Central Park Coin Laundry

The staff was friendly and polite, but the equipment was pretty old and the place did NOT look clean.

Not a place that I regularly frequent by any means. Actually this is the first time in living in this neighborhood for the past 8 years that I’ve ever used this laundromat. During a recent home renovation, the washer/​dryer were not connected for a few days and I had a need for clean clothes. I decided to pack up all the dirty laundry on my off day and head to the nearby laundromat.
The laundromat is simple and basic as these places are. It was clean and well-​kept with plenty of washers and dryers and various types. There were front-​loading washers as well as regular top-​loading washers and extra large washing machines. There were a few different types of dryers as well, but honestly I just found some open ones and threw my clothes in and fed the machine.
The top loaders were a flat charge of $ 1.25 per wash and dryers were $ 0.25 for increments of 10 – 12 minutes.
There were lots of long tables for folding/​separating, as well as wire baskets on rollers with hanger hooks, which made it easy to transport laundry/​laundry detergent/​dryer sheets, etc from one side of the laundromat to the other.
In addition to DIY laundry, the laundromat will also do your laundry for you at a charge per pound. There’s a vending machine for quarters, laundry detergent, bleach, fabric softener, etc. And the laundromat offers free wi-​fi, which is the location’s telephone number.
Using a laundromat is never my first choice, but everything was pretty simple and easy here. They could use better seating here, but maybe that’s to not encourage you to linger?