My wife and I just got married in Dublin, and we stayed at the Dylan Hotel. We had a pretty decent size bag of dirty clothes that needed washed and dried, and they were able to do it all in one day AND deliver them to our hotel for only 37 euros! Great service and HIGHLY recommend! read more

Highway robbery. (€26.70) for a plain wool dress with no sleeves or buttons. No price list available and no ability to explain when queried. Service poor (left in early tuesday, not available until Friday). Go somewhere else. read more

This is probably the best cleaners in Dublin. If you have a difficult mark on clothes they'll do their level best to remove it. They offer a friendly and personable service and know many of their customers by name. They clean blinds, curtains and all manner of things and they'll even do laundry. When I was most recently in with them I was getting two sets of Roman blinds cleaned. That would usually take a week but because I was in a hurry they were kind enough to do it in three days. They are not cheap but they are by no means inordinately expensive either and if you have something that needs special treatment I'd almost say you'd be mad to go anywhere else. My two sets of blinds cost €50 and I was quoted €40 from a franchised dry cleaners near my home. I personally wouldn't use them (or any dry cleaners!) for laundry mainly because their speciality is dry cleaning. If it's run of the mill laundry you're after you'll find cheaper (but still very good) laundry services around town. read more

So I'm new in town and currently still in the process of getting settled. Transportation has been a big consideration for me, personally, and I've recently had a bike shipped over to and assembled, here in Dublin. I've never ridden on my road bike in casual/work clothes before, so this was going to be a first. It wasn't until I was about to hang up my khakis that I noticed the wide swath of oil, grime, and mud that had been plastered onto the inside right leg of my trousers--I realized later that the loose fabric had been slapping against the bike transmission, wrapping around the lubricated drive chain and wiping itself on the gears. I quickly soaked the trouser leg in the sink and proceeded to scrub vigorously with various soaps and detergents. Unable to make a significant impact on the blackened patch of fabric, threw it into the washing machine for an extra hot cycle. It came out with no noticeable change. Resigned to the loss of one of my favorite trousers, I somehow managed to come to an utterly asinine conclusion: "I think I got unlucky this time. Next time won't be as bad." Upon losing my second pair of khakis, I decided to postpone bike riding until I obtained a pair of ankle bands. Anyway, the point is--my khakis were, in my consideration, unequivocally and permanently ruined. Walking past Craft Cleaners one afternoon, I was reminded of my khakis. Why not give it a shot? So I dropped off my khakis, fully expecting the worst and knowing that this attempt would be yet another expense. After retrieving my trousers this morning, I was almost afraid to look. I had been reluctant to engender hope in what seemed to be mission impossible. They were firmly pressed and neatly draped over the hangars; at first glance, I could not see any indication of the trauma they suffered. Upon closer inspection, there were a few faint lines and vestigial spots that remained as a reminder of my folly. Nonetheless, the results had far surpassed my expectations and though my khakis are not strictly "as good as new", I am more than satisfied and can definitely continue to wear them in casual situations. The price wasn't cheap but is justified by the quality service. Same-day service is also available, but I chose to wait two days for my trousers. I may not have the budget to visit Craft Cleaners often, but I know who I can rely on for the heavy duty jobs. read more

I had an important meeting in Dublin. I am from NYC. I am very, very anal about my garments being processed the correct way. The day before my meeting, I found some grease on two of my Ralph Lauren Purple Label suits. I'm in Ireland, what do I do? I went to a few high-end clothing stores and asked "what's the best cleaner in Dublin". Every shop mentioned Craft. I brought my suits over. Young lady behind the counter was a sweet as sugar and assured me all would be ok. I get my suits back, one word - PERFECT! Packaged beautiful, stains delicately spotted away. My suits look better than new - no joke. When you value your garments, you have to trust the best. Take this away from this review - take the time, do your research and even if you pay a little more ringer it done right the first time, it's worth it. If Craft were in NYC - I would absolutely bring my garments there. read more

Reputed to be the best dry-cleaner in Dublin I put Craft Cleaners to the test. Don't ask how, but I spilt Lucozade on a cream, silk top that I had borrowed from my mum. Nightmare. Craft saved the day - thanks be to goodness. Craft are famous for taking care of your delicates and they certainly do that. It's pretty expensive though. For my more usual dry cleaning I go somewhere cheaper but for the things that matter, you know you're in safe hands here. read more

I get all my dry cleaning done here. There's another place down the street that's slightly cheaper, but the service is much friendlier at Craft, and they do a better job too. They take credit/laser cards and all the cleaning is done on site so you know what you're getting. The young blond guy is great - he really makes an effort to remember your name if you're a regular. Unfortunately, I've forgotten his. Even if I lived in a different neighborhood, I would make an effort to come to Craft. read more

Craft Cleaners - Laundry Services Near Me - Dublin, D

As part of my honeymoon I wanted to take photos in Ireland. I brought my wedding dress with me but it got all crinkled in my luggage. Luckily I found craft cleaners and they were able to press my dress within few hours (luckily my dress was simple) so it was possible. Thank you so much for pressing my dress in such a short amount of time! read more

€60 to dry clean 2 suits, a shirt and tie. Ridiculous.

Terrible service, terrible staff and a rip off. Left over €100 worth of items in to get fixed. Forced extra dry cleaning charges on me. Charged over €25 to stitch pockets with holes in them. After picking up the items, none of the external stitching was particularly subtle and the pockets still had holes in them. I brought the pockets back and they had the rudeness to claim that the €25 only covered the bottom of the pockets and I would have to pay more to get the rest of the pockets fixed. Outraged, I refused and asked for the owner. Never heard of such an expensive service with poor results and arrogant staff. read more

I had a terrible experience with these dry-cleaners. I brought a coat with a small stain and the man working there said the stain could not be removed. But still charged me over 30 euro! He was initially professional but when I said I was unhappy with the service he became unhelpful and rude. It was quite upsetting as I have never been treated like that in a shop. Please avoid!! read more

Returned to Dublin for a vacation. My wife & I left some clothes in for cleaning. They came back immaculate. We use Craft every time we come to Ireland. I only wish we had a dry cleaners as good as that back in the states. read more

I got my first pay cheque and splashed out on an amazing coat for my graduation. I got a stain on the coat and was devastated so I left it into Craft Dry Cleaners because I had heard such good things about it......WORST EXPERIENCE EVER! My coat came back a completely different colour and was destroyed. The staff were so ignorant and impossible to deal with. It cost 30 euros to get my coat destroyed.A truely devasating experience!Would not recommend this dry cleaners to anyone! read more

AVOID THIS DRY CLEANERS LIKE THE PLAGUE! They are horribly rude, they are massively overpriced and I would not go back there if they were the only dry cleaners in Dublin. They charged me €30 for a handwash for a plain black top! When I queried it and refused to pay, they couldn't have cared less. They were rude and dismissive. Apparently they are known for their crazy prices. Avoid this place. You can get the same service across the road for €8. Ridiculous. read more

Just rang Craft Cleaners to ask about their tailoring service and was pretty shocked by the response I got. Asked when it might be possible to come in. The lady on the phone, the proprietor, said she couldn't make an appointment. Then asked how much the service might cost for two people. The reply was: "I really don't know and, if you don't mind' I'm with a customer so excuse me." Then phone just went dead. No suggestion as to when might be a better time to call back or who to ask for. I live close to Craft and I know their prices, so I'm assuming they're used to money walking in the door. When so many other businesses are struggling though, this seems like a really shoddy way to treat people. Would rather deal with someone decent -- and at a better price. read more

Absolutely dreadful experience. I got my sheepskin jacket cleaned here. It was returned to me with holes in the sleeves and shrunk. When I pointed this out I was treated with disdain. Extreme rudeness and unhelpful. Zero customer service. They suggested that the issue was that the quality of coat wasn't good as it wasn't designer and they still charged me full price. I will never go there again. If they had dealt with the issue and treated me with respect I would not have been as upset. read more

Pitty I didn't review this business before I went there. The staff is rude and not helpful at all and besides cleaning of my coat costed me more than the coat itself and they didn't clean the stain I had on it at all. I certainly won't be coming back. What makes me thinking is, that many people complain here about rudness of the staff and the staff still works there. If I was as rude as them I certainly wouldn't have any job. All together staff - crap, quality - crap, price - horendous! Don't go there if you're looking for quality. read more

All I can say is - don't get them to clean sheepskin rugs. I handed mine in a bit wet with some soup stains (don't ask), They did warn me the stain might not be removed and there might be some shrinkage. I got it back and it was a third of its size and had a weird crinkly feeling to it. Totally useless. It cost 55 euro. For what? It would've been cheaper to throw it away. read more

I called in with my wedding dress to enquire about getting it cleaned. Initially I thought the staff weren't very friendly as I was waiting quite a while to get their attention even though there was a lady free who wasn't serving anyone else. Once someone finally came over to serve me, there were no pleasantries at all, she inspected my dress and then turned her back to me to talk to another lady working there and visibly made up a price for the cleaning. To be honest I was taken aback that the price they plucked out of the air was 195 euro - I thought this was excessive for a simple wedding dress with very limited beading etc. I was fully expecting the price to be expensive but this was higher than the pricing I had seen anywhere online. Despite me trying to enquire more about the price she didn't say another word. She actually just walked away - the only words she said to me was that will be 195 euro. I was fully expecting the price to be expensive but I was really annoyed that she thought I would just hand over the money and my dress which is very precious to me without any advice or comment. I would recommend people take their custom elsewhere. read more