Lee Laundromat

We’ve been doing laundry here for 7 years now. It’s the best laundromat in the area. I really like that you use card instead of nasty smelly coins, that way u dont have to wash your hands over n over. Very clean machines & well maintained. Well customer service wise, they may not be fluent in English but they’re nice & friendly. My son calls him master shifu hihi

This is actually a nice laundromat with adequate/​decent parking. The layout works well and the washers and dryers are clean and hardly ever out of order. The other cool thing about Lee’s Laundromat is the use of the loadable laundry card. It eliminates the need to carry dozens of quarters. I find this much more efficient and convenient. This branch of Lee’s is my favorite so far. I have been to the one on Leigh Ave, San Jose, but the parking lot there can be a disaster waiting to happen. Back to Fremont branch: I would definitely recommend this branch (also the overall business) to anyone looking to do their laundry.

Terrible customer service, every time I go I have to bother about something, and people in charge do not understand the English language and is not the firts time
Pésimo servicio al cliente, Cada Vez Que voy me Tengo Que molestar por algo, y Las Personas encargadas no comprenden el Inglés y no es la primera vez a pasado muchas veces.

I HATE that this is the ONLY option I have when it comes to my laundry. My car recently took a crap so I cant travel too far with the enormous amount of laundry my family creates every week. These people are sooooo rude and unpleasant. Especially the old guy that usually works at night. He is rude, disrespectful, always grumpy, and one time he turned off the quarter game without warning AS I WAS PLAYING IT! He said «no more we close 30minute» and he walked away… I had just dropped $ 1.75 in the machine and when I told him I wanted my money that was midplay when he pulled theplug he told me to come back in the morning!!! My laundry was already done an was next time just waiting to be loaded into my friends car so Its not like I was preventing him from leaving on time or anything.
I do around 8−10loads a week here an I dread it all week long. They also charge wayyy too much. The best place is in hayward across from dmv. They have a 10 load was machine that washes everything we own (clothes towels blankets sheets) EVERYTHING for only $ 13 an arcade and vidro games for the kids everyway u turn. Plus THEY ARE FREE TO PLAY. I cant wait to get a car and go back. Its worth the drive. Lees sucks

This place is the worst laundromat I have ever been to and I’m not talking about how clean it is or how well the machines work (which really for the cost thru don’t work very well) I’m talking about the owner and his lack of customer service. I had one load of wet clothes that needed to be dried. Not even washed, just dried. It was 10:30p. They close at 11. I separated the clothes into 3 different dryers just so it would only take like 10 minutes max. He tells me I can’t because they’re closing soon. My clothes were already in the dryer and I had already gotten the dumb money card thing required. I tell him this and he tells me I have 6 minutes and then I need to go home. I couldn’t get my clothes out fast enough. I will never return here.

Its fairly clean… not crowded and plenty of parking. …rates however went up $ 1 since last week on all washers. …dryers still show same rate. Now 3.75 for smallest load washer. Looks like a fraction of the usual patrons today… due to rate hikes? Will see next week at same time and place… will look around again to see if anything less

I just left Lee’s Fremont location without doing my laundry because some dude had many large washers (
) loaded up with cloth mop heads (
) from his cleaning business. In other words, I’m thinking residual harsh chemicals, fecal matter, urine, etc., left behind in the machine drums.
I raised the issue with the dude but only got attitude, the employee on duty doesn’t understand English, and no one picks up the phone so two next steps — another laundromat and the Alameda County dept of health, not necessarily in that order.

I’ve been to all the laundromats in Fremont and this is the best I’ve seen. they have vending machines ATM machines games for the kids color TV and the bathroom. This is the best you will ever get in Fremont. I highly recommend.

A clean laundromat that has locations all over the Bay Area and beyond. I believe it can also be franchised.
You can’t use quarters in the machines like you would in older laundry machines. Here; you HAVE to pay $ 1 to get a Lee Laundromat Card. Then you have to add credits or money to that card so you can use that card in the washers and dryers as cash. Nothing new, but paying $ 1 for the card doesn’t sound right.
The facility is clean. The wireless password does *not* work. The senior citizen employee tried to help me, but he didn’t know what he was doing so he got frustrated. They have old school arcade games on the right as you enter. Reminds me of the 80s movies that used to air on late night TV.
Doing laundry is not fun. But I make it fun. I hum some random song that is on my mind at the time, clear out the wrinkles from my t-​shirts & dress shirts. I smell how fresh my laundry is when I take it out of the dryer.
Deep inside, I look forward to ironing my dress shirts and pants for work after getting home. Yeah. I’m a straight man. And I love doing laundry.
THANKS mom!
:)

My enormous comforter is too big to wash in my washer, so I had to go to a laundromat like a commoner and wash my comforter in a laundromat like a peasant. I get there and can’t find a change machine so I ask the 108 year old attendant for change. He grabs my 5 $ and goes in the back room, then sighs loudly and grimaces and hands me back my bill. Confused, I ask him «you don’t have change?» To which he replies: WHAAAAA. I’m like huh? He says «no change. NO CHANGE!!!» and motions me to leave. I was even more confused by this point, wondering why this old dehydrated mummy of a man seemed so exasperated by a customer asking for change.
Needless to say I am looking into buying a larger washing machine to accommodate my enormous comforters, so as to avoid coming across this old dried out husk of a human being ever again. What a rude old turd that guy was.

Best Place to Get it done!
This place has the greatest sign in all of Fremont!
Employees are always helpful, and keep the business very clean.
Please don’t change a thing.

My dryer broke down at home. This laundromat is hitek. But the employee is complete idiot. Old and grumpy…

Washers and dryers come in many sizes. Always get my laundry done in about 40 minutes.

Vending machines are stocked accordingly; if only their video games were working, then this would be a legit laundromat.

Nice place. Clean environment, friendly staff, TVs, arcade (wish I brought quarters!!!) And free WiFi. Will definitely come back.

I am very picky when it comes to the smell of clothes after dry cleaning. I liked this place, they did a good job with cleaning the wine spots. Clothes smelled fresh.

I’ve used this place a few times for my comforters, and I didn’t have to wait for a large enough machine. I personally like having the reloadable card so I don’t have to carry around a chunk of change, it also makes adding a few dollars here and there quite easy.

Pricey like any other laundromat in Fremont but clean with surveillance cameras and a card loading system. Much better than Walnut Laundry. I only come here for large comforter loads for convenience. I will use this place from now on.

The only time I go to the laundromat is either when A) my washing machine is busted or B) the pile of dirty clothes on my floor is getting so large I cant remember whether or not I have carpet underneath and feel as though the socks are planning to wage a war against the underwear. That way I can pack up the laundy into garbage bags and make a trip to Lee’s to either use several machines and get it all done at once!
From the outside Lee’s looks like a tiny place. Buuut lo and behold, they have a TON of machines inside ranging in all different sizes from standard ones to giant industrial size ones! I usually just use 2 or 3 of the smaller ones and run them at the same time.
The machines are card operated, meaning you go to another machine that dispenses reloadable cards similar to credit cards. Now when factoring in about how much money you;ll need to put on your card keep in mind that I generally have to run the dryer twice to get the clothes completely dry. It will be better and cheaper for you if you bring your own detergent and dryer sheets instead of relying of their brands and having to pay for it.
Watch out for Wednesdays! Wednesdays is free dryer day so generally speaking its definitely the busiest day of the week for them and is always packed to the brim with tiny old ladies and bratty kids running around! I’d rather just come on a different day and pay to use the dryer than deal with that crowd. lol