This is your classic, old-school neighborhood laundromat. It probably hasn't been renovated since…read moreit first opened, but the washers and dryers appear to be well maintained and get the job done. A few of the dryers were out of service during my visit, but the staff quickly refunded my money so I could use another machine without any hassle. Pricing is very reasonable: $5 for a triple-load washer, $4 for a double-load washer, and dryers cost $0.25 for every 5 minutes. My wash cycle took about 25 minutes to complete. One thing that stood out was how clean the facility was. The floors and machines were well kept, and there was plenty of parking available. My only real complaints are that the laundry carts could use replacing, as many were rusty and looked worn, and you may encounter some sketchy-looking patrons from time to time. That's fairly common with public laundromats, though, and despite that, I never felt unsafe. Overall, the staff does a great job keeping the facility clean and orderly, and I'd definitely return if I needed to use a laundromat again.

The lady attendant soooo rude I willl never come here again No good customer service. This…read morehappened Friday around 1:00 Hopefully management sees this I've been coming here so many years but never got treated so disrespectful before

Most every place we'd ever lived had a washer and dryer. Well, there was that house we lived in in…read moreour first hear in Spain. It was a great old two story house, well over a hundred years old, with a half dozen fire places, but no washing machine, no dryer. We cleaned our clothes by taking them into the shower with us and stomping on them as the water rained over us. And then there was a hundred year house in Reno's Midtown. It was small but cool, but it had no washer, no dryer. Fortunately there was a place called Duds and Suds (which I've also reviewed on Yelp) which was a sorta combo laundromat restaurant slash bear and wine bar. So washing clothes there wasn't a chore, it was fun. But other than those to occasions, everywhere we've ever lived, had a washer and dryer, so I never thought about clean clothes. I always just had 'em. They were in my dresser drawer and closet as if by magic. All the time. They were always there. And I'm ashamed to say that I never, not ever thought about how they got there, until we moved into this wonderful apartment a short block from the beach. And really, when we moved in, I didn't even notice that there was no washer, no dryer. There was, however a lone washing machine machine next to a single dryer in a laundry room downstairs. And after about a month living here, I noticed that Vesta was trudging out the door with our laundry, carrying it down the stairs to that laundry room, a lot. And then it finally hit me, after over a half century, that may my clothes were not magically cleaned. That she was actually doing it. And that bothered me. Not that I'm slow. But that she had to do it. So we had a talk about it and she said that it had never, not ever been a problem when we had a washer and dryer. But that now it was. And I learned during our talk that it was unfair for her to be burdened with the laundry stuff all by herself. Oh, like she said, when we had a washer and dryer, it was no big deal, but now it was. And therefore, I should be doing my share. And I hated the fact that it was going to be almost a daily chore. So we picked Tuesday to be laundry day and we went looking for a laundromat. We didn't find one that served wine, but after a few misses (laundromats that were bummer places to be) we found Orange Coin Laundry a place with clean machines that actually do what they're supposed to. And their machines take credit cards, so no more schlepping around a couple pounds of quarters with our clothes. How cool is that? And to boot, the guy who works there is really nice and really helpful. Plus, the place is next door to a grocery store, so we can shop while our clothes are being washed. Bottomline, if you live in Long Beach, Orange Coin Laundry is the place to go if you don't have cloths cleaning machines in your home and you can take that to the bank.

Not bad for a laundromat; prices are reasonable and they do take coin, card and types of tap pay…read more The coin machine is at the rear on the right at the back of the place. They usually have an attendant, but he often leaves late morning (some time in the 11am hour), but not sure if for the day or his lunch hour. During my visits there, he's been responsive and attentive and tends to do a lot of spot sweeping before locking up his office before he heads out. No laundry supplies are sold here, HOWEVER there is a Smart & Final immediately next door (same building) where they have plenty for sale. Fridays and weekends are obviously the busiest days. Some Mondays can be as well. Mornings have usually been the best to get in and out (less of a crowd), but occasionally you'll encounter someone that will take up 4-6 machines at a time, especially when it's busy. Doesn't happen often, but be prepared for that eventuality.

Very nice laundromat. Lots of different size machines. I used the extra large industrial size to…read morewash 2 queen size blankets and I probably could've put 2 more in there. The cost was $11. The machines take quarters or you can download the app. There is a bill changer machine on site. I was able to dry my blankets for $2.50 (30 minutes) in the large size machine. The facility was very clean and there is also a restroom on site and an attendant.

CUSTOMERS BE AWARE - DO NOT FOLLOW THEIR OPEN HOURS ON THEIR STOREFRONT SIGN OR GOOGLE, THEY REALLY…read moreCLOSE AT 9:30 PM (Yelp is more accurate with the closing time) It's a solid laundromat but I had to deduct stars due to an incident on 8/18/26 involving questionable customer service. I may not come back. Last wash and doors lock at 9:30 PM and their storefront sign says they close at 10:30 PM. I get it. Due to my schedule sometimes I have to wash my sheets later in the night but I'm never here past their listed closing time of 10:30 PM. Tonight I put my sheets in the washer at 8:40 PM. I put the sheets in dryer at 9:10 PM. The last time I was there late (maybe a month ago) I stayed inside to wait for my laundry to dry but tonight I had to run to the store to pick something up. I get back at 9:31 PM. One minute late. Nobody is inside at all to open the door for me. Once again, I get it, it's my fault, I was late. Only one minute late, but late none the less. Moments later a Hispanic man with a buzzcut on the sides comes out from out back. He glances my way and starts cleaning up the place. I try to gesture to him to open the door but he doesn't see me or chooses to ignore me, I'm not sure. I keep knocking and gesturing and finally he looks at me and opens the door but doesn't let me in. I apologize but he's super upset and says "we lock up at 9:30 AM." I apologize and I try to reason with him saying I was only a minute late and he starts accusing me of lying. "Don't lie to me, I saw the last customers out at 9:30!" And then he continues with "Why did you load up this late?!" I told him that the sign in front says closing at 10:30 but he wasn't having it. "We lock up at 9:30 PM. I'll make you come back at 6:30 AM." I told him I've sat inside to wait for my laundry to dry past 9:30 PM before but he still wasn't having it. "I've never seen you before and I close up here every night. I can check the tapes, you better not be lying to me!" I apologize again. I wasn't gonna argue with the guy, I needed my sheets lol. He begrudgingly lets me in and I wait for my sheets to dry and I leave the place at 10 PM, before closing. I get that I was late (by a minute) but I felt the employee had an unreasonable reaction to the offense. If he said "hey we're really trying to crack down on letting people in past 9:30 PM so try not to do that again" I would completely understand. Instead he raised his voice, called me a liar, and threatened to hold my laundry hostage until tomorrow morning. So yeah, it's "open" and you can be there past 9:30 PM but they probably hate you for it. I'm just wondering - if you're so strict about this rule why not just actually close at 9:30?

I've been going here for a long time probably about six months and then here and there over the…read morelast two years. I started going there once a week the last six months and for a while I thought it was a user error. I would try different soaps I tried different washing machines. I tried less clothes and the washing machine to the point where it wasn't even half a load. My clothes are always dirty. They never get washed. You can smell the perfume still on them after wash and dry, my socks still smell like dirty socks stains, don't come out at all. My white clothes that I bleach do not look like I bleached them. I went to another laundromat the last two or three times and my clothes were clean and I do the exact same thing I do over there. I stopped going there a couple weeks ago because I had to get a refund because one of the washing machine stopped working on me And then I started going somewhere else and came back today and it was the same thing dirty clothes they don't look washed. It's really disappointing. It's so close to my house.

This review is solely on the racist caucasian washing attendant who works here who simply has an…read moreissue with me because I threw some of the food I just had ate. He literally had to come out to me in the parking lot and be rude with his approach. Since the beginning, he was threatening me not to throw my trash here. I responded and told him would you rather have the trash in the parking lot or in a trash can, simple as that. He says he already has enough trash from the people washing, seems to me like he's just lazy and doesn't want to do his job. Second of all, there is no signs in the laundry mat saying you can't throw trash in the trash can if you aren't a customer. Take in mind, I occasionally also do my laundry here at times as well so I'm no stranger to this laundromat. If he would've had a better approach on it maybe things would've went better, however the way he handled himself clearly shows he has an issue with me solely based off my appearance. He put the cherry on top once he came out and basically threw the trash almost inside my car. This guy is clearly miserably and hates his life, so he has to tell put his anger on people and shouldn't be doing this job as he is going to cause issues as he isn't mentally right. As said, if his attitude would've been better I would've had a better understanding with him, but he definitely drove me from not doing laundry here again. Everything was recorded and can be seen as they have cameras all over the parking lot. I will also call the police if he ever tries to approach me again in the manner he did as I do go across the street to eat at the restaurant and also buy from the liquor store.

Terrible customer service! This lady in picture always verbally attacks me. Not polite and treats…read moreeveryone differently! She doesn't know I've talked to the owner and he is nice to me! Fix this ladies attitude. Something's off in her head! Otherwise, this is a cheap laundromat but I can def find another for $2 washes!

It's always calm and quiet when I come here, and the prices are the lowest I've seen in a long…read moretime. Only once has it been dirty inside, with dryer sheets all over the floor. Honestly, that wouldn't even be an issue if people cleaned up after themselves. A little courtesy goes a long way :)

The place is clean, the staff are friendly and helpful, but for the price you pay here, the…read moremachines should work. 2 out of 6 machines work on one side. 2 of 4 dryers are out on the other. You kind of have to jump around to use what you need. This place is a good spot, but lately, things have been going downhill.

The attendant lady at night was very rude even when I was trying to explain to her a washer machine…read moreissue, last time washing there cause if I'm paying I want at least a good service.

Clean! No attendants on the Sunday night I went…read more Double loaders are $2.75. Triple loaders are $3.75. Mega loaders are $5.75. Dryers are $0.25 for seven minutes. Soap and laundry additives available for sale by vending machine for $0.75. Multiple change machines are available. The machines really suds up so follow the instructions in the wall regarding detergent amounts. Everything was working. Fluff and fold service is available for $1.50 per pound (cash only with 10# minimum). Service is available daily but hours are limited. Plenty of machines available when i went on a Sunday evening at 6PM. Parking lot is small. Ralph's is a half block east if you get hungry. There's a bar across the street if you get thirsty (O'Connell's - never been).

Not the cleanest, dusty and just a run down laundromat. Machines are always breaking down, leaking…read morewater and the attendants try to blame the customer every time. They can be nice when they want to be but usually aren't. Price is okay keeps going up just like every where else. Your able to wash here but don't expect a great experience

Very clean laundromat with helpful work to and mean different laundry supplies to pick from...read more

Always see tweaker Liquor store employee tried to fight people in the parking lot the other day…read more Just fyi love this laundromat just off putting!