Yep, this is a place where you can go and wash your clothes without having to pay the ridiculous…read moreprices that the hotels tend to charge you. Well, not all hotels, but a large bulk of them. As for a laundromat this place is okay, and has a decent number of washers and driers. There is also a vending machine that you can use to purchase some powers and fabric softeners. One of the big problems I found with this place was that it was a little out of the way of any place where I could go and grab a drink or three while waiting for my clothes to finish washing and drying. Still, the fact that it is much, much, cheaper than the hotel is a bonus in my books.

2 weeks in Europe without washing not ideal. So glad to find this gem. One thing to remember is to…read moretake enough coins. They do not accept cards. One bottle of water later from the friendly shop owner next door and a way we go. They have a vending machine with a few options of soap. No charging stations though so make sure the mobile is charge. Overall good experience

I am suprised that a laundry can offer wifi, comfortable seats inside and outside (when beautifull…read moreweather). The owner even gave me a belgian chocolate (called mignonette) to offer me belgian chocolate experience. Now i buy the chocolates :) and can t live without it.

Used this laundromat while in Brussels for 4 days. The place is Very clean and easy to use…read more Payment pad is not in English but you can figure it out because the instructions over the washers have English instructions. 1 euro per 8 minutes of dryer and a couple more to wash. Also has a vending Machine with detergent.

A nice, fairly clean laundry mat with good machines. The dryer had my fairly large load of laundry…read moredry in less than 30 minutes.

So, there I am in Antwerp for about 10 days and thought I'd try one of the local laundromats. Found…read moreWassalon on Yelp, loaded up my large backpack with over a week's worth of welll worn clothes, and headed off to what turned out to be a nice locale where Wassalon is. The laundromat washers and dryers are coin operated. You can buy clothes washing soap too. Just go to a central coin dispenser in the back and choose the coded machine you are paying for (whether for buying soap or to operate the washer or the dryer). For the soap, it was 1.20 euros. For the washer, it was 4 euros. And for the dryer, it was 2 euros. And the clothes washing machines and dryers are HUGE. Definitely a recommendation ... and can be a more economical option than having (at least for me) over a week's worth of laundry done at the hotel. There is also large counter there to fold your clothes too. And just a few meters outside Wassalon, there are great fresh brewed coffee locations. You can sit outside across the Wassalon too on a park bench vs. sitting inside too. Enjoy!

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)

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.

Worst place to wash your clothes they was supposed to close 9 they they did 8:30 twice my clothes…read morebeen there over night I just went to get a drink across the street it took me 3 minutes the place is dirty the personal is bad they don't provide clear information not answering the phone it's homeless drink and smoke inside it's expensive it's just not worth it.

A perfectly sufficient laundromat, but no frills; I would have dug WLAN or an attached coffee shop,…read morebut at least there's a grocery store down the block. The machines were clean and plentiful, and the owner helpful, but it is a bit noisy and stuffy; I spent much of my time in a park two blocks to the west. Solid but not memorable.

American here using the washing machines. It took 5 euro to wash each load which seems very…read morereasonable here in The Netherlands. Washers are front load high efficiency and they have powdered soap available to buy. Large dryers.