Just moved to Paris and found this on Yelp. Very clean and easy to use once I understood the…read moreconcept. Each machine has a number that corresponds to the main control panel where you pay....push the machine number, put your money in and then go push start on the machine...voila!!!

Laverie libre is the laundromat in france. Search for "laverie" near you to find one…read more This laverie is bright, open all the time and easy to use. There's even a red phone on the wall if you have trouble. But thanks to google image translate I figured it out. 1. Choose the right sized washer for your load. Some machines have a button with a padlock icon. Push it to open the door. HINT: The 8kg machines do a SUPER job of spinning. - equals less money spent on drying. 2. Load your clothes and secure the door. 3. Add your detergent in the top. Detergent goes in the spot with the "II" icon. On some machines it's marked "lavage". 4. Go to the payment machine and at the lower right enter the nunber of your washer/dryer. 5. Pay the indicated amount. Most people I saw today put in their clothes and left. I guess this is a good neighborhood? Still, if you have jeans, know that "used-looking" american jeans fetch a hefty price in paris!! Stay with your clothes. More hints: If you dont want to lug your suitcase around and forgot to bring your big blue ikea jumbo sacks/bags, stop at the register at the neaby monoprix. They have great bafs for 0.90 each. Watch out. These are industrial-grade dryers. Dial the heat knob carefully! Happy washing!

Less than 10 minute walk from the AC Marriott hotel. More instructions / directions in English than…read morethe last laundromat I used in Paris, which is always more helpful than google translator. They also had several chairs, which is very nice! Easy to pay by card or cash. 6 euros to wash a load in the small washing machines. 1.90 euros for 9 minutes of drying time in a dryer. (Which I thought initially was expensive, especially since there is no option to extend the time with the equivalent of quarters as is typically the case in the US...but I was surprised how dry things got after only 9 minutes. It did end up taking 18 total to dry completely. Including multiple pairs of jeans... Bottom-line plan on about 10 euros per load to wash and dry.

Clean and easy Paris location. Just a short walk from the Hyatt Etoile, AC Marriot, and Le Meridien…read moreÉtoile.

As others have said. Great little place close to a number of hotels. Doesn't accept credit card as…read moreanother reviewer noted. Get a pizza and wait for your laundry. You're likely to bump into some locals and the odd tourist also doing laundry. Put your laundry into the machine, hit the number and then insert your money. Select your temperature and you're off. Easy enough.

It is clean and convenient. Soap is 1€. Washer ranges from €4--9. Dryer is €1,20 for 10 minutes.read more