Solana Laundromat

This laundromat is fantastic! The owners are very nice, and they run a full service business! You can drop off your laundry and they will wash it for you, or you can do it yourself. The dryers are huge and super-​fast, we used two washers to wash our clothes but then only needed one dryer. Each washer costs $ 3 and the dryer was 25 cents for 6 minutes.

Clean, quiet, good machines. There wasn’t an ATM that I saw, but there are banks very close by. Highly recommend.

4*Solana Laundry
Good place to do laundry; have drop off service
Have lots of washers and dryers
Washers $ 3
Dryers 25 cents for every six minutes
Have change machines
Laundry supplies for sale
Clean bathroom

my washer broke. went here.
its clean, the attendant was a polite regular person, they have tons of washers, and no sketchy characters about.
the washer i used was better than the one i own.

If you don’t want to pay the hotels high fees to do your laundry check out this place. You can drop it off & they will text you when it’s done. Friendly service.

We were traveling through Santa Fe and did not care to pay the outrageous mark-​up that our hotel charged for sending out laundry. Solana was a fantastic alternative. It was about a 5 minute drive from our hotel near the Plaza. I dropped laundry off there around 5 in the evening and the attendant told me it would be ready by noon the next day. At 11:45 a.m., I received a text message that my laundry was ready. My husband’s shirts were hung and the rest was neatly folded and wrapped in plastic. The cost for laundering an extra large LL Bean canvas bag full of clothes was $ 28. Great service. Great value. The facility also looked clean and safe for those who prefer to do their own wash.

I’ve never been to a nicer, cleaner or better-​located laundromat. The people there are efficient and friendly and the drop-​off is done to perfection. I’ll be back.

three and a half stars. solana laundry is clean and in a good location. I go on Thursday nights and have never had to wait. Prices seem reasonable, although I haven’t been to many laundromats. I recommend getting a coffee at betterday while you wait. My only complaint is that they close at 8, although I believe if you have your laundry going before 8, they let you dry and finish it. Music could be better.

I am visiting Santa Fe for a week and I decided to stay in one of those casitas instead of a real hotel. Unfortunately the place has no accommodations for doing laundry. Thankfully I have a car in town and could make it over to Solana to drop off my laundry for cleaning before the conference, and pick it up all washed and folded afterward. It was PERFECT! and very cheap compared to similar drop-​off services I’ve used in other places… they even were able to use my own perfume-​free detergent.
They lose one star for the limited hours, which apply not only to the drop-​off service but the whole place. People would be hard-​pressed to get their laundry done here if they had an ordinary job or commitments into the evening. I was lucky that it worked out for me that day, but staying open late enough to do my own laundry some evening after work would be a major improvement and get them that last star.

A bright clean laundromat. Nothing fancy, but they get the job done. Their drop off service is very efficient. They ask if you would like dryer sheets, and will text you when your clothes are ready. My load took about two hours. A friendly, cool place.

Definately my favorite laundromat in the Santa Fe City Limits. They pump in Sirius Satellite Radio for their patrons and are pretty inexpensive. If you come on a Monday, Friday, Saturday, or Sunday, you may have a little wait. But in the mean time there’s a couple restaurants in the same strip mall that are bearable and tastey. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays are the best days to go as long as you don’t come at exactly 5:00pm because there’s a rush from all the people living in the downtown area right after they get off work.
WAY back in the 1980’s there used to be video games there for the patrons and I would love to see that come back.
The customers themselves range from Soccer Mom, to migrant worker, casual businessman, art fairies, and hipster dufuses… people watching there is awesome… And the conversations you can overhear when people are loudly broadcasting while talking on their cell phones can be both attrocious and bedazzling at the same time.