This was the first laundromat I used when I lived in SYP. This is a perfectly fine and convenient…read moreplace to do your laundry. is it possible to give 3.5 stars? The Good: this is the only do-it-yourself laundromat in this area of HK island. It is open around the clock, so you can go wash your clothing at any hour of the day. There are small stools to sit on while you wait for your laundry to be done. The machines are relatively clean and are effective at washing your clothing. This is very convenient for when you really just have to wash your clothes and your building doesn't have a washer. There are also dryers! Yes, you can actually dry your own laundry instead of having to hang it up in your apartment or up on your roof. They sell detergent and those little laundry dryer fabric softener sheets. The Bad: Because HK is so humid, the dryers are quite humid too. After running my laundry through the dryer twice, the clothing was still quite damp. The dryer windows get very foggy while drying the clothes - something I haven't seen doing laundry in other countries. Having to schlep all of my damp laundry back to my apartment was a pain because the wet clothing was heavy. I'm sure this problem is a non issue during the less humid winter months, but for October I would have had to either run the dryer three to four times OR just given up and dried my clothing at home. I think this place is a great option for those who want the freedom of doing their laundry whenever they'd like, but the humidity situation in the dryers was a deal breaker for me.

100% recommend this laundromat! We lived in Wai Chai at a nearby hotel, and needed laundry service…read moreduring our stay in Hong Kong. Initially, we didn't know what to expect... we just dropped off our clothes in the morning, and this old couple helped us. They weigh the clothes, we paid cash in advance for 10% off, and they told us to come back for same day pick up around 4pm (or you can pick up next day). The clothes came back in a neat package, they are perfectly folded, and no crazy-strong laundry detergent smell (it smells fresh and clean!) We went back a second time because we were so pleased with the quality and service!

Great place to do your laundry and get some coffee. You can leave your laundry and go for a walk, .read more

It was coming to the tail-end of our long vacay and we desperately needed to do some laundry to…read morehold us over before going home. I had passed this on our way back to the hotel and thought I'd stop by to not only grab a cup of caffeine, but do a couple of loads of wash as well. First and foremost - the people there are incredibly friendly and helpful. I know how to do laundry, but the process was different than I was used to. You don't need to add your own soap as it's built into their water line and all payment is done via a kiosk using your Octopus card. If you don't have enough funds, there's a 7-11 next door where you can reload. A single load costs $20HKD and to dry its $8HKD for every 10 mins. The dryers are on the larger side, so you can definitely dry two loads in one, just add a little extra time. The coffee was great. I had an Americano and since it's an open type concept with free wifi, I was able to browse on my phone while watching the hustle and bustle of the morning while sipping my coffee to pass the time. Highly recommend if you need to do some wash as a tourist or a local in Hong Kong!

Great service and possibly the fastest dry cleaners in Hong Kong. This is where most local dry…read morecleaners send the clothes so you will get faster turnaround by going straight to Martinizing yourself. Last time I went, it was pouring rain and I was without an umbrella so they kindly gave me one so I wouldn't get soaked. Can't beat that for friendly service!

I think $140 HKD to dry clean a dress is insane. I might as well just buy a new dress. That…read morecombined with having to go down into a basement that resembles the laundry apocalypse....I decided to take my business elsewhere.

Fast, reliable and reasonable priced service. Highly…read morerecommended. I also asked for delivery back to my hotel and it arrived on time.

Reasonable prices, didn't loose any of our socks, clothes were neatly folded, what more could you…read moreask for? Had 3 plastic shopping bags full of laundry done for only 90 HKD. Dropped it off in the morning and it was ready for pick-up after 5. Be sure to check their hours so you get your laundry before they close! A little hard to find check out my photos for some help.

This place is my go-to laundry in Hong Kong. It's fast, very reasonably priced and efficient…read more Drop off by 9 AM, pick up the same day. I can have my entire suitcase of laundry washed, dried and folded for under $10! DON'T be dumb, and mix whites with colors that bleed in the same bag! They keep all your laundry together to keep track of it. Separate your whites and colors into separate orders.

I Drop it off in the morning and it's ready by the afternoon. Price depends on weight of clothes.read more

I thought I didn't need to wash my clothes but the humidity and the heat got me changing clothes…read moretwice a day. I Yelped a close by location and this is where it recommended me. I thought it was great and convenient. All the washing machines already have detergent included. You don't need to bring anything except your clothes and laundry bag. I saw a few tourist using it as well. I went there late at night so it was a do it yourself kinda thing.

Never use laundry service at your hotel ever again! We were at the Mira Moon and walked over,…read moredropped off our laundry to Sunshine, right before closing. Pick up your laundry next day after 3pm! Fantastic!!!!

When on a one-month long journey in Asia, it was necessary to have my clothes washed periodically…read more On the Diamond Princess Cruise, we had coin laundries to use but when staying at hotels, we mostly used the dry cleaning and laundry service until we saw the outrageous rates at some places. For example, to pay about US$3 to wash EACH pair of socks or undergarments? It would be cheaper to just buy new ones. So, when we arrived in Hong Kong and settled in the North Point area, our hotel did have laundry service but it was also on the pricey side. One of my travel mates stayed at this hotel in the previous year and mentioned there is a laundry service that is less than 10 mins by foot just past Tim Ho Wan. I'm not good with navigation at times but the member said "Look for the Rainbow sign!" From the City Garden Hotel we stayed at, indeed it was a short stroll and immediately found Tim Ho Wan, where I eagerly looked inside as at that time had never experienced a Michelin Star restaurant. As I proceeded to walk further and looked up, I finally find the sign posted above "Rainbow Laundry" (RL) and also in Chinese characters. This place was an easy find. When I walked up with my bag of dirty laundry, there was a middle-aged female who looked up at me. She took my bag and weighed it as they charge you by pounds. I paid approximately a little over US$10 to wash about 5 days for dirty clothes. What a deal. Between 1 to 6 pounds is a flat rate of HK$36. It's an additional HK$6 for each extra pound thereafter. There is a deadline of when to drop off if you want same day pick up. For an additional surcharge, you can pay the extra free if you wish to have your clothes expedited. Payment is required when dropping off and they will issue a receipt. After doing the tourist thing by exploring the city all day, I came back late in the afternoon to find my bag of clothes all ready. When unpacking the bag, my clothes are still toasty and nicely folded. Should you be staying in the North Point area within this vicinity, the walk over to RL is definitely worth it. Reasonably priced to have your clothes washed and attended to in a timely manner. NOTES: 1) Cash only. 2) When I researched RL, I realized they didn't have any posts on Yelp so I came back to take some photos to help others with navigation for future use. When bringing out my cell phone to snap a photo of the store front, the middle-aged lady barked at me. She started to yell at me asking why am I taking pictures for. I advised I'm Yelping her business to assist people in the future who need to have laundry done. At this time she immediately kept quiet. She offered no smile, no apology and not a word of thanks, which is fine with me. 2019 #75