Very difficult to use. No English translation…read more Requires coins, no electronic payment.

The new owner is very nice! The place is newly renovated and the machines are super clean and easy…read moreto use

After a long morning or exploring Reykjavik, the Laundromat was a chill spot to sit, rest, and…read moreenjoy a beer and some great food. We stumbled past the storefront while walking on a food tour or Reykjavik (something you MUST try), and the exterior was so inviting that we made a note that we needed to return. The inside is fun and vibrant. The ROYGBIV bookshelf bar counter is pleasing to the eyes, and the jet red chairs and chairs and lamp shades give a vibe of a cozy yet trendy coffee shop. The food was incredible and was affordable. You should definitely try one of the local beers. I'm not lying when I say, Iceland Beer is some of the best beer I have ever had, and I'm bummed you can't find it in the states. Viking beer was my absolute favorite. This location was very welcoming and the staff extremely hospitable. It's also located in the heart of Reykjavik. It's a must try place if you find yourself in the land of Fire & Ice! Cheers!!

Easy to find because the surrounding restaurants and shops are dark colored and the red colored…read moretheme of this cafe stands out. I get extremely paranoid when traveling about running out of clean clothes. So a few days into our stay in Scandinavia, I was already looking to clean some clothes. After some research on "montvask " places in Copenhagen, I found the Laundromat cafe. The guy was nice to instruct on the use of the machine. It only takes 10 DKK coins and the soap comes out of the machine so I was relieved because I did not bring any detergent. The cashier was nice to give me change. The wash is 50 DKK and the dry cycle was 10 DKK for 7 minutes. I had a small load and it is a huge dryer so it took my clothes only 7 minutes to dry anyways. While waiting for the laundry to finish, you can sit inside and enjoy the free internet. Or you can eat in the cafe. We did not try the food as I wanted to try next door's food which I bookmarked via Yelp. There are also boutique shops to peruse while waiting for your laundry.

Not a bad place to do your laundry. Paid a 150 krones for 2 loads of wash and 1 dryer. Not bad…read more The area wasn't bad: been in worse areas. Owner was great help since I don't speak any Norwegian. I would give it a 4 star (BUT) had some funny people hanging around.

There is a big laundry robot in the middle of the room. It…read morecontrols the washers, dryers, and soap dispenser. Pretty fucking cool.

I arrived in Copenhagen with a load of laundry. My hotel has a service that I could have used to…read morewash one load for $76! So I searched for a laundromat using Apple Maps. The first place I went to was closed and looked perhaps permanently closed, but then I found Møntvask (Vascandia). I agree with the reviewer who said the instruction are a bit opaque, but you can use your Google Translate camera feature or, if you were lucky like I was, have a nice elderly Danish man help you. Once figured out, the system is easy and best of all you can pay with a credit card (tap and go). This added feature was greatly appreciated since I only had Euro in cash and the machine only takes coins. The machine came with its own soap (which was a nice touch) and the dryer dried even jeans in 24 minutes. The cost was about $12 total. Also, unlike the substantive other review here, I found this laundromat to be clean and comfortable.

We walked to this address and only found an apartment building. NO laundry. We are leaving…read moreCopenhagen without finding an easy solution to getting our laundry done.

Standard laundromat with no bells and whistles. Pretty clean with some local art on the wall for…read moresale. Tables for folding. I was staying at the AC Hotel Bella Sky and their laundry pricing was way too high (e.g., 75 kr for a single shirt, 35 kr for one pair of underwear) so I Ubered here for 77 kr. A large wash costs 44 kr, detergent is 4 kr for a cup and drying is 20 kr. The whole thing, including Ubers, cost around 212 kr. or $32. All of the signs are in Danish so install Google Translate or the like on your phone before coming. It's relatively easy. Put your laundry in the washer you want, insert your money into the main machine near the front door and select the number of the washer unit. (LA people: it's akin to selecting your spot when paying in a public parking lot.) Then go back to the unit and select the settings you want. My wash took about a half hour, drying took a bit longer. Way cheaper than using the hotel service if you have 90 mins to spend. I wouldn't venture too far outside of the laundromat but there is a Chinese restaurant right next door if you're hungry.