The place to take your laundry! The sweet lady took our 3 bags of laundry in the morning and we…read morepick them up after touring during that day all washed, folded and bagged for $28 euro. Don't waste your money at the hotels, give this sweet lady your laundry:)

We dropped off our clothes by 8 am in the morning & they were ready in the evening at our hotel…read morelobby by 7 pm. Great for a long trip where you can want to get laundry done but don't want to stay at a laundromat. It was 64 euros for a quarter zip sweater, two t-shirts, two pants, seven undergarments and seven socks. Returned pressed and everything so nice!

Dropped my bag of 5 sets of underwear (undershirt, boxer briefs, and socks) on Tuesday around 4 pm…read more I was given a pink receipt and instructed to bring it back the next day. My clothes were washed, dried, and folded by 5 pm the next day for €8 Euros. The bed and breakfast I stayed at would have charged me €30 Euros for the same service. The dryer did not shrink my clothes. Save yourself the precious luggage space and use this laundry service when in Rome. I highly recommend this laundromat!

This place was across the street from my hotel. 5 euros for a load of laundry and 5 euros to dry…read moreit. Detergent is provided for a small fee. Although its a self wash kind of place, there is a guy there (who speaks english) that doest deal with your clothes but watches it if maybe you wanna wait somewhere else for your cycle to be done. Cant complain. Would wash my stuff here again.

We stayed just around the corner at Santa Maria Hotel, and the front desk recommended this…read morelaundromat. First off, such nice people . Mamapoppo was the guy I talked to, explained that large laundry bag full of clothes washed and folded was $20 Euros. And they could do it in one day . Smoking deal. He gave me the laundry bag, I loaded it up, and gave it to them. They want you to pay up front, I didn't know and didn't have any money when I dropped off, but they were cool "Pay when you pick up." It was done in less than one day. Great service for any weary traveler.

Great laundry service! EMAM was so welcoming and professional. We got our laundry done so quickly…read more Looks great! He was so helpful! Great prices also! Highly recommend this place.

AVOID AVOID AVOID. If i could give 0 i would. 40euro for aprox 4kg of clothes, wanted to FORCE me…read moreto pay in cash when I asked if I could pay with card and initially said yes. In order for me to pay with credit card he extra charged me for 5 euros. Total scam.

Forced us to pay cash and two loads were 30euros. Asks before you get any service done. It was self…read moreservice.

Sergio, and his son Andrea, run an excellent shop. They are particularly good at using top-drawer…read morefabrics....Loro Piana, Zegna, etc....to create sweaters, jackets, trousers and suits that are easily the equal of what you would find in the super-high-end brand stores on nearby Via Condotti, but for far more reasonable prices. I have had two suits made in their atelier on Via Margutta (the loveliest street in Rome, if you ask me) and the experience was all I could have asked for. I've bought several other things at the shop, too, particularly their ultra thin cashmere and silk sweaters and thin zip up vests. All in all, one of my favorite spots in Rome. And Sergio has wicked fashion sense.

Dropped off my clothes while in Rome 2 weeks into a 4 week trip. $40 for a large machine wash and…read moredry and picked them up later nice and clean and folded that night. Very professional owner and nice place. Great location walking distance to our hotel. I highly recommend.

Leaving on a cruise from Rome tomorrow and wanted to start clean!…read more Dropped off laundry and picked it up 2 hours later, washed, dried and folded. 19 euros for a load. Cheaper than any alternative.

Gammarelli, nestled behind the Pantheon, is the oldest (1787) and most famous shop in a district…read moremaking Roman Catholic clerical clothing. Lorenzo and his cousins Massimiliano and Stefano Paolo are the sixth generation of Gammarellis to run the shop, which has been located on the Via Santa Chiara since 1874, when the cousins' great-grandfather Annibale--grandson of Giovanni Antonio, the first recorded papal Gammarelli tailor--opened its doors. The Gammarelli showroom is a deep rectangle, fitted with glass counters and shelves in a dark, glossy wood. Along one wall are small wooden drawers with labels like "red skull caps" and "braided cinctures." Above the drawers is a row of photographs: Popes dressed by Gammarelli, from Pius IX to Francis. While you may think that they sell only to the clergy, they also sell socks to the public. . For years, Gammarelli have made beautiful silk socks, available in three colors - black for priests, purple for bishops, and red for cardinals. The shop is small but inviting. The staff was most welcoming. It was so nice to see where the garments for the clergy are made.

Beautiful shop, full of history. In awe to visit and buy a few items, including a special hat and…read moresome socks.

Excellent service. Friendly. Helpful…read more Close to Via Veneto and just three blocks from the Marriott Grand Flora hotel. Drop off laundry and have it ready later same day (washed, dried and folded) for just 5.5 euros per kilo. Dry cleaning also available.

As a tourist on vacation this wondeful Family Laundry took great care of us. The husband spoke a…read morelittle English and was friendly and helpful. We had a time shortage but they did some laundry for us very fast. Ahhhhh the great comfort of wonderful clean clothes folded and pressed perfect and for a great price.