Burlington Village Laundry

+1 402-462-8122

928 W A St, Hastings, NE 68901 United States of America

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928 W A St, Hastings, NE 68901 United States of America
+1 402-462-8122
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+1 402-462-8122
+1 402-462-8122

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The place is a nice looking place but it is expensive as hell to do laundry here. Cost you a dollar just to get a card to do a large load cost you $8 to dry and a good dryer cost you 75 cents for just 6 minutes and you have to use a card they don't use change here that's ridiculous.

Do not recommend. $8 for washing a load. $0.75 for 5 min of dry time. 20 mins didnt even dry the clothes in the big machines. No coins. You have to purchase a card for $1 and you can't even use it all. Once you're down to $1 you have to add more funds. Such a shame it's the only laundromat in town.

Staff is very friendly and polite and go above and beyond to help you out. They keep it very clean

My husband travels for work so we regularly use laundromats. My advice: AVOID THIS PLACE IF POSSIBLE!

#1 - the use of laundry cards is annoying.

#2 - the cost is almost twice that of a coin op laundromat in Grand Island that i had to take my clothes to because #3 - NONE of my loads came out smelling clean. HUGE waste of time and $25. The coin op in GI is less expensive (i spent $16 to wash the same amount of laundry) and my clothes came out smelling a thousand times better.

Very nice facility. It is always clean and staff friendly

Loved it at first. Only laundromat in Hastings so I was happy how big and clean it was. However most of the driers don't work. They just replaced like 18 of them. I went in for the 3rd time trying to do Laundry for the last 2 weeks and 6 driers were working. How do you not have the new driers operational after they were installed a week ago??

I am not a frequent user of laundromats, so I can't speak to whether or not the prices were fair here, but the facility was clean, machines were efficient, and there was plenty of machines and space to get done quick without waiting in line. As a first time user, with an obvious lost look on my face it would have been nice if there were someone around to help or at least offer to help. I was able to read the signs though and figure it out, just took a little longer that way.

Anyone else remember when you could do a load for less than $10? Because you still can except here. I work on the road and haven't seen the hussle of having to buy a card to pay for the $8 machine. Guess I'll hit atm again so I dry my clothes. "Good for nothin' tricksters." Clayton Bigsby

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