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There is a new laundromat in Santiago about 60 meters from Casa Manolo. It has 12, 15, and 19 kg machines. Suitable for bug detox.
Also, a fairly new one in Arzua along albergue row as you enter.
And one in Astorga down the back street near the bed store.
While albergue washers and dryers are good for routine laundry, these new places have industrial machines, and would be useful for large loads and bed bug treatment.
A bad feature of San Martin Pinario is the lack of laundry. That problem is solved!
SC18 on Rua de San Clemente might be the fanciest laundromat I’ve ever come across... just a stone’s throw from the cathedral, good free wifi, and very peaceful. Good coffee nearby too.
In re SdeC: There's a splendid laundromat on the Rua das Hortas, very close to the Obradoiro and S Martin Pinario. And in Pamplona there's a splendid laundromat right on the Plaza del Castillo.
Moving laterally: I don't stay at albergues but at small two-star hotels. (Sorry, but I'm old enough to have earned my privacy, and am able to pay for it.) Some of these hotels have offered me a laundry service. and several times I've taken advantage of that.
BUT -- if you do likewise, be very careful and check your returned laundry immediately. Twice I've gotten back not my laundry but someone else's, and only discovered the fact too late to remedy it. (Adieu, my expensive REI ex officio men's white trekking briefs! I scarcely knew ye!)
They walked off without you Rev!In re SdeC: There's a splendid laundromat on the Rua das Hortas, very close to the Obradoiro and S Martin Pinario. And in Pamplona there's a splendid laundromat right on the Plaza del Castillo.
Moving laterally: I don't stay at albergues but at small two-star hotels. (Sorry, but I'm old enough to have earned my privacy, and am able to pay for it.) Some of these hotels have offered me a laundry service. and several times I've taken advantage of that.
BUT -- if you do likewise, be very careful and check your returned laundry immediately. Twice I've gotten back not my laundry but someone else's, and only discovered the fact too late to remedy it. (Adieu, my expensive REI ex officio men's white trekking briefs! I scarcely knew ye!)
Are most of these self-serve? Or does someone do the laundry for you?
I'm particularly interested in the ones in Santiago for someone in my Facebook group.
(I do my own laundry)
The ones I have used in Pamplona, Leon And SdeC ( see #4 supra) are all self-serve. Easy and cheap.Are most of these self-serve? Or does someone do the laundry for you?
I'm particularly interested in the ones in Santiago for someone in my Facebook group.
(I do my own laundry)
Are most of these self-serve? Or does someone do the laundry for you?
I'm particularly interested in the ones in Santiago for someone in my Facebook group.
(I do my own laundry)
There is a laundry very close to the cathedral. Just go down the hill from the Parador as if going to the Pilgrims Office. At the foot of those stairs walk about 10 yards and it is right there on your right.Are most of these self-serve? Or does someone do the laundry for you?
I'm particularly interested in the ones in Santiago for someone in my Facebook group.
(I do my own laundry)
The adres isThere is a laundry very close to the cathedral. Just go down the hill from the Parador as if going to the Pilgrims Office. At the foot of those stairs walk about 10 yards and it is right there on your right.
The adres is
Rúa das Hortas, 10,
I mostly do my own laundry., but in Santiago if staying at San Martin Pinario I don’t like stringing it up there. So ……as quoted under :Are most of these self-serve? Or does someone do the laundry for you?
I'm particularly interested in the ones in Santiago for someone in my Facebook group.
(I do my own laundry)
I take a bag of laundry to Pilgrim house.I believe you can also do laundry at pilgrim house.
I just can't breathe with the scented laundry products they use in Spain. They're so strong they make my eyes water and give me a migraine. So I just do my own.I mostly do my own laundry., but in Santiago if staying at San Martin Pinario I don’t like stringing it up there. So ……as quoted under :
I take a bag of laundry to Pilgrim house.
They have a service which doesn’t cost much. I leave it with them / spend time there having a chat/catchup/cup of tea etc (donation), and return later to collect dry laundry.
I don’t have to work out machines., detergent or coin payment either. They are good, helpful people to pilgrims
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