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.

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.

We come from San Francisco. We use a laundromat there. It's very different here. You can't put…read morecoins on the machine you are using. They use a central pay machine. See pics for pricing. You can only pay for one machine at a time. Cash only. It's very expensive. 1 Euro for 7 minutes for the dryer. It only costs about $0.25/8 minutes in San Francisco. However, it is less expensive than having our hotel do our laundry. Also, there was a very small table to fold your laundry. Underneath the table are trash bins.

Nice little place to do your laundry especially if you are traveling. This place is completely self…read moreserve without any attendants inside. For English speaking travelers, follow the simple instructions below to complete your wash and dry. There is an English instructions on the wall but mine is better. :) 1) At the washing machine, press the yellow button with the key picture to open the door. 2) Put the clothes in the washing machine. 3) Select your washing program from 1-4 on the washing machine. 4) Go to the machine that says "Paiement" 5) Now buy the detergent by punching in the number associated with the detergent type. (The detergent machines have numbers associated just like all the machines here) 6) Put the detergent in the detergent slot. 7) Now go back to the "Paiement" machine and select the washing machine number and pay. 8) Come back to the washing machine and press "Start". 9) For the drier, same thing. Just type in the number in the payment machine and insert 1euro. Each euro is for 10mins. Repeat the process until clothes are dry. *Remember to bring coins for the drier! For washing, the machines takes paper money.

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.

Needed to do laundry while on vacation in Paris and hotel did not have facilities. This place…read moreworked just fine. Credit card for detergent, washers, dryers. Lovely neighborhood. Cafe nearby where I had a drink to pass the time.

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.

Push; when you get to the door make sure you push if it's not open already, we almost left because…read morewe didn't push we tried pulling the door so we stood outside for a few minutes thinking we were to early right when we were going to leave we pushed and viola . This a nice clean laundromat. #35 did not dry my clothes at all disappointing. Had to pay again for a different dryer. Everything is pretty easy as far as use. Even in French it's pretty easy to figure out. There is English writing on the wall for basic directions. There is one central pay station, make sure that you have all your clothes and soap in the machine already. The washer will start automatically, the dryer once you pay you will just have to push start (make sure to select your heat). They have a few little bins for use to transport your clothes from machine to machine.

We was in Paris visit and this is spot was awesome. Easy instruction on how to use their automated…read moresystem. Payment option was very convenient as the take credit/debit card and also you can use Apple. Great spot to do your laundry when in the area to save money.

- Locale Destination - It's on rue de Jouy in…read moreSaint-Gervais, Paris. In more residential area, though a big street was super close. Service: coin laundry only. They don't do dry cleaning service. the owner speaks English a bit. He helped which one to use and how long I should use for dryer etc. very helpful. Washer: 2 sizes I think. €7/11. Price: €7 for 1 regular size washer. A few € for dryer and detergent. It's like Italy price. Laundry products at supermarket aren't so cheap, so buy it here if you were a tourist. - Conqueror's Deduction - It's cheaper and faster than hotel dry cleaning services. All the laundry except for dry cleaning is done here!

Jean Claude is perhaps the owner, very nice gentleman with a welcoming smile. Practice your French,…read moreno English spoken here. I used a translation app at one point. The shorter gentleman at the computer is there most days and is very helpful. We visited this facility weekly for a month. *For a family of four, we used the largest washer for our dark clothing (15kg for 8.50€) and neutrals, whites 4€ for 7kg machine and 1.5€ for soap for both machines provided upon request. The gentleman run the machines...load the clothes, tell what temp is best and pay. Then take a walk to the local boulangerie at the Saint Paul station for a yummy treat and coffee while you wait 35 minutes for the clothes to dry. Return to move clothes to the dryer or pay an additional 4+€ and one of the gentlemen will do so for you and then pack the clean clothes into the bag/luggage/IKEA tote you've brought. *The dryers cost 0.80€ for 7 minutes. They are very hot, hang your delicates and shrinkage-prone items to air dry in your hotel room/rental, lol. 56 minutes of dry time was perfect to dry heavier items from the 15kg washer and 35 minutes for the 7kg dryer. There is a third dryer, but is reserved for use by the gentlemen. *SUGGESTION: arrive when they open, one or two people ahead of you means long wait for one of two dryers. If the clothes are not yet dry, one can add additional time...just when you thought the dryer is free for use. Pay for an additional 7 minutes if you are unsure. Evenings can be busy and they close at 7pm.