Being on the road for weeks requires careful planning on where and when your laundry gets done…read more This company has over 150 self-service laundries in the country. The one in Pamplona at Plaza de Castillo is very nice and well maintained. It has the added advantage of being in the heart of the pintxo bar district, one block off the street where the running of the bulls is done. Clear instructions and clean machines. As sometimes happens, some dodo went in and looked in the operating dryer and did not have the courtesy of restarting it. Thanks dope. We had to restart it and pay more. Meanwhile, it gave us more time to eat pintxos and drink - so it all worked out just fine.

This is a laundromat/lavandarie/do-it-yourself laundry. They didn't take credit cards :( They…read moredidn't have a change machine or a token machine that takes bills. They didn't have anything on-site that sold detergent or fabric softener. But, then, we were just happy to get some laundry done. The token machine ONLY took 1 and 2 euro coins. 1 load of laundry will cost 8 euros (5 to wash, 3 to dry) This laundromat was useful. My traveling companions and I were all starting to smell a bit after living out of our backpacks for 2 weeks.

It's a small coin-op laundromat near the tourism office. There are three sizes (& prices) of…read morewashing machines. They take credit cards or coins. It's got 3 plastic chairs. There are a few restaurants near by.

When I arrived at 9,00 there are two women very unkind who told me I could not use the dry…read moremachine, so I went with the clothes wet. They replied I would need to go to another place to dry it, the place was all messed up.