Just moved to Paris and found this on Yelp. Very clean and easy to use once I understood the…read moreconcept. Each machine has a number that corresponds to the main control panel where you pay....push the machine number, put your money in and then go push start on the machine...voila!!!

Laverie libre is the laundromat in france. Search for "laverie" near you to find one…read more This laverie is bright, open all the time and easy to use. There's even a red phone on the wall if you have trouble. But thanks to google image translate I figured it out. 1. Choose the right sized washer for your load. Some machines have a button with a padlock icon. Push it to open the door. HINT: The 8kg machines do a SUPER job of spinning. - equals less money spent on drying. 2. Load your clothes and secure the door. 3. Add your detergent in the top. Detergent goes in the spot with the "II" icon. On some machines it's marked "lavage". 4. Go to the payment machine and at the lower right enter the nunber of your washer/dryer. 5. Pay the indicated amount. Most people I saw today put in their clothes and left. I guess this is a good neighborhood? Still, if you have jeans, know that "used-looking" american jeans fetch a hefty price in paris!! Stay with your clothes. More hints: If you dont want to lug your suitcase around and forgot to bring your big blue ikea jumbo sacks/bags, stop at the register at the neaby monoprix. They have great bafs for 0.90 each. Watch out. These are industrial-grade dryers. Dial the heat knob carefully! Happy washing!

Manteau deterioré !!! On me demande d'écrire sur le formulaire Web ce que je fais et on me répond…read moretrois semaines plus tard que ce n'est pas de la faute du magasin. Limite on m'accuse d'être de mauvaise foi. On ne m'a même pas proposé le remboursement de la prestation. c'est inadmissible je suis FURIEUX !!! Damaged coat!!! I'm asked to write on the web form what happened, and three weeks later I'm told it's not the store's fault. They practically accuse me of being dishonest. I wasn't even offered a refund for the service. This is unacceptable, I am FURIOUS!!!

Clean and easy to use laverie! If you don't have detergent you can buy some from the dispenser on…read morethe wall by keying in the number on the dispenser before starting your wash. The dryers are very fast compared to the wash times, so it was quite affordable. I had a pleasant conversation with a lady who was also doing laundry, very good experience overall.

Convenient and easy to use. If you didn't pack enough clothes for your trip, highly recommend.read more

As others have said. Great little place close to a number of hotels. Doesn't accept credit card as…read moreanother reviewer noted. Get a pizza and wait for your laundry. You're likely to bump into some locals and the odd tourist also doing laundry. Put your laundry into the machine, hit the number and then insert your money. Select your temperature and you're off. Easy enough.

It is clean and convenient. Soap is 1€. Washer ranges from €4--9. Dryer is €1,20 for 10 minutes.read more

Since we were in Paris for 9 nights we had a ton do laundry to do. Casual clothes for being a…read moretourist and dress shirts for dinner outings. We ended up deciding to bring it here for their wash and fold service since we didn't want to waste probably the last sunny day here. Arrived close to opening time, were pleasantly greeted and asked if we could have a same day turnaround. The lady obliged, gathered our clothes, and wrote up a claim ticket. Asked approximately how much our laundry would cost and she quoted us €60 for our 3 bags. Not exactly cheap but then again the facility was clean, tidy, and close to the Hilton Opera. We couldn't figure out exactly how she came up with the quote since she just dropped the bags onto the floor (didn't see a scale on the floor). **Clothes came out smelling great but they lost a sock of mine which they later found stuck in the washer. My advice would be to make sure to take an inventory of all articles of clothing before you drop it off. I believe I saw a rate of €4.99 per kilo but that was at their second location. Still doubtful we had 14 kilos of clothes but I guess we got the "tourist rate."**

I was recommended this laundry by the concierge at my hotel in The Paris Opera district. It didn't…read moreshow up on an initial search of Yelp. The location is handy to local hotels and the Saint Lazare Metro Station. The service was friend, polite and effective. The lady who served me (Sophie) could not have been more helpful. I had a few delicate items to me washed which were completed following the individual clothes washing instructions. Although the wash and fold service wasn't cheap (£30 for 10kgs approx) the finished laundry was clean, neatly folded and ready for my collection at the prearranged time. I would have no hesitation in using or recommending Pressing Le Maoris Pepiniere wash and fold service again whenever in Paris.

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!