Are there public laundromats in Interlaken?

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A traveler named R is looking for up-to-date information on public self-serve laundromats in Interlaken, specifically asking about the costs involved. Another traveler mentioned finding a self-serve laundromat in Lauterbrunnen last year for 5CHF to wash and 5CHF to dry, noting its location near the train station.

Key takeaways:
  • Check out the self-serve laundromat in Lauterbrunnen, located on the main street near the train station and Valley Hostel.
  • Expect to pay around 5CHF for washing and another 5CHF for drying; ensure to use the short wash cycle to save time.
  • Inquire about laundry services at Wäsche Perle if self-service is unavailable, as they offer laundry and ironing for a fee.
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  • Anonymous
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    17 February 2019 at 13:32:44 #819969

    Hello friends,

    I did search about this and got a very old thread with some info. I thought it would be wise to post it again to seek more recent and accurate information.

    Are there are any public self serve laundromats in Interlaken ?

    Also, what is the range of charges that I may incur.

    Thanks in advance.

    Regards

    R

  • Ness
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    Reply 1 of 8 • 17 February 2019 at 15:51:59 #904429

    I would also like to know the answer to this question. Are there any current self serve laundromats in the Lauterbrunnen area? Or Interlaken.

    thanks!

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    Snowman
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    Reply 2 of 8 • 17 February 2019 at 16:42:55 #904430

    Hi Rohan and Ness, and welcome to MySwissAlps

    Not sure there is a self-serve laundry these days.

    Wäsche Perle will do your laundry, including ironing, for you. Kammistrasse 11.

    Berna, Untere Bönigenstrasse, apparently offers the same service.

    Ness
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    Reply 3 of 8 • 17 February 2019 at 17:02:46 #904431

    Thank you snowman. I googled and found the Waschsalon in Lauterbrunnen. Have you any knowledge of it?

    hockeyfan
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    Reply 4 of 8 • 17 February 2019 at 18:00:57 #904432

    The self serve laundromat in Lauterbrunnen is on the main street just up from the train station and in front of the Valley Hostel. Last year, 5CHF to wash (soap included) and 5CHF to dry. Use the short wash or the wash cycle will go on forever and do not open the dryer door to check. It will not restart without another 5CHF. Very clean. Have a great trip.

    Ness
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    Reply 5 of 8 • 17 February 2019 at 19:31:09 #904433

    Perfect! Thanks so much!

    User
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    Reply 6 of 8 • 17 February 2019 at 23:46:14 #904434

    Hi hockey fan –

    How many wash machines in Lauterbrunnen? The one in Wengen under/behind the Silberhorn has about 3 machines, is always full, and requires a lot of patience.. In general, I have found the wash machines in Switzerland to have small capacity ( relative to the “bigger is better” USA), to take a long long time to wash, and produce extremely clean clothes.

    I used the one in Interlaken quite a few years ago. Lots of machines, all slow, zillionsof backpackers who would dump your stuff out as soon as the machine was finished (if you were not there) and chaotic.

    Could be different or non-existent now.

    In those days….1997?..the owner would also wash and dry for you for a fee.

    Slowpoke

    hockeyfan
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    Reply 7 of 8 • 18 February 2019 at 0:49:56 #904435

    The Valley Hostel self serve laundry has four front loading washers, just a little smaller than my US front loader and three very large comercial sized dryers. We are always there in Sept. and I have rarely had to wait. Once years ago I used their longer wash cycle and it probably took 75 min. or more to wash. The shorter wash cycle cleans the clothes just fine. Slowpoke, I love your travel reviews. Looking forward to your 2019 trip.

    User
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    Reply 8 of 8 • 18 February 2019 at 1:05:16 #904436

    <<<“Slowpoke, I love your travel reviews. Looking forward to your 2019 trip”>>

    Thanks. So am I. 😉

    It seems that we shiould have tried Lauterbrunnen for Laundry.

    Slowpoke

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