This place is usually pretty clean, and the prices here are cheaper than my neighboring apartment…read morecomplex's laundry rooms prices once they started nickel and dime-ing me (who charges like 60¢ more for using hot water?!). The 10 load washer here breaks down a lot and eats quarters, so just make sure if you try and close the door that it activates a different prompt screen before you get everything loaded in and have to move it to the smaller 6 loaders. 10 loader is like $9.75, 6 loader is $6.25, 4 Loader is $5.25. They have a ton of two load washers that are $2.00. Dryers you get 5-7 minutes per quarter depending on which one you use. The big dryers give you 7 minutes for the first quarter and only 6 minutes every subsequent quarter. I don't know why. Great hours. Open early, stays open late til 11pm, open 7 days a week. Cameras on premises too.

I've been coming to this laundromat for a long time, but one of the biggest problems is the lack of…read moremanagement when it comes to the students from the high school next door. During school hours, groups of students regularly come into the laundromat, disturb customers, make people move, interrupt people while they're folding laundry, start arguments, and have even torn down signs. As regular customers, we've had to change what time we come just to avoid the crowds of students because it's become so disruptive. It shouldn't be necessary to plan your laundry around avoiding people who are bothering customers. The owner has been told about this repeatedly for months. Customers have even sent him videos showing students disrupting people while they're trying to fold their laundry, yet nothing has changed. He keeps saying he'll put up signs or address the problem, but after more than two months, there has been no action. The laundromat has both a front and a back entrance. The sign at the back is there to let customers know there's additional parking in the rear--it isn't an invitation for students to use the laundromat as a hangout during school hours. A few clearly posted signs about respecting customers or restricting non-customer loitering during school hours could help, but the owner has chosen not to take that step. It's disappointing because this could be a great laundromat, but customers deserve to feel comfortable and safe while doing something as simple as washing and folding their clothes. I hope the owner finally takes these concerns seriously and addresses the ongoing issue.

I rated them back in 2020, but its time for an update…read more Along with their new remodel and new washers. They have new flooring AND less seating their lack of seating is annoying but most people own cars (i dont). They have many load units now and the locations are clear. From 2-8 load washers. Very clean and orderly. I think the lady who worked there in 2020 moved on to greener pastures, but the new cleaning lady is sweet too. She made me mad tho. I walk up ask her a question in Spanish, and she replies in English. LOOK LADY, I HAVE SPENT HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS AND FOUR YEARS LEARNING SPANISH... DONT YOU TALK TO ME IN ENGLISH im kidding shes a sweetheart.

After their recent update, this place is definitely a spot I recommend coming to! The staff is…read morealways helpful and nice whenever I had a question and the new machines are great.

Small but Clean Machines are new…read moreOpen 24 hours And the lady that works there is very helpful.

I love this place during the day when la mujer jefe is on shift. She keeps the rift raft away and…read morethe place clean. Night though is a different vibe...Took a photo of a gal trying to steal from the machine with a wire just few minutes ago.

Beautiful and clean! I found out I can use my card from the 24 hour Pearl in San Diego. This one is…read moresooooooo nice. It's clean, everything works. Nothing out of order. Staff is helpful. Could not be better. They have this beautiful open air seating area in the front. This is the nicest laundromat I've been to in a really long time. Highly recommended! Keep up the great work.

Machines work great if they didn't steal your money. Some of the bigger machines don't lock…read morecorrectly, if they open, it will restart and you would have to pay again. I brought this up to the attendant, and she said "No refunds". I told her I didn't want a refund, I just wanted the service I payed for. After going back n fourth with her for a bit, she finally started the machine and I got the service I payed for. (The last experience I was there a few months ago) Today, I came in for a Wash n Fold service. Same lady, Told her the 2 baskets I had were going to be 2 different transactions. ( Since I run a business and have my own laundry and business laundry). She started giving me trouble about them both being under the same phone number... Okay. Then I asked her if I can know my total before leaving, she said "No, not until after". Pretty sure they can weigh your clothes and give you total before you leave, as they do everywhere else. I asked for my clothes back and will not be coming back here. The relief on her face when I took my clothes back was the relief of someone that doesn't want to work.

I was visiting Oceanside for a few days and I needed a place to do laundry. I found this place and…read moreit was super easy to use. Machines were good and easy to use. I recommend this laundromat for anyone else traveling to the area.

First time here and it's a pretty standard laundromat. They have some large washing machines that…read morecan handle 40lb, 60lb and 80lb. Regular smaller washers too. Dryers are all the same but all don't work properly as in drying time is better on some than others. Probably true for all dryers. Overall not a bad experience and I will come back again.

I walked in & placed my clothes in 2 washing machines, I liked how they offer a card payment…read moreoption. Well both machine card readers werent working & suggested the cash option, by use of quarters. I wanted to pay with card and couldnt, so i had to unload my clothes & leave.

Well kept laundry room with many different size washers available. Most machines take card payment…read morebut there's also a coin dispenser on site.

First time using this laundromat. It has open space (wide open wall by the entrance so it doesn't…read moreget too stuffy inside), sufficient instructions, plenty of washers and dryers! I like how a few of the washers are close to the dryer (very convenient)! Enough parking space! I also like that the carts are big (my laundry basket fits)! The place is clean, it has seating and tv! One more thing, the machine shows the cost of washing or drying, so you're not surprised on the price.

Well... I recommended this place before because it is nice and clean and the attendant Letty is so…read moreefficient and friendly. But unfortunately the other night I had to do laundry and homeless were going in and out of the place. I was even folding clothes and one of them kept staring at me. Then I came back on Sunday morning and another drug addiction was inside, talking to himself and also staring. Sorry but that makes me very uncomfortable. They should do something about it.

This laundromat is always clean and it's nice to be able to just tap the card and pay instead of…read morehandle the coins. The parking is always available and it's really close and it's also nice cause you can take the cart out to your vehicle instead of having the cards are like all locked up inside anyways it's a great laundromat.

TLDR: go somewhere else. [And FWIW, I have experience working in a laundromat, so I know a little…read morebit about the machines.] I did laundry here last night. The machines were more expensive than another place I went in town. I did two of the $6 loads. At other laundromats I've been to, it's usually only .50 more if you want to add an extra rinse or more intensive wash, for instance. Here, it's $2 for each add-on. Despite leaving PLENTY of room for the clothes to wash (the load was maybe 2/3 full), a pair of jeans came out half soaked and half still dry. After that, the card reader wasn't working on the dryers, so I used quarters. I was able to start my first dryer, no problem. For the second, three of my quarters got stuck in the coin slot. It was toward the end of the day, so the coin catch was probably too full. I didn't see an attendant, so I went to my vehicle and got tweezers to see if I could jimmy the quarters lose. As I worked on retrieving the 3rd quarter, I looked back at one point and noticed an older man watching from inside the back door. He didn't move, so I walked over to him to ask for help. He asked why I was trying to break his machines. He said "so you're going to break my machine for .25?" I said no, I wasn't damaging the machine, but out of principle, I wasn't going to give up .75 for a faulty coin slot (on already overpriced laundry). He told me to move my laundry to another machine. I already had but explained that I was still trying to get the remaining quarter back from the first one. He then made fun of me and laughed in my face for caring about a quarter. Again, it was actually three quarters, but I had already gotten two loose. Finally, after a considerable amount of back and forth he offered to provide me with a .25 refund. Great, thanks. I left the machine alone. What he SHOULD have done in this scenario is come up to me, while I was trying to jimmy the quarter to say "excuse me, can I help you?" I would have said yes, I just need to get my quarter. He either could have opened the machine with the key to fix it for future customers (best option), or brought me a refund quarter. Instead, he stood there watching, thereby allowing me more opportunity to potentially "break the machine." He also should have put an out-of-order sign on that coin slot if he wasn't going to empty it. Instead he spent the next hour I was there pushing a broom around (yet somehow missing the largest pieces of trash on the floor), likely keeping an eye so I didn't go back to "break his machine." While I was there, another customer found out the hard way that the dryers' credit/debit card readers weren't working after she loaded her wet clothes in the dryer. There is not an ATM on site, and she didn't have cash, so she had leave and go to an ATM in order dry her clothes. In addition to telling him myself, I personally saw at least two other customers tell the attendant that the card reader wasn't working for the dryers. This woman came in after he was already aware. The attendant did not inform her that the system was down before she started her wash. I was frustrated for her (a single mom doing laundry at 8pm on a Sunday night). I don't know what people were talking about in their reviews when they mention "the nice man" who works here. He was rude and not proactive whatsoever. Whether a machine takes someone's quarter, dollar, or however much, it's his job to oversee the successful operation of the machines. Laughing at a customer for caring about losing any amount of money is tacky in any light, but especially when they might already be counting every penny.