Laundry services and experiences while travelling

[p--and--t]

Presumably APA? Owned by far-right wing nutcases

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/19/business/japan-china-motoya-hotel-apa.html

Japan hotel chain angers China over book's denial of Nanjing massacre

APA group is lambasted by Chinese government officials, newspapers and social media users over guestbook

www.theguardian.com

Yes, typo. I'm totally unware of any JP domestic politics.

 

[SomeRando]

They normally have some cuckoo literature available in the rooms as well but if you can't read Japanese you wouldn't even know.

 

[Pushka]

So my caution to MrP about lack of laundry facilities here in Japan for 8 days seems to have gone unheard. Within a day I was asked where the iron and board was.

 

[Hvr]

Within a day I was asked where the iron and board was.

If I have to find an iron, I'm the bored.

 

[VPS]

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If I have to find an iron, I'm the bored.

If I asked for an iron my family would make an appointment with the doctor and probably put me in the dementia ward

 

[Quickstatus]

laundry

What do you think of them?. They are in a lot of locations in the UK, interestingly they are mostly in car parks, petrol stations so available 24/7

Trustpilot suggests a negative experience

 

[Beano]

Travelling through Europe at the moment for 8 weeks, mostly in Hotels. Yes, I agree, laundry is an important issue. Some hotels have a guest laundry but none this trip. There is one useful feature, daughters in two European cities, so instead of kids coming home with laundry, it's the other way round- parents take laundry to kids.