The point of this review is to publicly tell the owners to clean their disgusting laundromat. The…read morecustomers use this establishment out if NECESSITY and it's beyond shameful that the owners let it become so filthy and unsanitary. Most laundromats forbid the washing of rubber backed rugs and pet beds and I have ALWAYS watched people come in to do just that. (Washing your clothing is washers that have been filled with pet urine is very unsettling) While I understand they can't control what the public does when it's unmanned, but they CAN clean. They just don't. CLEAN YOUR MACHINES. The washers are FILTHY and filled with pet hair and mold. The dryers barely function properly and the lint traps are so caked on, they would have to be soaked to come clean. The bathroom is a nightmare and the waiting area is filled with disgusting, shredded and stained furniture. What a shame. These owners obviously have no pride in their ownership and this faculty shouldn't be allowed in this condition in such a beautiful town as Shelburne Falls. A real shame.

If you live in the hill towns, you either have a washing machine, are planning to take your clothes…read moredown to the river to beat them against a rock, or you're going to go to this place. It's the only laundry in the area. It's hard for me to give five stars to a laundromat. There is nothing wrong with it. I just hate doing laundry, and I hate going to a laundromat. It could be a whole lot worse, I suppose. They are open from about 6 am to 10 pm. The machines only take quarters, but they have a machine that will make change. It's about $4 to $4.50 to use a machine, but the machines are huge. They probably hold about 2-3 loads of laundry. Mercifully, they have an excellent wireless connection, much better than any other place in town. On the other hand, the location is pretty good. You could start your wash, go get lunch down the street. Then come back and throw everything in the dryer. This is Shelburne Falls. I once left my cell phone plugged into the wall to recharge, forgot about it, came back later and it was exactly where I left it. Try doing that in New York (actually, no one in New York wants my phone either).

Called and needed a lot of trash removed in short time frame, Ken and his team were on it! Went…read moreout, gave estimate, and job was done within 3 hours - we were thrilled and highly recommend Kens Rubbish Removal!!

Not really a business but a rare bridge!! Beautiful setting with good vantage points for…read morephotography of the bridge and general area.

One day while exploring Western MA, we drove through Conway and came upon this bridge spanning over…read morethe Deerfield River. This historic truss bridge built in 1882 is such a unique structure and the views from the bridge are incredible. For the past few summers we have made it a point to stop by this bridge to not only marvel in the views, but to swim under the bridge. On either end there are parking lots, and often the water is moving slow enough that swimming here is a blast. Last Fourth of July we parked one of our cars here and ended up tubing down the river. This was a great place to start and parking was great because it was off the road. In the end, we love traveling to this bridge especially when it is snowing. One of our other favorite parts of this area is that the train passes by the bridge and listening to it pass as you are spending the day swimming here is relaxing.

This was, by far, my favorite covered bridge of the trip! Not only is it strikingly beautiful and…read morehistoric, but the surrounding area is everything you could want - bucolic, peaceful, colorful, and a perfect place to practice any photography skills! It has become the place I return to in my mind when I'm stressed or meditating lol! This is the largest bridge in the area and was built in 1864 to replace the existing bridge. There's plenty of room to park off to the side and the bridge has walkways on either side that span the length of the bridge. There are also pathways that take you down to the riverbank for more views! The river is incredibly beautiful, especially with the fall foliage - just wow! I could've quite happily stayed here all day! It's very easy to find - just plug the name into google maps and it will get you here (Apple Maps didn't work for me though).

While driving down the back roads in New Hampshire, trying to get home, I came across this really…read moreamazing covered bridge. This bridge located in Winchester is huge and also has some really unique features. My favorite was that both sides of the bridge had covered areas to walk, which you don't see in some of the smaller covered bridges. Overall, it's a unique little landmark hidden in the middle of nowhere and if you are a little bit of a nerd like me you'll probably enjoy it.

I am not a greT fan of laundromats but this one is OK in my opinion. First, the coin machine…read moreworks. Second, even though some of the macines are down, the working ones do a good job. They also do a fantastic spin cycle so drying takes very little time. Further, once I had trouble with a machine, thought I'd lost my money so I called the service number , left a messagevand got a call back. Patiently explained you have to make sure the door is fully closed. So that was a plus. There is no rest room but there are shops nearby to serve a variety of needs while you wait.

Hours are convenient but there's never an attendant present. Lots of trash on floor, floor tiles…read moremissing in half of the building leaving dirty subfloor exposed. Lots of flies in the building in warm weather. Careful of the front loading machines, lots of nasty scum under the rubber lining the doors. Saving grace: 7-11 is next door.

Both the quote and work performed was surprisingly timely. There was no damage to the surrounding…read morelawn in spite of the fact that a large lift was used for the removal and an excavator was used for the cleanup. I could not be happier with the price and service performed and would highly recommend JR's Tree Removal

The bridge is named for Eunice Williams and there's a story. On February 29, 1704, 300 warriors…read morefrom the French army along with members of the Abenaki and Mohawk tribes attacked Deerfield, Massachusetts, killing 56 and taking 112 prisoner. Eunice Williams, her husband Reverend John Williams, and five of their seven children were among those captured. As a captive unable to make the journey back to Canada, she was killed here on March 1. The covered bridge was built in 1972 to replace the 100-year-old covered bridge that had been destroyed by a fire set by vandals three years before on Halloween night in 1969. It is a single lane bridge and my Sprinter van would not fit. I parked illegally nearby, walked the bridge. Locals say that the bridge is haunted. I was here during the late afternoon hours when it was still light. I stood quietly on the bridge and listened. No ghosts appeared. [Round number review 22700 overall - 1677 of 2024 - 1226 in Massachusetts]

This covered bridge was named for Eunice Williams, who was killed in the "Deerfield Massacre". She…read morewas wed to the Revered John Williams, who went down in history as the "Redeemed Captive". This was all gathered from the signage around the bridge, I imagine the story is very interesting if you look it up in scholarly books and websites. The bridge itself has room for one car at a time, so be patient and take turns. Observe stop signs. It seems perfectly sound to travel across. Unfortunately, no ghosts were observed on this trip.

I've visited twice, and each time the older, long-haired man (guessing he is the owner) has been…read morecondescending with me. First time, I shrug it off - everyone has a bad day now and then. Second time, he was happy and jovial with another customer and made little attempt to cover his "displeasure" with my asking any questions (when he wasn't speaking with the other customer). Too bad, but I will never go there again. Seemed like he had some treasures, but no crappy customer service is worth it when other stores are willing and capable of treating you with decency and respect.

The owner is great. I had a wonderful experience selling him an instrument. He has a very good…read moreselection of instruments and accessories. I was very impressed the second that I walked in the store. I will definitely recommend this place to anyone who's interested in anything musical.