Highly modern laundromat. Accepts cash, credit and contactless. Let's you buy laundry detergent…read more Has English alongside French instructions.

Great spot to catch up on some laundry on my travels, another table to fold things would be nice…read morebut other then that a nice spot

Had to do laundry and I couldn't find a fluff n fold so I found this not too far from the hotel…read more Very clean, state of the art washer and dryers. Four washers and two big dryers in total. Wash was 5 euros a load and the dryer was 1 euro for 8 minutes. Wash included detergent and was finished in 29 minutes. Total time for wash, dry and fold was under an hour. There a boulangerie a few doors down with delicious fresh baked breads and croissants. Eating always makes the wait easier!

I utilized one of Net Laverie's facilities near the Place Gambetta on a Sunday afternoon...which…read morebecame a Sunday evening, as explained below. They had five washers - one of which was for larger loads (18kg) - and three dryers. One of the dryers was non-functional, and a second (which looked like it was well beyond its service life) appeared to have most of the instructions removed from the front. After selecting one of the four standard washing machine for my clothes, I went to a nearby café to wait for the 55-minute cycle to end. When I returned, I was glad to see that I had only 1 minute remaining in the cycle. But the 1 minute remaining seemed to last far more than 1 minute. After 20 minutes of the machine saying it had one minute left, after I attempted to turn off the machine, and after it had become crystal clear that the machine was not going to stop on its own, I called the phone number featured on a poster in the Laundromat to ask for assistance. I was told that somebody would be coming soon. One hour later, that person arrived - all the while, my laundry was still churning away, with '1 minute' remaining on the display. Of course there was no apology for my wasted time - just a Gaullic shrug and the explanation that "C'est dimanche." The person - wasn't clear to me whether he was an owner, a manager, or just a service technician - took a front panel off the machine and managed to reset it. Of course the load of laundry hadn't been completely washed, so I had another 40 minutes of waiting. In total, I spent the better part of 4 hours washing and then drying a single load of laundry. To summarize, I'd avoid Net Laverie if at all possible - their machines impressed me as unreliable, if they're in working order at all; their personnel are less than customer-friendly; and there are much better ways to spend four hours on a Sunday afternoon in Bordeaux. Oh, by the way, although they advertise 'free Wifi,' it's a lie. Actually, it's a Catch-22. In order to get the free Wifi service, you have to establish a login ID and password once you connect with their wireless network. Then, you have to validate the account you just created by way of a special code they send to your email account. Of course, you can't GET to your email account without internet access, which you don't yet have because you haven't validated your account. Sounds like a fairly effective means of avoiding bandwidth problems, oui?

Pro: easy instructions of use, vending machines, public parking available, well lit, free wifi,…read morecoin and bills accepted, small and large machines available, seats available Cons: waze and yelp map not much accurate but you do get there after wondering around (in car), not cheap, floor was dirty due to rain and there is no floor matt and the worst: there is only 3 dryers available. locals wash elsewhere (maybe at home) and come to use the dryers. So if you are washing and want to use the dryer, some locals may be using it and you are stuck waiting for the machine I am paying double and yet I have to wait for them??!! either charge me less, have more dryers only for those who only come yo dry clothes or avoid having these issues

I just wanted to mail some letters. The Post Office was closed, however there were no letter boxes…read moreoutside to mail a letter. That was disappointing.

I had a semi awkward but overall good experience if you omit the awkward part. I thought the…read moreentrance was on the side and when I tried to go in some man asked me if I was there to clean like ???. I found out they didn't open until an hour later so I left and came back. When I returned I was helped by a sweet, sweet older lady and she was so helpful. Afterwards I went a block down and bought myself a croissant. Lovely morning