Walked from the train station looking for a place to wash our clothing. Although not the closest,…read moremaybe 15 mins, it was open and clean. There's a money machine which allows you to pay for everything in one central location, including detergent and softener. Since we only speak English, we relied on the pictures for directions. There's also free wifi, so you have something to do as you wait for your laundry. It's slow. There's also cafes for food nearby. The cost of a load to wash and dry are rather pricey, but for a backpacker with the need for fresh clothes, it fit the bill.

Well, never expected to write a 5 star review for a laundromat in Brussels Belgium but this place…read morewas so easy to use, instructions in English, great location and pay by credit card. Started a load, walked to the peeing boy statue, had a waffle and beer came back and dried the clothes and back to the hotel. €5 for standard washer and €12 for the XL but you need your own detergent.

Perfect place to wash and dry, very easy to use washers and dryers. The display offers several…read morelanguages and you can pay by cash or card to use any machine, including to buy soap. Much appreciated by the locals as by the tourists.

I've had my share of laundry mats, but this one has definitely been one of the nicest ones granted…read moreI haven't a clue how it stacks up to other laundry mats in Brussels or Ixelles, however, I'll report on my 2 cents. Overall, Quality Wash was efficient for me. No need for coins exclusively since they have a checking system that takes the money using one teller machine you just have to choose the washer/dryer number at the check out. I think it's great since all the laundry mats I've ever been to have coin slots only and even though it's not a big deal it is slightly inconvenient turning all those bills into coins. Here they take bills, coins, and some cards. There is also a phone to call management in case the machine eats your money. Besides the machines that would obviously be here they have a press, a tiny (stress tiny) TV sitting area, and free wifi. There is also a vending machine with detergent and snacks.... oddly not separated. If you want a snack there is also a cafe & a small convience store within the same block. Machines weren't terribly big so if you have a lot you might be waiting awhile. There are two larger machines though for comforters or big loads. Kudos for also keeping the place clean. The first night we used it they had staff wiping machines down and general maintenance-- makes home seem barberic. Well, anyways, it's the cleanest laundry mat I've been in.

Just moved into the area and found this well kept laundry mat. Good machines. Easy to use. €3.70 a…read morewash token. Just had my clothes washed and they smell decent. Yet to try the dryers. Convenient soap vending machine. There's bar next door with free wifi access. Always a plus when waiting for your clothes to wash or dry. Highly reccomended

Magic Wash is a clean laundromat near Place Fontaina. A washer token cost €3.7. The dryer tokens…read morecost €0.7 and buy eight minutes of dryer time. You purchase washer and dryer tokens from a machine but there is no change machine. Get coins before you go. There is a vending machine for laundry detergent. Detergent costs about €1.2 per wash. There are places to sit inside but I sat on a bench in the plaza and read while I waited. There are bars, fast food and coffee shops nearby. I was able to get free Wi-Fi from one of the local businesses. Note that none of the machines return your change unless you push the change button. It was about as pleasant an experience washing clothes as a laundromat can be.

Speedy Wash was very clean and not crowded. Instructions were in French, Dutch, and English. The…read morepay machine gave change (I wasn't sure that it would). There was a little market nearby where I grabbed a sandwich and soda. I felt perfectly safe to leave my clothes while they were washing. Others were doing the same. But the highlight of my visit was the kindness of other customers (3 different men). One must have seen me looking a bit lost and tried his best to explain to me what to do next in French. Then a young man who spoke some English offered to let me use his detergent when he saw me about to purchase some. As I was folding my laundry, I had a pleasant conversation (in English) with a man who runs a local B&B. It was a delightful experience!

Altough, the other laundromat was cheaper if you keep walking 2 blocks more, it did the job. Got…read morethe clothes clean. Change machine and vending machine for soap were present. There's also a large press. Nothing else to do, really, but to leave and go to the bakery and cafes nearby then come back when your laundry needs to be transferred or picked up.

Clean, safe and centrally located…read more 3.80 euros for wash (token from machine). 50 cents for 7.5 min for dryer. Stopped by Peppermint tea room to kill time during wash/dry cycles and it was great.

Conveniently located. Inexpensive. Reasonably clean and well lit.read more

What ever you do do not give themm anything to dry clean as they litetraly distroy your goods and…read morerefuse to take responsability for it. Charged me more than 600 euros to clean my curtains than came back after more than a week totaly distroyed. They have shrunk more than 10 cm both in lenght and width. Have become like cardboard and lost their shine. When contacting the management at De Geest about this I was rudely told it was my fault for having bought this type of cheap fabric (they just happen to be Osborne & Little by the way. Only 1600 Euro fabric not counting the confection) and were totally unwilling to recognize their error blaming it on the fabric producer. Thiey offered no compromise or solution. Sufice to say: Unless you look at being abused and have your stuff distroyed; Stay away!

I brought in two shirts to wash and fold. They did a decent job, and did so on time. HOWEVER, the…read moreprice was extremely high: 8 euros per shirt! This is what you would expect to pay at a hotel, not at a normal shop.

Solid choice in an area with few laundromats (that I could find). Clean, lots of washers and dryers…read moreavailable on a Tuesday afternoon. No laundry soap for sale though, and it's a bit pricey (€3.50/wash token, €0.70/dry token... You'll need one or two to wash depending on the size of the washer, and at least four towns to dry a small wash). Beautiful area though, really pretty to just sit and wait on a nice, sunny day. Felt safe here, although there's nowhere to go (again, that I could find) for a coffee while you wait.