CASH ONLY, they have an ATM and the currency exchange place is not too far. 20 euros for a wash…read morewith folding, 18 without. Same day pickup, everything worked out well.

Great place in a very convenient location. Don't judge the book by the cover: the outside needs…read moresome love but inside the washing machines and dryers all work great. You need to bring €10 with you for each load. €7 for the washer (you get a token via a machine) and €3 for the dryer. The soap and softener are included. We met many friendly Americans there and swapped travel stories while we waited. We grabbed a delicious burger from Oh My Bun a few doors up while we waited. We don't stray far while we waited but there was a great feeling of camaraderie with many ppl from different countries. We looked out for each other. We were very happy with our clean clothes!!

Yes yes and yes! Definitely a must visit if you're traveling and need help with laundry. Visiting…read morefrom another country, I wasn't sure how to go about accessing a laundry machine. Additionally, I did not want to spend all day babysitting my clothing. Instead, I dropped off a medium tote bag full of dirty clothing in the morning. For €10 (cash), someone washed, dried, and folded my clothing. My only task was to return before closing time. After a full day of sightseeing, I returned around 5:45 for a bag of perfectly cleaned and folded clothing. I'm very picky about my laundry and everything was perfect. Visit Clean Center for any laundry needs

Still cash-only even in 2023 (despite having card readers it didn't accept Visa nor Mastercard,…read morecredit nor debit). While the washing service was quick, unfortunately my white shorts can back still stained and dirtier than when dropped off (looks like they were folded on a really dirty surface).

Dishonest and extremely, outrageously expensive! Find somewhere else! Anywhere else! The new owner…read moreseems to have brought the whole place down. No longer friendly. No longer great service. No longer reasonable turn around. It is possible, he just was having a bad day, but I think he can't stay in business very long the way he currently operates.

Other than the very limited opening hours -- Tuesday through Friday, 10am-5pm -- this place is…read moreawesome. They have fixed the zippers on two of my suitcases that were broken into in Africa. They send you a text message when your item is ready for pickup. The hardest part is sneaking out of work at 4:15 to be here before 5 when they close. If you have any bags, luggage, etc. that needs repair drop it here. Cash only.

Came in on New Year's Eve. The guy behind the counter was great and helped us pick a great "coffee"…read moreto go. Each one was €10 so not too bad price wise especially for the strength of what you get.

Came here on a Friday morning. Very quiet, local side street with nice breakfast spots on the…read morecorners, and a street market on a neighboring street. Ordered two prerolled joints, which were a bit flimsy, although, very well priced, and very good weed. Living in California, I wanted to make sure I did some research on the best spot in Amsterdam. Very nice workers, and very cozy inside with nice music. I recommend it!

This is a nice, well kept place to do your laundry. They seem to have a pretty regular influx of…read morecustomers. The person I spoke with was very nice and showed me exactly how to work everything. Totally beats the highway-robbery prices for laundry at a hotel--for the price a hotel charges for a pair of pants, you get a whole load done. There are two options: The first is to do it yourself. The washers use tokens, which you buy for €5.00 from the vending machines. The dryers use €1.00 coins. There are directions in English and Dutch up on the wall behind the washers. There is an Albert Heijn store on Frederiksplein 1 a few blocks away if the dispenser for soap is broken. The second is to let the owners do it. They come in and out of the shop on a regular basis to check on the progress of the loads, so wait until one of them shows up, tell them what you would like to have done, and give them money. They use the same machines that their customers use, sort by color, and provide soap, fabric softener, etc. They will also use your soap or fabric softener if you require scent-free stuff, etc.

Clean, big washers and dryers. Only downfall is if you are a tourist like myself, you need change…read more Each washing machine is a token that costs $5 and the machine that dispenses the tokens do not take notes higher than $10 and doesnt give change. For the dryers $1 gives 8 mins and you need coins not the tokens. Just be prepared with the change and you will be all good. You also need your own detergent. There wasn't anyone there also to assist with change or help. Besides the money bit, it was very convenient and had lots of chairs and space to fold if needs be

Great place in a very convenient location. Don't judge the book by the cover: the outside needs…read moresome love but inside the washing machines and dryers all work great. You need to bring €10 with you for each load. €7 for the washer (you get a token via a machine) and €3 for the dryer. The soap and softener are included. (Using a full service laundromat is much more expensive!) We met many friendly Americans there and swapped travel stories while we waited. We grabbed a delicious burger from Oh My Bun a few doors up while we waited. We don't stray far while we waited but there was a great feeling of camaraderie with many ppl from different countries. We looked out for each other. We were very happy with our clean clothes!!

Ok, let's start off by saying PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS…read moreand bring a €10 to put in the machine. I was very silly and put my token in before I set up the washing machine which meant I paid for nothing. Luckily, as I was contemplating having a good cry this man who just got there to clean the dryers helped me out and gave me another token. It's very efficient and clean and I just want to make sure everyone reads the instructions to have the best experience possible.

Great display of Stroopwafel. You can buy a variety of freshly made Stroopwafel that can be dipped…read moreinto a selection of toppings or pre-made desserts in containers to go.

My brother bought some shoes from Invito, but one of the shoes had a flaw with the back heel and…read moreInvito refused to take them back. However the store manager recommended this place as the cobbler they use themselves, when anything needs to be fixed and so we trekked to this shop. The gentleman who owned this shop was really helpful and offered a couple of suggestions of what he could do, but we left it in his hands as he was the expert and he said to come back in 1 hour and it would be done. We returned an hour later and the shoes were fixed and super comfortable to wear once again. And the price charged to fix them was extremely affordable too. Very happy and would recommend as a good pair of shoes were saved!

Avoid this laundry at all costs…read more Less than half of the dryers work and the entire front of this laundry has washers that are broken. I watched on multiple occasions when people left other people taking their wet items out of dryers and putting them on other machines and taking over the dryers This lovely lady took a dryer from me with her jackass friend after I told them I was waiting for it. The man bullied me out-of-the-way and took the dryer. Then she proceeded to mock me and remind me that she was some type of influencer. The dryers don't work well this is a shit location. Just watch somebody go through someone else's clothes that had been taken out of a dryer, wet and take things home with them.

Your clothes with shrink and the machines always break down while you use it! It's a waste of time…read moreand money, take your laundry somewhere else.

We drove to 4 different Laundromats throughout the City all who said they were open until 8. It was…read moreabout 7pm. One was attached to a Cleaners and full. Another closed and 2 others closed. One was recommended by our Hotel. Found this one open until 10pm which was helpful. I only wish they'd had detergent onsite because there's machines in there to supply it. I had to walk (just 6 minutes to Albert Heijne) and back and it's cold out. We're visiting from out of the Country and didn't want to use our relatives tiny washer and dryer. Both the washer #5 and dryer #7 worked fine. Dryer was very hot! Took some clothes out of it early. It's s laundromat not Disneyland.

No one here, all the machines that sell soap are empty!!! Say it takes cards but doesn't!read more

This bike park under Amstel Station also serves as NS bike rental and has a bike repairshop next to…read moreit. A bikes paradise you would say! This parking is a service of the Municipality of Amsterdam and if this makes you think that the execution is done poorly, you might think twice. This bike parking offers free parking for the first day, after that about €1,25 per day. Wait, there is more! Beforehand I have to say that, to fully understand the experience of parking your bike here, you should try it yourself. When entering in the morning (sleepy eyes like many of the happy commuters) you will be warmly welcomed by one of the chaps attending you. He attaches a ticket to your bike and hands you a copy amazingly quickly, as there is almost never a line. Not even in rush hour! But the funniest thing is the special treatment. I am not saying you have to take it personal when they will call you "beauty", "looking good today" or even break out singing a serenade! I even got flowers once!! And I saw one of the commuters give one of them a Christmas present. This definitely makes biking a fun thing and gives me a boost in the morning! That's how we do bike parking in Amsterdam Amstel!