After visiting so many small and crowded laundromats I decided to search for a new one. I actually…read morefound this small laundromat by typing the word for laundromat in German into Google. It's a very small laundromat that opens at 6 a.m. which is great for me because I can get up early before the crowds. The machines are a bit old but the place is generally clean and empty early in the morning. To wash is only 2.50 euro and to dry is only one euro. The seating leaves a lot to be desired as it's simply cheap plastic chairs and a very small coffee table. Nevertheless this laundromat get the job done. And these are the best dryers(get hot and dry fast) I have used in Munich/Augsburg. Oddly enough there is no place to fold your clothes when they are done drying. Just the small table. I would advise the cleaning staff to check some of the corners of the laundromat as it seems a lot of the spiders are having a good time in here laugh out loud.

One of the few laundromats I was able to find in Augsburg. It's right on the tram line…read more That's where the positives end. This is a crowded, too small and terribly run laundromat. First the facility is too small. There are a limited number of washers available and when everyone is there it is too crowded. And the dryers-oh the dryers. First I have noticed in Germany that the first 15 minutes your clothes are in the drier nothing happens. The drier simply does not get hot. After you install 2 or 3 more Euros the drier gets hot. And on the day I was there only 3 driers were working. What should have been an hour and fifteen minute laundry session turned into 2.5 hours waiting on driers. Oddly enough there is something strange going on with the washers. I used 3 washers all next to each other and started them at the same time. Yet they all suddenly were 2-5 minutes different in wash time even though they were all started simultaneously. This is not a laundromat I will ever revisit.

Convenient coin laundry, close to Senkelbach station of #2 tram line…read more They offer not only washing machine and dryer, but cup-measured detergent. Some directions are English, but most directions are German.

Great technology and easy to use. Quality equipment. Plenty of washers and dryers…read more In a great location.

Unclear instructions. Hard to figure out. Paying separately for washing, drying and laundry soap…read more Usually soap is included. Unclear that you use a different money slot for the soap located where you pay for the wash but the soap is dispensed in a different machine. Cash only although the site indicated credit cards were accepted. Mostly really hot wash cycles which to an American is not clear so be sure to choose the right temperature. Or ask the helpful lady who works here.

Reasonably priced, brand new quality machines, helpful service if you need it (Hafaza was…read moreterrific). Normal load takes 38 minutes and dryer can be purchased in 10 minute increments (credit card friendly but all instructions are in German so you may need to ask for help). Really clean facility - could get pretty warm in there on a hot day (went in the morning).

I am an American that does not speak any German. It was pretty straightforward. The place was clean…read moreand all of our clothes were done very quickly.

The place is small and limited in machines but very clean and pleasant. There is a cafe across the…read morestreet if you're looking for a bite. The attendant was very nice and helpful even with the language barrier. For American travelers please note that 3 loads was 18 euros. This may be more than what you're used to, especially 2,50 for 40min of drying time. I was told the machines self regulate the drying time but my clothes were not dry and I had to run the machine again. Very expensive. :( Butttt the washing powder seemed like a steal at 2 pods for 0,50 euro. I used 1 pod per wash. Hope this helps and safe travels!

Leave it to Yelp to help find a laundromat! This laundromat is about a 20 minute walk from the main…read moretrain station but I wanted to walk so I did. Now if you don't read German this laundromat will be difficult to use. There almost isn't an English word in the place lol. So this is what you do: 1.Pick the washer you want. Load it. And remember the number of your washer! 2.Go to the steel payment machine near the door. Look up your washer number so you know how much it costs. Place those coins in the payment machine. Then press the button that is illuminated green. Your machine is now activated. 3. Put your pre wash in bin #1, soap in bin #2 4. Press "Normalwasche" 5. Press the start button. Update: As with most laundromats in Germany the dryers do not seem to work the first ten minutes. It's like the dryer is not hit at all. The dryers in this laundromat is particularly bad. Expect to pay 3 Euro or more to dry your clothes. The drier follows the same procedure. This laundromat isn't fancy but it gets the job done. I actually had to have a nice elderly lady who spoke no English help me figure all of this out. Danke!

Clean facility and all equipment worked very well. Highly recommended for laundry service.read more

Dry cleaner, laundromat and wash and dry service. We used it for wash and dry, dropped off 1 weeks…read moreworth of laundry for 2 people and it was ready 4 hours later for only $12. Highly recommended! The women who work here are very nice but don't speak any English.

As the other reviewer mentioned, the woman that works here is absolutely delightful. We speak very…read morelimited German and she treated us very well, making sure that we were set up to properly launder our clothes. In just 35 minutes our clothes will be ready for drying, and there are large tumble dryers in the back that we will use. I highly recommend coming to this laundromat if you are visiting Munich.