The Laundry Lounge

This place rules.
Tons of machines, never over-​crowded, free wi-​fi, sitting area, and it’s located in Ansley Mall so you can do other errands while your laundry is getting done. I usually get groceries, hit up CVS, and maybe grab food as well.
There is always a staff person on site, and they are friendly and helpful.
They also have a few arcade games, and I can rarely pass up Galaga. They have 2 change machines, so even in the rare instance one is broken, you’re not out of luck. They also have a hilariously old (but working) vending machine to buy laundry supplies, but it’s cheaper to get some generic detergent from the staff person. There is also a snack machine and soda machine.
It can be tricky to find the Laundry Lounge, though. You have to drive around the back of the shopping center (go around Publix) to find their parking. I have never had trouble finding a parking space.

On the order of coin op laundry places, this is among the crème de la! Clean, well managed and plenty of comfortable seating. Fresh coffee out for all. Looks like they have wash n fold service too.
Afternoon and evening visitors will appreciate the adjacent restaurant and bar.
Oh yes and lots of greenery makes for nice ambiance.

I came here to wash a comforter. I had high expectations based on the reviews on this site but was disappointed. They only had 2 large capacity washers and both were occupied. Only 2 large capacity washing machines is definitely lacking. I ended up leaving after about 15 minutes to go to another laundromat 2 miles away that had 6 large capacity washing machines.

My favorite laundromat! They have a great business in a good location. Always an attendant on site and prepared to assist you in any way. Price is average. Clean, lots of sitting space, magazines and close to Publix and several restaurants while you’re waiting for your clothes. Love this place! :)

I had a great experience every time I used the Laundry Lounge. It felt very safe, the staff was nice, and they had nice rocking chairs to sit at outside. It wasn’t ever especially crowded, so I could do all my laundry at once. The machines are pretty old, but the staff will always help you out when there is a problem. $ 3 per load and 25 cents for 7 minutes in the dryer.
I recommend it!

Very friendly staff. Place is very clean and reasonably priced. Overall a great experience.

I like this place. It is on the higher end of prices though $ 3 standard wash, $ 1 for 24 min of drying. What makes it worth it: The service is friendly, nice sitting area with magazines and complementary hot tea/​instant coffee. Well kept, well maintained and plenty of washers and dryers.

This place is my spot to wash. The guys that work here are so super friendly and they don’t mind if you come in a little past the last wash time. The parking can be a little tight because the hide out is there and brush strokes is there so be mindful about washing on Friday and Saturday nights. The place and the machines are kept up and are clean and it cost about the same you would pay any where else. Give it a try.

These so called people have no customer service skills. They lose clothes and then deny all knowledge they had them — even though the week before the guy was eyeing my shirts and asked about them and the following week they were lost. Make what you will of that. Too expensive because they send the clothes out so they are not really a dry cleaning place. There are always signs on some of the machines saying they are not working. The wifi is slower than dial up. Do yourself a favor and use the place at the front of Ansley mall by jimmy johns to do your dry cleaning they take much better care and don’t lose things.

Best Coin Laundry in Atlanta I’ve been to. It’s Clean. there’s always someone nice and helpful on duty.
It seems that laundry is more expensive in ATL than it is even in California. but the prices here are in line.
I tend to overload my machines. so it doesn’t always dry in just three quarters. but the guy will point out his favorite dryers.
Fluff and fold here is expensive.

$ 3 for a regular load, more for large machines. But everything works great. Dryers are big and dry quickly. Free wifi and hot water for tea or instant coffee. Very clean.

EXPENSIVE!
I’m so mad at myself for not checking the prices before putting my clothes in the washers. This place charges $ 3.00 for one wash cycle. The fugg??? I came to this place because it’s slightly closer to my apartment than Brookhaven Laundry (where I usually go). Brookhaven Laundry charges $ 1.75 for one wash cycle. I spent almost double what I usually spend! I was so pissed. So yea, I won’t be coming here again.

There are many good things to be said about this laundromat.
1. There are a ton of machines and the prices are reasonable for midtown ATL.
2. Free, fast wifi! (Writing this review as I sit here)
3. Location– It is located in a shopping center with a Publix, Kroger, Starbucks, Panera, a gym… You could easily put your laundry in the wash, go to Starbucks, come back and switch it to dry, then go to Publix. It’s really convenient to do your shopping while you wait.
4. The attendants are very nice and friendly and help with just about everything.
5. It’s never really too full on the weekends
All in all, a very solid location to wash your clothing.

I’ll admit I’ve never been to a laundromat before this… but it seemed like everything I could imagine! I came to wash a comforter, and the owners were very helpful and quick to tell me what to do when I looked lost. Lots of laundry advice as well. I only wish there were better stores to browse nearby!
Comforter washer is $ 6.50, drying is 7min for .25

Great location with a LA Fitness, starbucks, cvs, publix and everything ansley mall has to offer this is the most convenient place to take care of your dirty garments.
They have plenty w&d available at a good price: $ 2.5 for a load with washers that seem to be fairly new and in good shape. Plus, the guys who run the place are super nice and are willing to assist if should you come accross a moody machine. Also, there’s a change machine available.
The place has great music and a nice waiting area where you can chill and read while your undies are taking a spin. There’s some really nice rocking chairs outside that are my to-​go place to sit and enjoy the nice weather while you chew on a hershey bar acquired from the vending machine available inside filled with sugary goodness.
The cherry on top: Ms. Pacman and Marvel vs Capcom arcades on site. Yes.

In Atlanta for an extended business stay and I opted to do my own laundry instead of sending it out at the hotel. I found this little gem of a coin-​op because we were working in the mall for a day. The short version of the review is: I came here on a Saturday afternoon with my one load of laundry and was in and out in about an hour. Painless.
The long-​winded review is this: Despite the fact that the individual shops at the Ansley Mall never seem all that busy, the mall itself always seems to be packed. or at least the parking lot is. The day I stopped by was particularly hopping in the parking lot, yet I managed to find a spot just down the breezeway from the Laundry Lounge. The Lounge itself wasn’t all that crowded, there were still plenty of empty machines and empty chairs. I was greeted by a super nice guy (Ray) and informed that if I had any questions, to just let him know. He was busily folding what looked to be uniforms for what I’d guess was a fluff & fold commercial client.
I used the change machine, loaded the washer, dropped in the coins and decided to take a walk down to the other end of the mall to pick up some things at CVS. I liked that the machine display told me the wash cycle would be 26 minutes, so I knew exactly how much time I had.
I made it back to the Lounge with 4-​minutes to spare, grabbed a basket and moved everything over to a dryer. Plop go the coins and I took a seat in a comfy rocking chair and waited for my dry time to be up.
Meanwhile, Ray had moved on from uniforms to table cloths.
While Ray folded his table cloths, I folded my clothes up and he remarked that I was pretty quick. I said «I don’t mess around!» (Look people, it’s LAUNDRY, I find it’s best not to take it too seriously)
I loaded the folded goodies into my bag, bid Ray a fond farewell and took off. A little over an hour, around $ 5.00 total. and the company should be thanking me for my frugal approach to business travel (so not gonna happen).
Thanks Ray. I’ll see you again in a few days.

I rarely need to use a laundromat, and this may have even been the first one I’ve gone to, but it seems pretty awesome to me. The biggest perk is that you just don’ t have to stare at your spinning clothes. A sitting area has a wide variety of magazines and free WiFi, and the place is located right behind Publix and next to L.A. Fitness and several other stores and restaurants. I usually throw in clothes to wash and go workout, come back and put everything in the dryer, then work out more or get some grocery shopping done. So it is almost like I’m not even taking too much time out of my normal errands to wash a load.
There is a change machine there if you need quarters, and they also dry cleaned some winter coats for me at a reasonable charge. A tip too that Publix has one of those machines where you can dump all your loose change and it will feed you back dollar bills. So if you have nickels, dimes and pennies galore, you can turn them into usable laundry cash.

WOW!!! I have been going to the laundry lounge since 1994 off and on. Just so happened that I had to do a load of laundry the other evening and I have found that this is my last time of going to the laundry lounge. Need I say more I happened to come upon Corella Devills brother miserable and wretched. I happens to find my self in need of assistance, but instead of finding assistance I found the same crack head I think is listen in another review. He got very nasty with with me and I told him costumer service was part of his job and he told me F@#% costumer service and I told him I was going to tell to owner to see if her felt the same was about costumer service in his establishment. He told me if I did he would call me police on me next time I came in so I packed all me things and went the miss Vivian’s
Bruce S

When I first moved into my new place, I didn’t have my washer/​dryer yet, so I wanted to find a decent place to do my laundry. Though there was once place closer to where I lived, I was not pleased with the variety of patrons at that place. So I ventured out to find a new place. Unilocal to the rescue!
The Laundry Lounge if tucked away BEHIND Publix! Yes, drive around the side of the building and down the back. It’s a small place. But the few times I went, it was never crowded. The guy who ran the place was super nice and helpful if you had questions. I loved the fact you had a nice place to sit down and relax or bring your laptop and surf the internet while doing laundry.
The machines were in working order. The prices were about the same as other places. And it was nice to see the guy sanitizing the laundry baskets that were empty!
I started to give this place just 4 stars, but honestly, I don’t think I’ve been to a five star place… maybe this is it? I mean, it IS a laundrymat!

Look, the atmosphere isn’t winning any awards, but it’s a laundromat. Not one of those new fancy ones with all the bubbly décor that makes you feel like you’re actually INSIDE the washing machine. Just, you know, a laundromat.
This place is pretty cool. They have top-​load washers for $ 2.25, and front-​load washers for $ 2.50. It’s a fair trade when you consider that you can fit more in a front-​load, plus it saves water. We went at about 8 pm, two hours before closing, and had no problem finding three consecutive washers/​dryers or getting everything done before close.
The lounge area is nice, with some waiting-​room type chairs, a couple rocking chairs, and a huge magazine rack. (When I was done with the magazine I brought with, I left it there. The guy there said I could take one of theirs as a trade. I didn’t, but hey, look, magazine trade!) The wi-​fi is a nice touch, but it’s slow as all get out. There’s also free coffee, quite nice.
There was one employee (owner?) there, who was cleaning and offering laundry advice the whole time he wasn’t dealing with dry-​clean customers. It was a cozy experience, didn’t take long, and we got three loads (including 6 bath sheet-​size towels) washed and dried for exactly $ 10.
Laundry sucks, no two ways about it. But the Laundry Lounge does not suck, and for that I am grateful.