Awesome they completely fufilled the services I required in a efficient time frame and was nice and…read morefolded

Needed a wash and fold and they delivered quickly and with high quality it was done within three…read morehours and I had over 20 pounds of laundry

Has a 2 star rating, but I've never had a problem here. A well kept place, even though it's a bit…read moredated & worn out, but even when something breaks, the owners always seemed to be relatively timely in marking machines that were broken & fixing them. $2.75 for a wash. They have both commercial & economy size washing machines. All driers are commercial size. Between wash & dry, I usually pay around $6 to do my laundry. So it's a good deal.

It depends on the day and time but you always have to wait for a washer because alot of the…read morewashers/dryers are always broken. Also, it needs to be cleaned, the washers especially

Lots of machines, dryers and change machines. There's a Big…read moresave market next door so you can get travel size soap and dryer sheets if the machine is out in the laundromat. Deli or McDonald's if you want to get lunch while your clothes are in the machines.

Open air. Nothing fancy and the floors are dirty. Luckily the counter for folding was clean. We ate…read moreat the grill next door while doing our laundry which was convenient.

We came into the island on day 6 of a 7 day cruise. We had a day to fill and a small load of…read morelaundry to knock out. This laundromat is very close to the pier and is near many lunch options while you wait for your laundry. There is even a bowling alley in the same plaza if you have more time to kill. The laundromat itself is what it is. It's not the cleanest cause it's open air but its proximity to the outer and the dining options bump it up a few points. The locals we talked to while doing our laundry were VERY nice and helpful. Hope this review helps.

I had a very upsetting experience today at DC Laundromat in Waimea…read more Kauaʻi has been my home for 33 years, and I understand and respect the local culture and community. I rarely ever have conflict with anyone, which is why this experience was so shocking to me. I was helping someone do laundry and went to this laundromat because it was nearby. I had not used a laundromat in a long time and initially tried using coins, only to realize the machines required a special payment card. A kind customer explained that I needed to purchase one from the office. When I went to the office window and handed over my credit card, the employee told me they did not take cards and asked if I had cash. I said, "Oh, they don't make it easy," and handed her $2.75. At that point her tone immediately changed. She aggressively asked me, "Who are they?" and started acting hostile toward me. She then said the card cost $3, and when I politely asked what I was supposed to do with the extra quarter left on the card, the situation escalated even further. She called me "cocky," told me to stop complaining and to get out, and said to "go to ʻEleʻele and do your laundry there." She then came out of the office with very aggressive body language, yelling that this was her establishment. I repeatedly tried to stay calm and simply explained that I needed to finish loading the machine since I already had the laundry there. Later, while trying to read the posted payment rules near the office window to better understand the system, she again came outside yelling at me to leave. I was not causing any disturbance or behaving disrespectfully. I even told her I would leave and wished her a blessed day, but she continued yelling, pointing at the cameras, and threatening to call her boss. I honestly do not know what caused such an extreme reaction, but I left feeling humiliated and shaken. No customer deserves to be treated this way for simply asking how the payment system works. Unfortunately, I only managed to record the very end of the interaction after things had already escalated.

Aloha, I often do laundry for my Nana and her friend Lolly. They are in the 90's plus. I never had…read morean uncomfortable and disrespectful situation with the laundry attendant until today. She grabbed my basket with clothes and through on the ground with hatred and lack of respect. Her statement was that I didn't have common sense blocking the entrance ( which is not even true) I was in the corner of the industrial washer doing my thing and out the blue she used me as a target of her miserable and unhappy life. That was ugly! Whom ever was this lady, she needs to know about customer services. I did mention to my Nanas and it seems like they know her un-acceptable behavior: very unpleasant, angry and very mad about life; very disappointed moment. Mahalo Nui Loa

Dis is da only laundromat on dis side of da bridge so if you gotta dry clothes ... Dis is whe u ste…read more:) smack in da middo of town, on da inside road. You can hang out in tamago park wen your clothes ste dryin.

Functional. 2$ a wash. A little dingy. I bet white clothes pick up the red dirt coloring easily so…read morebe ware. Detergent across the street in small bottles at the ishihara market.

Thank you for the quick turn around and professional job. We had a formal dress, tux jacket, tulle…read moreskirts and tablecloths pressed. They did a great job and the items were ready as promised.

I was really hesitant to use Up To Date based on the one other review..but there is no other dry…read morecleaner on the island that's working right now. So Up To Date it was. They cleaned my dress perfectly - it is brand new, off white lace and I dropped soy sauce on the front within five minutes of our dinner. It came back the same day completely cleaned and pressed, and I am thankful. It was pricey (we went through our hotel) but given it's a brand new dress I'd rather not wait and let soy sauce set until we get home - so I feel it was worth it.

Best on the island. Quality products great service friendly workers great prices! Locally owned…read morecompany. Super clean operation.

I stopped by here to have my wedding dress steamed and was told they no longer do dry cleaning. I…read morecouldn't tell you what they do here, but they definitely don't steam wedding dresses. They kindly pointed me to the Sheraton, which keeps an industrial steamer guests can use.