Clean place to do laundry. The gentleman who runs it was very nice and helpful. He speaks great…read moreEnglish.

Fantastic service! We were on a two week European trip and our halfway point was here in Prague…read more Excellent customer service and the prices can't be beat. Others in our group paid 10x at the hotel for a fraction of what we were able to get done. Very highly recommended, especially for English speaking tourists.

If you are in Prague and need some laundry done. This is the place to go. She charges about 11$USD…read morefor a basket of clothes. I had a large bag from the hotel that I brought over. The lady is very nice and speaks English and you pay and come back a few hours later and you're all set. Really helps you replenish your supply of travel clothes if you are out traveling for a few weeks.

As difficult as it can be to do laundry in Prague, noted elsewhere, this place is good and…read moreconvenient if you're staying near Vaclavské Náměstí. Or, about a 2-5 minute walk from the metro. The woman working the counter spoke a little English, and was very nice. No problems understanding what I wanted or when it would be done. A little pricey: 550 kč for a load including two shorts and pants being pressed. I think the laundry alone would have been 180 kč, so more reasonable. 3 hours for everything. Done well and on time. If you're staying near Vaclavské Náměstí and need some laundry done, it's worth checking out.

Quick and easy same day service I highly recommended! I got…read moremy laundry done here two times.

While on the road, the one thing the weathered "Road Warriors" like myself that try to pack as…read morelittle as possible and prepare for every situation that might arise, find that at some point there is only so much gortex, quick dry material and teflon coating can do to avoid the inevitable. Which means unfortunately there are some domestic chores that can't be avoided. Especially if you want to remain acceptable to society, unless you are choosing to live among the Gorillas in the mountains of the Congo, which I am pretty convinced there were several that were more interested in approaching me after a good soak in a pond and donning newly washed clothes. Saying that!?!... maybe it wasn't so much my clean laundry soap scent that attracted the gorillas as much as the raw scent of my humanity in the jungle without washing for several days. Come to think of it, even the adolescent gorillas we less curious. WOW! The thought of being rejected by primates is kind of depressing. I guess from the gorillas perspective they're thinking: "Hey! Whoa!...Who that heck is that pink, hairless creature that smells like a cross between baboon butts and hyena breath!?" I digress.. Laundry and the art of cleaning those things we call clothes. Depending where you are in the world, I've come to expect or not expect as the case may be varying levels of laundry services from the outdoor air drying in Thailand, to massive laundry factories of Mumbai India where I recommend you not bring your whitest Charles Tyrwhitt shirts only to have them returned...less white when you dropped them off "dirty"!? I mean "How do you get skidmarks on a white shirt AT THE LAUNDRY for heaven sakes! (I mean all 1,000+ of the Hindu heavens) However, fear not! For there is a laundry service in Prague though only slightly less expensive than my laundry service in LA, and it is faster, cleaner and wrapped up just the way I like it! Yes, the very "stoic?!...Magical Laundry Maven will take your dirty items and return them almost better than new. ... (You'll know what I mean when you meet her) :) Lets just say, she reminds me of a US Immigration & Customs Officer after returning from Amsterdam before marijuana was legal in California. But then again dealing with tourist laundry from around the world, she must have seen some pretty "interesting" laundry. Anyway, She saw my Billa supermarket bag full of clothes, and put two baskets onto the counter which I figured she wanted me to separate them by colors (WHEN WILL CLOTHING SEGREGATION END!?...too soon!?...sorry) and she charged me 500czk upfront. Which I am wondering if it was more about weight then colors... I'm so dim sometimes! Well, next time I will put everything into one basket to see if that makes a different. ...and 3 hours later... VIOLA!... CLEAN, FRESH CLOTHING So the just under $20USD totally worth the hassle of UberPop-ing into Old Town (see what I did there?...UberPop-ing...yeah...well Whatever! Go! Pay! Get Clean! Tell the Magical Laundry Maven Chef Dom says Hi! ...and send me the photo of her face and response! Ciao' (Yes they say Ciao' in Prague) Chef Dom D'Maestro UPDATE! I still have no idea about baskets, color segregation and price, but it still cost 500czk. HOWEVER! I think it was Mamma's daughter and I got a big smile! :D

She's so sweet, dropped of my laundry in the morning and had it ready before closing, not many…read morelaundromats around so this was perfect and I got to explore the city while she handled the laundry. Definitely recommend

I regret handing my clothes to this business they washed the darks, lights and whites together. A…read morepair of blue jeans that were to be washed for the first time tinged all my clothes blue. I would rather take my clothes to a self-serve laundromat. They also were not open at 11am as their business hours indicate. The lady said to come back after2 then turned me down at 3 indicating she is full. She reluctantly took my items. They charge by weight. I paid $25 for a small load.

I'm updating my last review. I don't think it's the lady's fault at all. I don't think they treat…read moreher very well and probably the business doesn't pay very well. She didn't have any help back there and I actually feel very sorry for her. Don't go here they don't have happy employees and it's not their fault anybody would be like that.

This place was great! Fast and quality service. My clothes smell great! I'm backpacking through…read moreEurope and needed a quick place before I left Prague. Glad I found them in the mall. They speak a little English which helped. Got my clothes the next day. Highly recommend!!

You can use your card to get coins. Quick machines and clean place. Automatic soap dispenser in the…read morewashers. The soap is a bit too scented for my liking but other than that, good place.

I don't think I've ever been to a laundromat without anyone working in it before, but this one…read moreappears to be. The smaller washers are 125 czk and do 10 kg. Bigger washers do 18 kg for 175 czk. The dryers are 50 czk for 15 minutes and you can add more time. The big thing to note here is that the machines take tokens, not coins. There's a token machine that you can use with cash or, it seems, card. But if you put in 500 crowns, you're going to get 500 crowns worth of tokens back, so make sure to bring smaller bills.

Convenient but poor value. Washers were big enough but the dryers are horribly expensive when…read moreconsidering they go 8 min for 0.20 czk. As they state - expect up to 40 minutes to dry. And we split our 2 washer loads across the 5 machines. Dropped ~30 USD doing two loads, more expensive than Paris!!

Great place with friendly staff. Only has 4 washers and 2 dryers but you can drop off clothes and…read morepick up later. Cash only (cek).

Wash Fresh is the best laundry place in Prague! Every time I dropped my laundry off it was done in…read moreless than 2 hours!

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