If you are in Berlin and searching for a nice quiet place to take in the city and get your laundry…read moredone, Freddy Leck's Wash Salon is your place! My family and I stopped in on a rainy June afternoon. We were immediately greeted by a kind individual who told us to relax and enjoy the walking experience. He showed us the washers to use and explained the rest of the process as far as detergent and where we could sit. All the information is also posted in German, as well as in English on frames throughout the wash salon. If you have come without detergent or other supplies, they offer products for a small fee. The salon also offers a drop service where they will wash and dry your items and pick up at a different time. My favorite part of the experience besides the amazing customer service was that each washer and dryer has a name, for instance Inez! After getting settled, I later find out the kind individual who helped us upon entering was Freddy himself! Although he was busy, he and his staff continuously checked in on us. We were there a few hours and in the time walked the street the salon is and even chatted with Freddy about Berlin. We keep this on the list as a spot to return to in the future. Kind people, great service, and a clean place to wash!

We stopped at this laundromat while in Berlin on vacation since we like to pack light and needed to…read morerefresh our clothes for the next leg of our European trip. The place is run by what seemed to be a mother-and-son team. The young man in particular was very kind and helpful in walking us through the process. We had two loads of laundry, which came out to about €16. At first, I thought the price was a little on the high side, but it was hard to complain given the overall experience. The laundromat was clean, well-kept, and had a comfortable atmosphere. You can even enjoy a nice cup of coffee (for a price) while you wait, and there's Free WiFi available too, which is always a plus for travelers. One of the things we appreciated most was that we felt secure enough to leave our clothes while they washed. The area is surrounded by restaurants, so we were able to slip out for a bite to eat and come back without any worries. Overall, this laundromat was a great find on our trip--clean, friendly, with WiFi, coffee, and in a perfect location. Definitely recommend it if you're traveling through Berlin and need to do a quick refresh on your clothes.

Very clean and easy to use. You can pay with a mobile app, credit card or cash. Kiosk very easy…read moreto navigate with multiple languages. Laundry detergent and fabric softener available for purchase as well

Nice service, all the machines are new and clean, large space, nice interior design. I have a…read morepleasure time of waiting since they offer chairs and sofas. Language both English + German, easy to use. Price is common compared with other. Different service in one place. Staff is super nice

Not knowing the area and doing a google search hoping to find a self service laundry that isn't…read moretrashy can be a game of chance. Landed on this one and gave it a go! Clean and easy to use. No frills but gets the job done. You can pay by card or euro and the instructions are in German or English. 4.50€ for a wash and 1.50€+ for drying, based on time.

I used the one at another location I think but super easy and super cheap. they even have…read moredispensing soap and softener if you want it. very clean and even great wifi. last load washed is 9pm. it's all machines and no human interactions. they so accept bills and coins so no need for exact change

After a week of travel, there is one downside: you have to do laundry…read more I yelped this place and it was exactly what I needed. Nice neighborhood, clean facility, and impressive Miele machinery. The central control board was a little intimidating because I have never seen anything like that in a laundry. Since my German was not up to the task, it was a little intimidating. Just in time, the lady who oversees the place stepped-in with good-enough English and helped in a most pleasant manner. Waiting for the machines to do their thing was no big loss of time because there are coffee shops, restaurants and small shops nearby.

Very nice lady who runs the store…read more Yes, it is a little pricier than other Euro laundromats, but the machines work well and it is well lit. Not much more to say other than if you need a place to wash and you're nearby, this place will fit the bill.

From the owner: Wir nehmen Änderungen und Reinigung aller Art vor; für Damen-, Herren- und Kinderbekleidung…read moreWir bieten auch Express-Änderungen und Reinigung an; Kommen Sie vorbei, Wir freuen uns auf Sie

Clean and cheap. One thing is that everything is in German so for non German speakers the following…read moreis a quick guide on how to use the machines: 1. Go to the panel and put in money. First you need washing powder which costs 0.50€ vollwaschmittel is washing powder for whites and colorwaschmittel is obviously for colours. The powder will be dispensed into the cup and change is given 2. Put money in again (3.50€ per wash) and click the number on the panel that corresponds to the machine you want to use. 3. Go to the machine. Put in your clothes. Fully close the door. Make your wash cycle selection. Put the washing powder in the draw on the top left. And press the green start button 4. Once the wash is finished press the orange lock button to open the door. 5. The dryer works in the same way. Put in 0.70€ per 10minutes (machine gives change) select the letter that corresponds to the dryer your using. Go to the dryer. Put in your clothes. Choose how hot and press the green start button.

Clean. Great hours. Fairly priced. Location on Leibnizstrasse is not great - wish it was closer to…read moreKu'Damm and the bigger hotels... Machines are the Rolls Royce of machines: Miele. And the dryers are US size: HUGE and in 7 mins cycle increments, you'll get your stuff dry in 14mins flat - I kid you not! They lose one star because you can't drop off your laundry: it's self service only. BUT the good news is that a full load takes about an hour and a half to wash and dry. Nearby several bakeries serve coffee and sell (German language only) newspapers.