Dry Cleaning in Madrid
Dec 13th, 2008, 03:35 AM
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Dry Cleaning in Madrid
Anyone who has spent any significant time in Madrid knows that some things are rather difficult. Finding people who speak English, getting fresh vegetables at a mid-range restaurant, and laundry. I spent a few days looking for a dry cleaner before I finally popped my head into a hotel and asked the concierge. He pointed me in the direction of Plaza de Espana where I live and helped me find a cleaner on Calle de los Reyes. From the Plaza de Espana metro, turn your back on the fountains and move NE up c/ de los Reyes. It will be on your right about 40 meters up the street.
Dec 13th, 2008, 03:59 AM
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el corte inglés also has dry cleaning service in their shops.
actually, thereīs not much you CANīT do/ buy there.
they also provide you with a free interpreter to help clarify doubts when shopping.
Get REnfe tickets FAST for a service fee of about 6 euros/per BOOKING, not person.( this info may be old)
dry cleaner: Tintorería
actually, thereīs not much you CANīT do/ buy there.
they also provide you with a free interpreter to help clarify doubts when shopping.
Get REnfe tickets FAST for a service fee of about 6 euros/per BOOKING, not person.( this info may be old)
dry cleaner: Tintorería
Dec 13th, 2008, 09:40 PM
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While I appreciate the helpful spirit of the posting by Prince T., I don't understand what his problem is. He has a computer, so why not switch Google to Advanced > Language: Spanish, input
Madrid tintoreria
and take your pick from the many that pop up - ten different ones come up with the map and location markers for each, and many more are listed below that.
Madrid tintoreria
and take your pick from the many that pop up - ten different ones come up with the map and location markers for each, and many more are listed below that.
Dec 14th, 2008, 09:13 AM
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Poster spent a considerable time in Madrid ("I spent a few days looking for a dry cleaner before I finally popped my head into a hotel and asked the concierge") - how hard can it be to figure out which Spanish word to search for on Google?
Dec 16th, 2008, 09:37 AM
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You are mixing apples and pineapples; laundry and dry-cleaning are two different things.
Laundry uses water + detergent to clean clothes while dry-cleaning uses a dry chemical process to clean without damage that can be caused by water and detergent.
What exactly were you looking for? In Madrid, there are dry-cleaners at dime/dozen. Laundry Facilities?...well that is another story....
Laundry uses water + detergent to clean clothes while dry-cleaning uses a dry chemical process to clean without damage that can be caused by water and detergent.
What exactly were you looking for? In Madrid, there are dry-cleaners at dime/dozen. Laundry Facilities?...well that is another story....
