I enjoyed the company. Everyone helped everyone out. Very welcoming. The instructions were in…read moreEnglish and easy to figure out. The pictures on the display screen were easy to figure out.

Very nice and clean place, free WiFi and helpful and friendly man. The washer is €4.50 for the…read more8kg washer, the drier is €1 per 10 minutes. Unclear if folding is extra, I don't know Italian well enough. They accept cash and coin but no credit cards.

So happy I found this place, It was easy to use very convinient. My son and I were traveling Europe…read moreand of course after a few days laudry needed to be done. I also wanted to show my son and have him experience how to do laundry in a different part of the world. It's easy to do your own laundry. We next next door to change a 10 Euro into coins then put them in the coin change machine and it gives you tokens. The washer are pretty big you can also purchange soap inside the laundry area. Across the street is a small bar that you can go to while you wait for the washer and dryer.

Have a 5 euros bill trying to convert to coin, it just got stocked, there's nobody to talk to in…read morethe business. There's a phone number that you can call but they told me to come the next day to pick it up. I was here just for a day. Pretty poor service, if you can avoid this place, please do.

Clean laundromat and super easy to use. The owner was on-site and really helpful, which I…read moreappreciated since I don't speak Italian. €5 per load for wash and dry is a great deal. Would definitely come back if I'm in the area again.

Typical laundromat with fewer machines than back home, but instructions are in Italian and English…read moreand they use Speed Queen machines. There are 9 front load washing machines and 6 dryers. That presents a challenge when locals bring their washed clothes from home here to dry. I lucked out and was able to snag a dryer and get a load done in an hour. The dryers are powerful and efficient. Probably won't need the full 30 minutes.

4 euro for small wash - takes 40 min 1 euro for 7 min of…read moredrying in HUGE machines. Not overheated either. Machines worked as needed. Would be nice to have a broom to sweep up spilled detergent, but otherwise an easy 2 loads of wash done is less than an hour for about 12 euros.

Cost 4euro for the wash ( smallest machine ) and another 1 euro for 10mins of drying , nothing…read morefancy but it was very clean and everything worked well.

Large & small machines! Very easy to use. Dispenses soap and fabric softener automatically too…read more Only issue is it's too small for the traffic it hosts!

- Select the amount (5.00€ for dryers or 5.50€ for washers)…read more - select the machine 1-12, - and then press start on the physical machine. Washers automatically add detergent during cycle - no need to purchase separately.

Great little laundromat that was a quick walk from the Duomo. Instructions were in Italian and…read moreEnglish.

Successfully washed our clothes when the other place was full…read more However: 1. I'm not saying I felt unsafe, but at one point someone came in and snorted something off his phone and then walked out. It was surreal. 2. The coin machine gives out fake euro coins that are only good in the laundry machines. Very frustrating.

Doesn't get any easier to do laundry in Florence! Just make sure to bring euros and change.read more

My apologies in advance, but I need to air out my dirty laundry…read more Come take a quick spin with me down memory lane and let's have some good ol' fashion Clean Fun. It was a warm sunny day in Florence (Firenze) and we were half way through our tour of Italy. We began our journey in Barcelona and then jumped over to Rome (Roma) and by the time we arrived in the region of Tuscany, my clothes smelled of Spanish Paella & Spaghetti Carbonara. Knowing we had 2 more major cities to hit before returning back home, I knew there was no way Air France was going to believe it was the stinky cheese I bought in Paris that smelled, when it was actually my unwashed clothing in my suitcase, so I made an executive decision... Find the closest Laundromat! I asked the hotel concierge where the nearest laundry facility was and just like that we were off to the Speed Queen. The laundromat was quite clean inside and the washing machine was very efficient. The soap is built in, so there is no need to purchase or add your own detergent. Drying the clothes was a breeze, we just let the dryer do all the work. ;) Afterwards, we folded our delicates, paired our socks and left there smelling like sunshine. My advice. Never overpack while traveling abroad, especially while in Europe. Chances are, there's a laundromat near your hotel and I hear hostels usually have in-house facilities.

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Lovely and efficient service for an affordable price, Emmanuela was fantastic!! We were impressed…read moreby the customer service!

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Here is what you need to know. As of 2023/6 the cost for a 8Kg Load of clothes to wash was 4 Euros…read morefor 30 Minutes. A 25Kg Load cost 8 Euros for 30 Minutes. The dryers cost 4 Euros for 30 Minutes for the 1 Large Capacity Dryer or the 4 Regular Capacity Dryers. Washing and drying supplies are available for Detergent 1 Euro, Softener .50 Euro, and Bays for .50 Euro. There are vending machines with soft drinks for 4.5 Euros. There were locals and tourists using the facilities I also have a picture for the token machine. The tokens have a value of $4 Euro each. The machine took coins,5 and 10 Euro (Bills) for the token exchange. There are benches for waiting. Open 7:30 to 22:30.

A chain of self-service laundromats. Look at my other review for details:…read morehttp://www.yelp.com/biz/wash-e-dry-firenze-2