Laundraland

So disrespectful owner/manager. I Left my towels for no longer then 45 minutes I came back to put them to dry and I found them outside on a bag, He argued that Is only 25 minutes max on every machine when I ask where was that written he show me a papper on the wall that dint even say anything about 25 minutes this is so disrespectful No recommend

The smallest machines are $4.50 you can only fit maybe 2 shirts and wash cloth if you need to do a smaller to possibly medium load you have to use the machines that cost $6.50 dryers are .25 for a couple of mins saw other reviews about the laundry soap didn’t chance it and went to the gas station to buy tide for $5.85 so expect to spend at least $13-$15 total for one load of laundry

Washers and dryers were very efficient. Three different size washers ranging from 4.00 to 6.50. Dryers dried in 20 minutes.

Nice and modern laundromat. The building is clean and the machines are newer. There is a change machine inside.

Outside and inside is clean plus new looking washers and decent dryers The prices of using the washers start at $4 and they are too small for a average size load of laundry The next size is $5.50 and it is larger than average The first load the soap never dispensed so I needed to wash it again. Next I put $5.50 in another machine and nothing happened or a refund The next machine worked but cost another $5.50 so it cost me a total of $16.50 to wash one load of clothes The vending machines don’t work so if you forget something you will have to go back home No bathrooms or any other services your on your own.

Put in $2.00 in quarters to get some gain soap to start doing a wash, nothing came out. No one on site, no phone number to Google. Seems like a great place just don't want others to waste money on soap and not get it.

Pros: Great facility, fantastic and modern equipment. Always clean. Never had to wait. Easy to access and good hours of operation. Negatives: Machines only accept quarters! 😱 What is this, the 1980s? I wish you could at least use plastic and even better Google Pay. Join the modern age and you'll probably have more sales. Though I don't know what the going market rate is, it seems like a bit expensive. Still if you use the largest industrial washer, you can wash a ton of stuff for a bunch of quarters and dry it for a bunch more quarters.

Was in doubt to go because of the *-review of "The Turtle and the Tiger". But that review is nonsense: it is a great place, with very reasonable prices. We did a week laundry of 3 people for under 8 dollar. Fast, clean: all you expect from a laundry. Ignore the angry turtles and tigers ✌️