Extremely clean laundry with modern, efficient washers and dryers machines with payment by cash or…read morecard. I was grateful for the help provided by the on-site attentant; she was pleasant and extremely helpful. I was travelling and not familiar with the operation of the washers/dryers; her help made my task easier.

Super clean, great machines and helpful staff. Best…read morelaundromat I've been to. Everything worked.

Coin-operated Laundromat. Instructions in French and English. Very clean (everything, washers,…read moredryers, tables, floors, windows), very well lighted, two sizes of washers (six-kg (€5) and ten-kg loads (€9.20), laundry soap (€1.10 for two pods) and fabric softener (€.60) available, good dryers (€1.20 for 12-minutes), two folding tables, five chairs. Frankly, after 20-days on the road, it was an absolute pleasure to find such a nice facility in the Trocadéro District of Paris, especially with the prices charged for hotel laundry. I would return without hesitation. Five Stars.

We were staying close by and needed to do laundry (the hotel only had a dry clean service). Found…read morethis laundromat, it was very clean, and affordable. The attendant was very helpful, spoke several languages (including English), and walked us through how to use the equipment. Could not have been a better experience!

The situation: find a local coin-op laundry or pay $100 to have the hotel wash your stinky…read moreT-shirts. Found Julice Laverie and my problems were almost solved. TIP #1: they only accept coins. No bills, no cards. I didn't know that, but luckily the cafe across the street made change for me. TIP #2: don't be afraid to ask the employee for help. I'm not ashamed; I did! She showed me how it's done. Turns out there's one machine that collects coins for everything...detergent, washer selection, and dryer selection. First, was buying the detergent. Pay for it with the one machine that accepts coins for everything then the detergent pops out of a vending machine a couple of feet away... detergent comes in two alka-seltzer type tablets. One tablet goes in each side of the machine's soap tray. Second, remember your washer's number and select it from the coin-pay machine, then hit the green button on your washer and you're all set. Dryer is the same process. About 4.5 Euros for the wash and the dryer charges by time. I think it's about 1 Euro per 10 minutes. Hope this helps! Julice Laverie... FINALLY, I can afford The French Laundry I

Great laundry mat and clean. Takes Apple Pay and Euro, 13 washers and 7 dryers. Located in a…read moregreat, safe part of Paris.

Visiting Paris, needed a wash and went to this establishment. No English printed but was easy to…read moreuse. Thank you!

Easy to use, clean, centrally located. This laundromat worked well for me. Avoid weekends when…read morelocals are trying to get laundry done. Winter can be a little busier when locals bring wet laundry to dry in the dryers.

Nice and clean laundromat which is easy to use and has plenty of machines. Prices are reasonable…read more.. Around 6 euro to wash and dry a load.

Does everything you need it to! As others have noted, instructions are en français. 8 dryers (2…read moreare hidden behind a wall), lots of washing machines.

This was a very clean establishment. The machines were easy to follow. The laundromat was very…read moreclose to the CitizenM hotel.

This is a self service washing station. It is super easy to use. You can buy detergent here or…read morebring your own. Easy as pie! Load your machine, pay for your machine up front, start wash.

Well, this place worked quite well, and meant that I only needed to use two washing machines as…read moreopposed to, well, all of them. Not too pricey, and definitely washing machines that were large enough to do some rather big loads (as is the case when I end up travelling around for an extended period). It wasn't too crowded either, so that also adds to the usefulness of the place. Oh, and I should also mention the dryers, though make sure you don't rush them either.

Tiny laundromat near the Louvre in a small square surrounded by Cafes. Instructions in French and…read moreEnglish so it was to figure out. They have big machine with powder detergent you can buy and little cups for measuring. They also have a couple baskets to put clothes in dryer. Hidden little gem. Had to do some serious map reading but we found it and well worth the walk.

Jules, was a great help. Being from the US and needing to do a couple of quick rounds of laundry to…read morelast us on our trip he was very helpful. Jules offered up a couple of of his favorite location to visit the unique architectural design of his home Country. Thank you!

It's a small laundromat but they have another location if you're needing larger than a 6kg load…read more It's actually very easy to use. 1. open door. 2. put clothes in washer. 3. close door. 4. select program (whites, colors, color-fast, synthetic fabrics, fine synthetics, & wool...each has different times for how long it washes for & how hot the water will be) 5. put the soap in 6. pay at the automated pay machine. If you need soap tablets, you type in the number on the pay machine of the soap dispenser machine and then put in 1-2 Euros and the soap machine will drop a packet with two soap tablets in it. The numbers are on the washers and dryers so whichever machine you need to start or add time to, you just type the number in the pay machine and it will either start the washer or add time to your dryer. I thought the wash machines went forever but we did pick the colors options which was like 50 mins or so. The dryers are very hot and actually dry very fast. The laundromat can get kind of crowded though as there are more washers than dryers. People will take your clothes out of the dryer if they are done, so be sure to be back at the laundromat before your clothes are dry if you don't like other people handling your clothes. Overall, it was only about $4 Euros to wash and a few Euros to dry. Don't worry about exact change as the pay machine gives change. It was perfect for those who are backpacking/travelling around Europe if you don't want to wash your clothes in a sink somewhere.