Update: We've used the services here twice during our stay in Paris. I am so impressed with the…read morecustomer service and care they have for the clients. The second time we used their services, we dropped off a carry-on luggage full of dirty clothes (family of three in Paris for over a week). Our drop off was around 4PM. And our clothes were delivered clean and folded in 2 nice boxes. Delivery to our hotel was a little before 9PM. Thank you so much Lavey Livrey!

Matt responded right away. His rates were reasonable and his pick up and delivery service was fast…read more I only wish he offered other payment options. I'd give him five stars if it wasn't for the cash-only payment option. It was a gamble but Matt was very honest.

Jules, was a great help. Being from the US and needing to do a couple of quick rounds of laundry to…read morelast us on our trip he was very helpful. Jules offered up a couple of of his favorite location to visit the unique architectural design of his home Country. Thank you!

Fabulous service. Came and picked up my laundry at my hotel and returned it the next day. Hotel…read morewanted to charge over $500 but Laverie Privee charged $36. Great job; fast service. Would definitely use again.

Best dry cleaners in Paris! I've tried several (that were horrible) and was so happy to find this…read moreone! The owners are kind and they do a very good job. They also offer free pick up and delivery for dry cleaning over 40 euros. :)

I am so glad we took our laundry here. Who wants to spend a couple of hours doing laundry when u r…read moreon vacation. For 35 euros they washed and dried 4 days of clothes for my 4 member family while we toured. The workers spoke good english. They accepted credit cards and had our laundry back the same day

Well, this place worked quite well, and meant that I only needed to use two washing machines as…read moreopposed to, well, all of them. Not too pricey, and definitely washing machines that were large enough to do some rather big loads (as is the case when I end up travelling around for an extended period). It wasn't too crowded either, so that also adds to the usefulness of the place. Oh, and I should also mention the dryers, though make sure you don't rush them either.

Tiny laundromat near the Louvre in a small square surrounded by Cafes. Instructions in French and…read moreEnglish so it was to figure out. They have big machine with powder detergent you can buy and little cups for measuring. They also have a couple baskets to put clothes in dryer. Hidden little gem. Had to do some serious map reading but we found it and well worth the walk.

Needed to do laundry while on vacation in Paris and hotel did not have facilities. This place…read moreworked just fine. Credit card for detergent, washers, dryers. Lovely neighborhood. Cafe nearby where I had a drink to pass the time.

Clean and safe, only thing it has no English translations for the instructions on how to use the…read moreMachines, but with google translate you can easily figure it out.

If you are near Gare du Norde (or Est) and need to get some laundry done, this is a great…read morelaundromat to do it in. It's not exactly the cheapest place to do laundry on the planet, but the machines function well and are clean, the inside is comfortable enough to wait for your clothes to be done, and the hours are good. For the average traveler, the "7kg" machine for 4 euros (around $4.50) is probably more than enough space for a suitcase full of clothing. Depending on whether you have the ability to hang up clothing in your hostel/hotel, your drying needs might vary, but I was able to get my clothes mostly dry for another 3 euros. Along with soap, that's about $10 for a full load. I would recommend bringing your own soap, especially if you prefer a more natural detergent: the stuff they sell here is sort of weird and has a strong fragrance. While this place might be an expensive choice as a long-term laundromat, it was a completely acceptable place to do one load of laundry mid-trip.

Doing laundry in a foreign country is always a daunting task, especially if you do not understand…read morethe language. Plus the machines do not necessarily operate the way that Americans understand. This is a nice washing faculty, clean, has signs in English, and you can pay with paper bills as well as coins. For three loads of clothes to wash and dry well and purchase soap, expect to pay between €20-25. Wash cycles take about 45 min depending on cycle selected, and drying takes 8 min per cycle. Expect to use at least 2 drying cycles. Be aware that many people in Paris arrive with wet clothes - simply to dry them. So dryers go quickly.

Clean and easy to understand instructions posted on wall. Enter the detergent and softener machine…read morenumbers next to the payment machine to get started. Friendly patrons.

Since being in Paris, I have been fortunate to have this amazing dry cleaners within easy walking…read moredistance. I have been thrilled at the high caliber of work that is done here. No matter the challenge, Pressing Le Rochechouart is up to it. They are the best place I have ever entrusted my clothes to, and I don't say that lightly. And, given my limited language skills, we somehow find a way to communicate clearly and with good humor. MERCI!

We was in Paris visit and this is spot was awesome. Easy instruction on how to use their automated…read moresystem. Payment option was very convenient as the take credit/debit card and also you can use Apple. Great spot to do your laundry when in the area to save money.

Push; when you get to the door make sure you push if it's not open already, we almost left because…read morewe didn't push we tried pulling the door so we stood outside for a few minutes thinking we were to early right when we were going to leave we pushed and viola . This a nice clean laundromat. #35 did not dry my clothes at all disappointing. Had to pay again for a different dryer. Everything is pretty easy as far as use. Even in French it's pretty easy to figure out. There is English writing on the wall for basic directions. There is one central pay station, make sure that you have all your clothes and soap in the machine already. The washer will start automatically, the dryer once you pay you will just have to push start (make sure to select your heat). They have a few little bins for use to transport your clothes from machine to machine.