Møntvask is simply a laundromat. This one is nice, clean, big, with many laundry machines,…read morecentrifuges, and dryers. It is equipped with table, so you have a place to fold your laundry. There is an option to purchase soap, but it's recommend to use your own. Prices are average. These days, not so many people use laundromats and I think we will see less and less of them here.

From the owner: Vi kan vaske og rense alt for dig, f.eks. skjorter, habitter, dragter, kjoler, duge, gardiner,…read moretæpper, dyner, pels og læder, møbelbetræk. 100 % klorfri og miljøvenlig rensning. Vi henter og bringer, ring for aftale. Se hjemmeside for yderligere information.

From the owner: Vi renser og vasker alle slags tøj. Vi rapararer alle slags tøj.Vi renser skind, pels og læder. Vi…read morevasker duge, vi renser tæpper. Du få tøj reparation fra skrædder som har 10 års erfaring med skrædderi.

I arrived in Copenhagen with a load of laundry. My hotel has a service that I could have used to…read morewash one load for $76! So I searched for a laundromat using Apple Maps. The first place I went to was closed and looked perhaps permanently closed, but then I found Møntvask (Vascandia). I agree with the reviewer who said the instruction are a bit opaque, but you can use your Google Translate camera feature or, if you were lucky like I was, have a nice elderly Danish man help you. Once figured out, the system is easy and best of all you can pay with a credit card (tap and go). This added feature was greatly appreciated since I only had Euro in cash and the machine only takes coins. The machine came with its own soap (which was a nice touch) and the dryer dried even jeans in 24 minutes. The cost was about $12 total. Also, unlike the substantive other review here, I found this laundromat to be clean and comfortable.

We walked to this address and only found an apartment building. NO laundry. We are leaving…read moreCopenhagen without finding an easy solution to getting our laundry done.

Spilled sour old milk (damn you messy room mate, who doesn't empty milk cartons before throwing…read morethem away!), whilst kindly taking out the thrash, all over a wool and leather coat. Solution? Getting it dry cleaned at the nearest possible place. Seemed like I had a very special coat that needed very special attention to be cleaned properly (have later lost all patience and ability to get it dry-cleaned again and washed and shrunk it in the machine at home), so the nice lady at the dry-cleaners told me they had to send it away to a special place. I thought I was already at that special place, but didn't argue. I was told to come get my coat in three weeks (!). This seemed excessive to me, but was ok. When I came to get my coat after three weeks, I had lost my ticket (I'm a mess) and they couldn't find the coat. I was told to look for it myself in-between a thousand other coats, which was kind of a mess too, but at least I got to try the thing you put your foot on that makes the coats spin on a merry-go-round like thing. Kinda fun. Anyway, they were closing and I was told to come back. Having lost all hope of ever getting my coat back, they had luckily found it when I returned the next day. It was clean, but the leathery parts were very stiff. An ok result, I guess. The price was a bit steep, at 350-something DKK, so I might try a different dry-cleaner the next time I spill something... But then again, my coat is very special.

quality of cleaning below average, do not accept cards, no receipt given. actual prices twice…read morehigher than posted on their website.

it's pretty simple for: the guy at the counter was a lot of fun to talk to, the place was an…read moreexploding fun zone of comic book figurines and bright red colors everywhere and use of fruit as art and just take a look at the pictures. But the Elvis pancakes were absolutely mind blowing - every time I bid into a new corner of the food mountain, there seem to be a new taste that was buried in the folds of the obviously very fattening food, but very happy making food! Coffee was pretty good and there was a good I believe raspberry smoothie I had. But just a great fun little experience and I loved the place.

My family was visiting Copenhagen for a few days, and we were craving some brunch. We found The…read moreLaundromat Cafe on the way to Juno Bakery, which was less than a block away. After grabbing some pastries to go at Juno, we stopped my the cafe for some food. It was starting to rain, so this stop came at a perfect time! The cafe has plenty of seating outside, with a long bench and small tables and chairs. The cafe puts out blankets to make sitting there more enjoyable. We ended up sitting inside just because of the rain, even though the outdoor portion does have a bit of a cover from the awning. Inside, there are more tables than you would think! We chose one by an open window to have a bit of a breeze. The menu is stocked with everything you would need. Service was quick, too. We also thought it was neat that the cafe functions as an actual laundromat, as well. There are 3 sets of washer/dryers in the back near the 2 restrooms. Also, there is free WiFi, making this a cute WFH spot. As for the food, it was pretty good! No complaints from me there. The pancakes were unique with the bacon, banana, and peanut butter.

Has anybody here seen Can't Buy Me Love? You know the part where Cindy Mancini goes to that party…read morewearing the perfect silk outfit she "borrowed" from her mom and then some douchebag spills wine on it and the dry cleaner says it's going to cost a thousand dollars to get the stain out? My experience at Alaska Vask & Rens was nothing like that. Except for the stain part. And the silk part. Here's how it went. Had a party to celebrate my 30th birthday. Had this killer silk dress on (yes, it had pockets). Went to wash a couple dishes. Kitchen faucet had unpredictable water pressure and BAM, just like that, grease stains all over my awesome silk dress. Happy Birthday Indeed. I get a discount on dry cleaning through my company if I am willing to abandon my belongings in the basement of our building and trust they'll come back eventually. I simply was not willing to take the risk this time. And so I found myself standing in Alaska Vask & Rens, justifying that it must be good if it's named after a state as beautiful as Alaska, probably with a pretty pathetic look of desperation on my face. I begged for them to try hard to remove the stains, and then bid godspeed to my silk and hoped for the best. Listen you guys. Not only did the brave strong men of Alaska Vask & Rens get rid of the grease stains, they also got rid of some discoloration that had happened after a moisture incident while traveling in my suitcase a couple months ago. How thrilled am I? Pretty freakin' thrilled. Moral of the story? I realize people rarely travel out of their way for dry cleaning. I don't either. But if you live in the area, and have some stained shirts or something, I HIGHLY recommend these guys.

This review is based on service I did not get…read more I showed up to a locked door at noon; went next door to the dry cleaning facility and a jerk in a beard said, "So many of you tourists are in town doing all this washing, so we close up. Come back maybe at three." I did not go back at three; I would not go back in three hours or three years. Bite me.

Easy to find because the surrounding restaurants and shops are dark colored and the red colored…read moretheme of this cafe stands out. I get extremely paranoid when traveling about running out of clean clothes. So a few days into our stay in Scandinavia, I was already looking to clean some clothes. After some research on "montvask " places in Copenhagen, I found the Laundromat cafe. The guy was nice to instruct on the use of the machine. It only takes 10 DKK coins and the soap comes out of the machine so I was relieved because I did not bring any detergent. The cashier was nice to give me change. The wash is 50 DKK and the dry cycle was 10 DKK for 7 minutes. I had a small load and it is a huge dryer so it took my clothes only 7 minutes to dry anyways. While waiting for the laundry to finish, you can sit inside and enjoy the free internet. Or you can eat in the cafe. We did not try the food as I wanted to try next door's food which I bookmarked via Yelp. There are also boutique shops to peruse while waiting for your laundry.

Very cool place!!! We been in Italy 5 days and needed to do laundry. We found this spot got out of…read morethe rain and did our laundry and had some lattes and read our book!!! Clothes are clean and we are set to roll!!

Very difficult to use. No English translation…read more Requires coins, no electronic payment.

Very affordable and allowed us to keep our packing of clothes to an absolute minimum which was the…read moregoal. The WWII like machine to start the washer and dryer is easily manageable since there are some instructions in English. Much cheaper than having a service do our laundry for us. By 1/4 of the cost. It was a laundry mat experience that I won't forget!