laundary

Hi:

Would anyone give me suggestions about laundary? We will stay at Caesars Palace, they only provide dry clean service, which is expensive? any other cheap service? (coin laundary) or should we wash by ourselves everyday?

Thanks in advance

C.Mood

laundary

You have access to a car? If you do, plenty of options to get to one of the neighborhood laundromet.

When I am traveling for an extended period and in order to pack light, I usually do quick wash and dry in the hotel/or cruise bathroom (Most of my clothings dries easy). It has served me well. If place of visit has cheap full service laundry then I just bring my whole load and let them take care of (eg Asia). I rarely used the dry clean service, not because I can%26#39;t afford it, but because I don%26#39;t feel the need to be ripped off.

laundary

Forgot to give you the link to a few self-served laundromets:

magicyellow.com/category/…Las_Vegas_NV.html

Thanks IVegas.

If you have a car there will be no problem. Just open the telephone book in your hotel room and look under Laundries. Many of them have wash (or fluff) and fold services- drop off in the morning and pick up in the afternoon as well as self service. Most charge around $1.25/$1.50 per pound with a 10 pound minimum for drop off service. Some even pick up and deliver -for a charge(I think one had an $8 delivery charge.

Antonios-on Eastern - had a delivery service as did Magic Wash Laundromat on Decataur and Charleston and Dud%26#39;s and Suds on Sierra Vista.

The Wizard of Odds (on Arville) was always open 24/7.No matter what you choose- it will cheaper than using a hotel%26#39;s service.

If you only have a few things- I would just wash them out at night. If you are going to be away from home for an extended time and have a lot of clothes- I would have them washed for me.