Visiting the area and wanted to wash and dry items. Laundromat is immaculate, speed queen front…read moreloading machines, nice hot dryers. Spent 1 hr to complete 2 wash loads. Reasonable price of $5.25 for washer. Icing on the cake was meeting the on site owner Bobette, chatting about the local area and other issues. Thanks Bobette, I'll see u again when we're in town!

Yes, yes, yes! We…read morecame to Monterey after a few days in Yosemite and rather than paying a fortune for laundering service at our hotel, they recommended this wash and dry. I think the pricing It's $22.50 for anything less than 10 lbs. We had about 11 lbs and I paid less than $25. We dropped off around 9am and had it picked up by 4pm. It smelled amazing and folded intricately.

Rename it "Close Quarters Laundry" or "Lotsa Quarters Laundry"…read more Cramped and expensive.

DO NOT COME HERE!!! Your laundry will go missing if you turn your back for 10min. ALL of my son's…read morelaundry was GONE in a matter of minutes.

Best laundry mat in TOWN! All washers and dryers work very well. Prices are reasonable! Although…read moresometimes customers get lazy and don't clean up after them selves which is disappointing. But high majority of the time the staff does a GREAT job keeping the laundry mat clean and debris free.

Clean and well maintained parking is a challenge if you're in the height of the day, other than…read morethat, it's all good

If I could give 0 stars I would. I tried to put in the $7.50 to start the machine but the machine…read morewould not accept the last 4 quarters nor would it return the ones I had put in. I called the number on the change machine and also texted. Another customer had the same issue. I still have not heard back. If you do the math, this owner can make more than $5K a year by stealing from customers via broken machines. I have called the Seaside police department and filed a report.

This laundry mat is a hot mess. Machine was finished went to take my clothes out. The clothes were…read morestill soak, sudsy, just wet. The laundry attendant does not speak English. So she had to ask a customer to tell me I put too much soap. Which I did not. The other washer that I had the same amount of detergent, but did not come out soak and wet. It took me$3.25 to dry that load. I am Not happy.

This review is for the Sudz Monterey location!…read more This place is SO awesome. The owner was working today, and she was so helpful and sweet. It was my first time there and she made sure I knew how things worked. The machines are really nice quality and don't leave any funky smells on your clothes like some laundromat machines do. I was able to wash my really big bed comforter for ten bucks which is a pretty good value I think! At other laundromats it's cost me $12 bucks just to use the larger washing machine so I'd say this is a steal. The place was clean too and you can use their card system, or pay with cash or credit/debit. Nice location too, just off the highway near Del Monte Shopping Center. I'll definitely be back again!

I called and was told it was $2.50 per pound. When picking up my receipt and it says $17.50…read more Minimum purchase order $17.50. I probably bought in 3 pounds of clothes in assuming I'd be charged around $7.50-$10. Nothing was sad when I dropped my tiny bag of laundry off. This person could've added a little bit of value to their business seeing I was a new customer by telling me there's a minimum charge order price when I brought in a tiny bag of clothing. When I picked my clothes up on Sunday at noon, the young lady was pretty blah. She told me $17.50. I was surprised, but I gave her a $ 20 and said you can keep the change. She replied "do you want to receipt?" I said "sure and thank you." And then just silence... grab my laundry and walked out. How difficult is your job? Are you that unhappy that you can't be polite?

Went in today to do laundry. Washed my cloths, threw in the dryer and left. Came back at the…read moreestimated time it should be done. Found cloths completely wet. Paid again(45 minutes). Left and came back. Still wet. Tight schedule already 45 minutes behind. Moved machines and hoping it'll be ok. This has happened a couple times now. Not even worth calling for $2 it's more the time lost being stuck waiting for cloths to dry. Maintenance is not good. If it wasn't for the location I wouldn't ever come back. Very upsetting.

I travel a lot and find that many laundromats are super sketchy. The parking lot kind of sucked…read morebecause it was small and hard to negotiate my big old van... But the place itself was clean, not too expensive, and had a regular maintenance man on site... At least while I was there. It's also on the north end of Santa Cruz so you're not in the middle of the chaos.

Kind of a pain in the butt to do laundry here. Dryers are not super hot so expect that part of the…read moreprocess to cost you more.

This place is horrible. To begin it's expensive. Most…read moremachines are out of service and most eat your quarters up with no credit. The bathroom is "closed for health reasons" and if you do your laundry on a Sunday there is no office hours.

Top notch service. I brought a load of sodden towels after a flood in my home and they washed and…read moredried them all for a reasonable price, and turned them around in less than a day! Can't say enough good things about their fluff and fold!

I have been a loyal customer of this laundromat for a VERY long time, but after my recent…read moreexperience, I will not be returning. I came in with six or seven loads of laundry, so I was constantly moving between machines, loading clothes and adding detergent. I had only been there for about 20 minutes when the owner approached me in a very casual, unprofessional manner and asked if I had clothes in one of the washers. He pointed toward the front of the laundromat and said someone had pulled them out because they were "just sitting there." I told him those were my clothes and explained that I was the only person handling several loads. With only two hands, it naturally takes time to get detergent into every machine. I had already added detergent to that washer, and instead of taking a moment to ask the customers in the building if the load belonged to anyone, someone removed my clothes with the detergent still all over them. What disappointed me the most was the complete lack of accountability. There was no apology, no acknowledgment that what happened was wrong, and no effort to make the situation right. Instead, I was questioned about what time I arrived and whether I had even been inside the building. Ironically, he even admitted he had seen me when I arrived, which confirmed that I had been there the entire time. To make matters worse, I had stopped at the store beforehand and only had enough money to buy a small bag of detergent powder. That detergent was mostly wasted when my clothes were removed from the machine, and I was left with the inconvenience and expense of having to figure out what to do next. If a washer contains clothes covered in fresh detergent, the reasonable thing to do is ask the customers inside if the load belongs to anyone before removing it. Assuming it was abandoned without making any effort to verify ownership is unacceptable. I was so upset that I took my wet clothes to another laundromat to finish drying them. This experience showed a lack of professionalism, respect, and basic customer service. I also can't help but think about how frustrating this would have been for someone who is elderly, disabled, or doesn't speak English fluently. Situations like this should be handled with much more care and consideration. Unfortunately, I will not be returning, nor will I recommend this laundromat to others.