24-Hour Laundromats
1,473 of the 20,788 laundromats we track nationwide have 24-hour access. Google's hours badge lumps every '24 hours' listing together, whether it means a staffed desk all night or just card-access machines after the attendant clocks out — a distinction map search can't show but matters if you're standing outside at 2 a.m. Every 24-hour laundromat here is confirmed from the shop's own posted hours or website, not a stale hours field.
Browse by state
- Alabama16
- Arizona19
- Arkansas22
- California160
- Colorado19
- Connecticut21
- Florida150
- Georgia46
- Hawaii5
- Idaho13
- Illinois42
- Indiana25
- Iowa32
- Kansas10
- Kentucky15
- Louisiana21
- Maine14
- Maryland33
- Massachusetts34
- Michigan29
- Minnesota30
- Missouri12
- Nebraska10
- Nevada9
- New Hampshire6
- New Jersey60
- New York175
- North Carolina27
- North Dakota6
- Ohio68
- Oregon7
- Pennsylvania80
- South Carolina18
- Tennessee35
- Texas115
- Utah15
- Vermont6
- Virginia36
- Washington16
- Wisconsin16
Bring quarters even at a 24-hour spot. Card and app readers are common now, but the change machine is usually the first thing to break overnight with no attendant to fix it — cash-backup quarters keep you from getting stuck mid-cycle at 3 a.m.
Common questions
- Are there laundromats open 24 hours near me?
- Most mid-size and larger cities have at least a few, often chains or independent shops that advertise 24/7 self-service on their door and website. A typical overnight load runs $5-8 total: $2.50-$4.50 to wash and about $0.25 per 6-8 minutes to dry.
- Is it safe to do laundry at a 24-hour laundromat at night?
- Stick to locations with visible security cameras and good street lighting, which most chain-run 24-hour shops have since they're unattended overnight. If you're unsure about a specific location, call ahead and ask whether staff are on-site after a certain hour.