For starters according to management this is the former name it is now called "New Laundry Castle."…read moreI came to this laundromat based off previous reviews. Although not exactlg 100% accurate, (dryers are NOT free). However they're very efficient. Nonetheless I had an enjoyable experience here. Met the manager Benny who was pleasant & helpful. Showed some compassion due to my situation w/my son. I was thankful it wasn't crowded. Form of payments accepted are some credit/debit cards while also utilizing their card system. By purchase of a $1. Or coin operated. This laundromat was very clean & I appreciate that. I'd visit again & recommend.

Definitely best when you arrive early because it's smaller than many laundry mats. If you get the…read morerewards card and go Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday you get free drying credits which were more than enough to dry out clothes.

Clean facility & the equipment worked well.(No out of order signs). I'll definitely return as the…read moreprices were reasonable also.

I've gone twice, the second time was to see if my first time bad experience was a one time thing…read more It smells like cesspool the two times I've gone. I've put my clothes in with no stains and I've taken out them out to find multiple black stains all over some articles of my clothing. The workers never look happy or like they're willing to help. The price of the dryers is not bad, .25¢ for 9 minutes. They have multiple size washer and dryers. I also noticed they have a laundry service which is nice. However the smell and putting stain free clothes in and them coming out with stains makes it so I don't want to go back.

Plenty of free parking, large clean well-lit building with tables and chairs, vending machines for…read moresoap and laundry detergent, snacks and drinks. Friendly helpful proprietors. Bill- breaker and change machines available. Both the washers and dryers are large capacity and kept in good repair. Great whether you choose self-service or drop-off. Try it, you'll ,like it!

I've been fortunate enough to not have to use a laundromat since college, so had no clue what to…read moreexpect, but a friend in the area recommended KP Laundromat to me. There are plenty of machines and even on a Saturday late morning had plenty open. Coin-op only but there are change machines for $1-20 bills, and a bill breaker. You can also purchase detergent but I had brought my own. Washers range from $3.75 for a small, $6 for a medium, and then maybe $8 or $9 for a large washer. Dryers are . $.25 for 8 minutes for the non-heavy duty. Lots of parking, places to sit, but also seemed like people were comfortable leaving their items and coming back.

A very young couple that are the sweetest and most reliable around the best service always…read morefriendly never forgets my name best of luck

Great place to do laundry. I used a coupon and got $5 off my laundry for checking in. They were…read morequick and speedy and provided exceptional service.

Prices are fair. I come here to do loads every 1-2 weeks the…read moreonly thing that can be frustrating is that on certain days most washers and dryers are taken up by staff for laundry service loads. Other than that not a bad laundromat.

I Don't know Where these Negative Comments are Coming From?? Maybe Other Laundromats in the Area?…read moreBecause the Ladies at this Place are Wonderful! ' Primarily Spanish Latina Ladies! They do Terrific Work and I Always Tip!! Thank God For Lucky 7! ;)

As of my typing this review, the place doesn't even have a featured photo on its Yelp listing, just…read morethat generic grayscale neighborhood image that's the equivalent of the Facebook/Instagram face silhouette. That tells you what you're dealing with over here. But look, I don't go to laundromats often. At my apartment not far from here, I didn't have access to a washer, so I HAD to come here. That was 25 years ago. The place hasn't changed much. That's not quite fair. Though I'm sure the floor and walls of the building are the same since JFK dropped by the long-gone Long Island Area up the street in 1960, the machines have been replaced and you manage your laundry from an app. No more shoving a sawbuck into the change machine for that clang of quarters that momentarily summons the thought that you've won a jackpot and you'll never have to spend another moment in a laundromat again. But then as you drag that lump of soiled wearables over to a machine, you return to reality and your fate. These days I don't need to visit a laundromat unless my own washer is busted, or my dryer is busted, or if I've got so much laundry I just want to get it done quickly, or if I'm cleaning one of those big fat blankets that throw off the balance of my top-loading washer and makes a pounding noise during the final spin that's like Poe's "The Tell-Tale Heart" only with a less-happier ending. But there are times I need a laundromat, and this place fits the bill. And by "fits" I mean "washes and dries" and by "bill" I mean "textiles." You could drop your crap off, and they'll wash and fold for you. If you're an aristocrat. Which I am not. So I'll just sit on one of the benches and stare into space or stare at my phone or stare at my laptop. At least they have Wi-Fi. The other option is to watch whatever happens to be streaming on the large television. One time it was "Keeping Up with the Kardashians." I started to wonder if any of the Kardashians had ever been to a laundromat, or know what a laundromat is, or have even seen a washer or dryer, or if they even wear anything more than once. What makes the location a little more ideal than the other laundromats in the area is that the strip mall contains a Five Guys and an Izumi hibachi restaurant. Because nothing kills time quicker than slamming a cheeseburger or pounding a mai tai. Or, perhaps, both. Curiously, according to the app, the establishment is called "Honey Bee Laundrette," which sounds kinda quaint, but I don't see any signage (or ambiance) that suggests the species Apis mellifera. In fact, the strip mall sign simply says LAUNDER CENTER, which sounds like something out of "Blade Runner" where your memory gets wiped. On the days I need to go to the laundromat, though, I could use a good memory wipe afterward. THREE STARS

the only reason I'm giving this a 3 star is cause people come in pairs and HOG the damn machines. I…read morecan't in at 10 there's 2 couples inside with few cars in lot and no machines and they all had very close timers thinking they're all the same persons. there has to be a limit to two machines per person or couple. so the rest of the people can wash their clothes too. same goes for the dryers. 1 person 5 dryers. unacceptable I've been coming here 6 years and in the last year it's a shit show.

Clean and friendly worker behind the counter very nice wash and dryers. Plenty of machines. Very…read morenice tables for folding .

Not the cleanest. Soap departments hold a lot of soap scum. The machines itself smell moldy…read more Customer service is great though.

If you re looking to do some laundry in the area, this is the place. Not huge, not fancy. A…read morefamily-run business where you can drop off your laundry. I was in town and needed to do a small load of laundry. Place has bags of packaged clean laundry and looks like they do a tremendous volume of it. The premises is clean. The regular small load of wash cost $3.00 and 25 cents for 7-minutes of drying. I recommend this laundromat.

Best spot , I go here every week sometimes twice a week. Everyone is so friendly and they do a…read moregreat job