Have been a weekly customer for ten years. Grace is a wonderful lady, and the entire Lee family is…read morealways friendly and professional. Regular shirt laundry has kept shirts looking good--have never experienced damage even on XL (18.5 x 38) shirts that don't fit regular press at most cleaners. Grace has done an excellent job on a wide range of alterations, including difficult jobs such as men's suit jackets to accommodate an 11" drop, and prom dresses. C A's bad experience may have been the result of cheap suits. Suits that are made by simply fusing the fabric to the underlying material and lining lose their shape and finish with dry cleaning. Quality men's suits--doesn't mean expensive or designer label--are fully canvassed. Using this process, the suit fabric is sewn around a frame of heavy fabric, typically wool. Suits made in this way will look good for decades. Don't need to spend $5K on a Brioni, just find Hickey Freeman on sale for $400-500 or half-canvassed Jack Victor. Revision: Dear Fellow Yelpers: Take Helena's negative review with a huge grain of salt. If you check her Yelp profile, you'll see she's a chronic whiner.

Fast. Efficient. Attention to detail. Precise. Great customer service. Ms. Grace was wonderful and…read morecame through for us in a clutch. Will definitely patronize her business again.

Home Depot messed up a W/D installation at my home, so I had to go here for a few weeks. Out of all…read morethe nearby laundromats, I chose to go to this one based on the reviews, and I was not disappointed. It's cleaner than the other one I inspected. Here, they always have someone ready to clean up any mess. I mean, sometimes, there may be some lint or drops of water on the ground, but they'll clean it up within 30 min. or so that I've noticed. The inside of the washers and dryers are close to always clean and almost always smell freshly cleaned. They had people cleaning the insides of the machines every day that I went. The washers cost $3.50ish to $8.50ish depending on the size you use. The medium and large dryers are each $1 to use, but last for only about 20 min. so you may have to dry your clothes again, depending on how much you're drying. It's not bad. You'll need a Stars Laundromat card to pay to use the machines. You can reload your card with cash or Debit/Credit Card. This place is across Planet Fitness and to the left of the corner mart.

Everything you could want in a Fluff & Fold. Communication enhanced if you have a rudimentary…read morecommand of Spanish.

Clean and well run, and their wash and fold service was quick and reasonable…read more The kicker is the high praise from my preschooler who unprompted said she prefers this place to where I usually have linens cleaned. If they weren't in the wrong direction of a bad permanent traffic jam (it takes me 45 minutes to get there and they are not far away), they would be my permanent go-to service. As it is I save up laundry for when I know I'm going to have another reason to be in the area! Top-notch.

Our washer at home broke while we were going through a busy time and I brought our laundry here for…read morewash and fold. It was returned to me with an expensive and loved piece of clothing missing. They offered us $50 credit as an apology. Don't drop off your clothes here - they'll steal from you and try to use it to drum up more of your business. Yeah right.

Black mold in every washer! Extremely expensive and dirty, absolutely disgusting. Would never…read morerecommend.

This is not a good place to do laundry!!! There is black mold in every machine. This laundry is…read morealso insanely EXPENSIVE $35 for four loads... no bueno!!!!

Best cleaners at a fabulous fair price: $2 per dress shirt vs what we paid at the Dutch place in…read moreAlexandria ( triple that amount per item n items returned 5-7 days later). Definitely recommend Best Cleaners!

We moved into the area and needed a new dry cleaner, snd this one was the most convenient. Been…read morethere numerous times now and so far everything has been great! I even ran into a bit of a jam at work one evening and worried I'd be late picking up my stuff. When I called to see how late they were open the guy basically offered to stick around a little after closing to help me out. I couldn't believe it and was super grateful. As far as I'm concerned, they earned themselves a customer for life (or at least until I move again!) after that.

I was highly recommended to bring larger items here, like my comforter, and based on my first…read moreexperience, I understood why. The initial service was impeccable, which is why I decided to return. I'm giving two stars out of grace for that first visit. Unfortunately, my second experience with the exact same item was disappointing. When I picked up my comforter, I noticed small specks of lint scattered across it. I brought this to the manager's attention, and while she insisted she personally handled my item and attempted to remove the lint, that explanation didn't align with the final result. If the issue couldn't be resolved, I should have been notified before leaving--not after I had to point it out myself. I did receive a refund, which I appreciate, but I genuinely wanted this to work. It seemed like the manager had already made up her mind that nothing further could be done, and there was no real effort to try to resolve the issue. At that point, I simply asked for my item back so I could take it somewhere that handles items with more care and attention to detail. It honestly made me question whether my comforter was mixed in with others during the process, especially since I take great care in maintaining it, including regularly steam disinfecting it at home. What was also frustrating was that instead of focusing on my concern, the manager began explaining how other customers' items can come in, as if I was expected to sympathize. My only concern was the condition of my item. Based on this experience, I would recommend keeping it simple here--stick to everyday dry cleaning. I would not suggest bringing larger bedding items like comforters or duvet covers, as the quality and attention to detail may not be consistent.

Continuing on in the current alphabet series nearing the end of the prior to 2018 to 2024 series,…read morewhere after I will be going back through with twentysomething more in this period of time of runner-ups of DMV businesses for ones where I picked a place out of town originally to promote (more places local to the DMV). Representing prior to 2018, Y is for Yates Dry Cleaning. I lived in 2 rooms in houses in Del Ray Alexandria. The 2nd of the houses (Apr.-Oct. 2014), one of the roommates worked at Yates. He told me I could get half off my shirts, pants, etc. At this time in Spring 2014, I was dressed nice for the office & work travel 4-5 days a week, so dry cleaning was important. I went to Yates a few times while living in Del Ray. The quality was overall good, maybe a couple of minor things the few times I went there. Their regular price in 2014 was a ripoff; it's more like what someone might've paid in the early 2020's I'm guessing. I went in, and they'd argue it's only a 25% off. I said no the roommate (who I forgot what his name was) gave me 50% off. There was a bit of back & forth. Even at 25% off, it would've been more than a lot of places in 2014. Ultimately, they'd concede as they still wanted the business, but I didn't like having to fight with them. In October 2014, I moved to southwest Arlington near Bailey's Crossroads, so Yates was a lot less convenient. I went once or twice as I wasn't confident about what was a good dry cleaner in my new area and went with what I already knew, but Old Town Alexandria area was a haul. I looked around on Yelp & wasn't convinced on my most local options within a couple of miles from me, and ended up going to one in Falls Church on the other side of the downtown (See my May 2018 5-star review of Spectrum Cleaner, also a different alphabet series). Although it wasn't close to my home, it was still a bit easier than schlepping to Yate's plus I did get tired of arguing about the 50% off.

Do not use this dry cleaner. The store itself is dirty and…read morepoorly maintained, which should have been my first warning sign. I took in a lace shirt that only had a small amount of makeup on the collar. After paying for dry cleaning, the shirt was returned with the makeup still on it. I also brought in my son's brand-new blanket to be cleaned. When it was returned, the inside lining, which was originally white, had turned pink. I brought the blanket back and explained the issue, but the staff refused to take responsibility or offer any solution. They simply claimed that the blanket was washed alone and not with any other items. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this business. The quality of the cleaning was poor, the customer service was disappointing, and the condition of the store does not match the image presented on their website.

Was looking for a new place to get my suits and shirts dry cleaned, so I figured I'd give Hollin…read moreHall Dry Cleaners a try. At first, I was confused by the location, but once I went further into the parking lot, I saw them nestled in the corner. On drop-off and pickup the staff was pretty friendly. Seeing the sea of clothes behind the counter made me feel better about trying out a new place. The price was a few dollars cheaper than the place I used previously, so that kinda helped solidify my choice going forward. They also gave a few coupons with my pickup. If you're in need of a new dry cleaners, give them a try!