen to be Osborne & Little by the way. Only 1600 Euro fabric not counting the confection) and were totally unwilling to recognize their error blaming it on the fabric producer. Thiey offered no compromise or solution. Sufice to say: Unless you look at being abused and have your stuff distroyed; Stay away!

I brought in two shirts to wash and fold. They did a decent job, and did so on time. HOWEVER, the…read moreprice was extremely high: 8 euros per shirt! This is what you would expect to pay at a hotel, not at a normal shop.

Solid choice in an area with few laundromats (that I could find). Clean, lots of washers and dryers…read moreavailable on a Tuesday afternoon. No laundry soap for sale though, and it's a bit pricey (€3.50/wash token, €0.70/dry token... You'll need one or two to wash depending on the size of the washer, and at least four towns to dry a small wash). Beautiful area though, really pretty to just sit and wait on a nice, sunny day. Felt safe here, although there's nowhere to go (again, that I could find) for a coffee while you wait.

Speedy Wash was very clean and not crowded. Instructions were in French, Dutch, and English. The…read morepay machine gave change (I wasn't sure that it would). There was a little market nearby where I grabbed a sandwich and soda. I felt perfectly safe to leave my clothes while they were washing. Others were doing the same. But the highlight of my visit was the kindness of other customers (3 different men). One must have seen me looking a bit lost and tried his best to explain to me what to do next in French. Then a young man who spoke some English offered to let me use his detergent when he saw me about to purchase some. As I was folding my laundry, I had a pleasant conversation (in English) with a man who runs a local B&B. It was a delightful experience!

Altough, the other laundromat was cheaper if you keep walking 2 blocks more, it did the job. Got…read morethe clothes clean. Change machine and vending machine for soap were present. There's also a large press. Nothing else to do, really, but to leave and go to the bakery and cafes nearby then come back when your laundry needs to be transferred or picked up.