colleenbee08

Are there laundromats in Britain and Ireland? When we were in W Europe we couldn't find any but 2 of our B&B's offered laundry services. Is that typical of the UK as well? We are not staying a long enough in one place to have a self catering accommodation.

traveltheel

Last summer my sister and I found one in London off Fulton Rd. We asked around and finally found it (a self serve) . (Across from the police station) They aren't as prevalent as in the US. Good Luck.

traveltheel

Sorry meant Fulham Rd.

PatrickLondon

Try www.yell.com for your various locations, and search for "launderettes".

nona1

yep, you have to look for launderettes here. Not common any more but most areas have one.

alihutch

just Google launderettes or laundrettes and the place you are staying

avalon

I know of 2 in Soth Kensington. It might help if we knew where you are staying

sheila

They're rare nowadays, but they exist.

Ackislander

You are not likely to find one if you stay in a tourist or luxury district (e.g., St James's)any more than if you were staying in Wall Street in NY, but there are plenty out in neighborhoods where people live and in most "market towns" in the counties.

Cathinjoetown

Don't know whether it's still there but I remember one on Queensway, across from Whiteley's, a small mall in a former department store (top end of Queensway, opposite end from Bayswater). It billed itself as the oldest in London (machines were modern).