Clean. Accessible, safe and well stocked. There was also a friendly attendant when I was there…read more Definitely one of the best laundromats in the area.

Used latex gloves in parking lot on a regular basis. No sanitizer…read more No hot water to wash clothes,only cold. Dryers seem to be turned down,takes a long time to dry clothes.

Great place. Clean and spacious and the owner is very attentive to maintaining the machines. I…read moredidn't bring enough bags with me and the owner was kind enough to give me a really nice, durable laundry bag, which was greatly appreciated! A bonus to doing laundry there is the Mascot Brandy, who is a precious Beagle .

This is a nice , clean and spacious location. But-- the Dryer price is…read morethe most outrageous I have ever seen. At 99cents for 4 minutes it would cost you $15 an hour to dry clothes or $7.50 for 30 min. Though the dryers are large , after inserting the card 4 times to keep drying, I came home with more than 3/4 damp clothes to hang around the house near the pellet stove to dry. If I had known I would have skipped this rip off drying machine. Maybe the owner can be a little more generous? To put in almost $5. to dry and none was done on high setting is not ethical. I doubt if many local people will go there due to this extremely unfair price for drying clothes. I will go back to my favorite place in Kingston where it is 75 cents for a half hour and the dryer is so good you have leftover time to donate to someone else. So doing the math 75 cents compared to $7.50 a half hr. to dry clothes, makes you realize you are not saving on gas to go here, regardless of where your home location is.

Clean coin-operated laundromat was perfect for cleaning our clothes while on vacation. The machines…read moreworked great!

If you lose money in the machines here on a weekend, the weekday employee will call you a liar and…read moreinsist that because someone with no money has lied in the past, any regular customer must be making up a story for a few quarters, unless the employee saw the machine malfunction in real time with her own eyes. Um...okay. Who would bother to do that? People do! Cool...how did she know the others were lying? The security tape. Ok let's check that then. Oh, we can't, it's at the owners' house. Ma'am. Really? I'm not a petit larcenist with a cunning plan to enrich myself fifty cents at a time. I'm a middle-aged local homeowner who occasionally needs to wash a duvet. Can you seriously not tell the difference? Everyone in Hunter/Tannersville has lost quarters over the years in this joint's frequently-broken dryers. I've never bothered to report it because I'm usually here at the weekend or evening, but it adds up. Point being: they are definitely collecting more quarters for services not provided than they have ever been asked to refund. So why instruct/allow staff to instantly assume a hostile, argumentative, and condescending stance when a customer dares to report an issue? It's frankly kinda shocking. (Though maybe not--now that I think about, I've heard this employee being gratuitously rude on a prior occasion.) Perhaps the owners think that customer service and basic courtesy aren't necessary when you're the only option in the village, but there are laundromats down the mountain, staffed by professionals who don't automatically hate and suspect anyone they don't know personally. That's where I'll be taking my business from now on. And honestly it'll be worth the drive to avoid the godawful Corporate Country music station this place blasts at monster-truck-rally volume day and night (a lowkey act of aggression in itself). Anyway, if you're stuck with no other option, be sure to video yourself as you feed money into the machines. And bring your noise-canceling AirPods.

Very nice woman who owns the place. They do same day drop off, great to be able to just pick it up…read moreby end of the day. When I do my own laundry (rarely) all the machines are working, I only say this specifically because the others laundromats near by are terrible with fixing them.

Nice people providing the service. I Wish it were faster than a week turnaround. Good job on dry…read morecleaning. I never did my laundry there.

New owners We are now open 6 days a week Mon Tues Thurs Fri…read more8 am-2:30pm Sat 8 am-5 pm Sun 8am - pm Coin op, valet wash/fold and dry cleaning Come visit...we'd love to see you!

This place SUCKS. most of the washers are OUT OF ORDER. It's been that way for years! No attendant…read more Plenty of coins in the change machine.

Clean!! plenty of machines. Everything you need in a laundromat!!…read moreAbsolutely the place to go!

Very clean facility, all machines in good working order,and at a fair price.. better than other…read morelaundromats inthe Columbia county! The rest need to take lessons on this establishment!

Very clean facility. I like that they're open late. It never seems to be crowded, which is a great…read morething. They have different size washers which is helpful too. Bring your own supplies because there is t much in the vending machines and I'm not sure they work (the only down side to the place).

Our house dates from 1949, as did the septic tank, a galvanized tin container about 6' in diameter,…read moreno leach field. As the tank had caved in recently, we no longer had a functioning system (which indeed backed into the house at Christmas time.) After we trenched out the old system and at least got liquids flowing, we sought out bids to replace. Not only did the whole system have to get rebuilt to code, but we also had to deal with shale rock inches below the lawn and a wooded area leading down the hillside for the site of the leach field. Given the scope of the project, the first contractor we spoke to was never heard from again. J&R Contracting, headed up the the father and son team of Rick and Rick, arrived 2 days after we called, sized up the project, gave us a realistic estimate given the challenges of the site (e.g. assume an extra day to jack hammer through the shale to create a pit.) We said, "Sure!" Rick took a deposit to pay for the construction of a low profile holding tank, said they'd be back to do the job when the tank was ready. Sure enough, 3 weeks later, the team showed up with two backhoes, a dozer, trucks to transport in sand and topsoil, and chainsaws. We mapped out an area for the tank and leach field, and then they got to work. Over three days a level area was created for the leach field after removing some scrub trees. Specimen trees were tagged and left alone. The big project was jack hammering out the pit, as deep as I am tall. The tank was lowered in, piping connected and soil smoothed over. As J&R already had all the equipment on site, we asked for two days of extra work to bring in ten loads of sand and topsoil to regrade the lawn, reshaping to direct rainfall and winter melt away from the house foundations. The final step in late April will be to distribute shade tolerant grass seed across the new lawn. The final bill matched the original estimate. The added time and materials for sculpting the lawn was, of course, extra. The results far exceeded our expectations.

Never showed up.. spoke with him twice. If your too busy say so. Don't waste the customers time..read more