London moves fast. Whether you’re between check-out and a flight, arriving early into King’s Cross with nowhere to go, or trying to squeeze a full day of sightseeing into a single trip, carrying bags around the city is a genuine problem. Every major luggage storage platform operates here, which means plenty of options and plenty of noise.
Here’s a clear breakdown of what each platform actually offers, what you’ll really pay at checkout, and which one holds up when things matter.
Stasher: 620+ Locations from £1.99/day
Stasher’s London luggage storage has over 620 partner locations across the city, with strong coverage at every major transport hub and tourist area. Partners are vetted hotels, shops, and cafés, each with their own review history so you can make an informed choice rather than guessing.
Key areas with high location density include:
- King’s Cross and St Pancras: 30+ locations, ideal for Eurostar arrivals and early check-ins
- Paddington Station: 40+ locations, covering Heathrow Express travellers and west London
- Covent Garden: 40+ locations in the heart of the West End
- London Bridge Station: 20+ locations for Borough Market and South Bank days out
- Tower of London: 20+ locations for visitors heading to the riverside
- Baker Street Station: 10+ locations for Marylebone and Regent’s Park
Every Stasher booking includes a £1,000 guarantee per bag. Pricing starts from £1.99/day; larger bags are priced higher, and additional fees apply at checkout.
On Trustpilot, Stasher holds a 4.9/5, making it the highest-rated luggage storage platform in the world.
How the Alternatives Compare
Radical Storage: 665 Locations, but 4.2/5 on Trustpilot
Radical Storage has 665 locations in London, more than Stasher’s network. If sheer location count is the only consideration, Radical is competitive. But a larger network does not mean a better experience.
On Trustpilot, Radical scores 4.2/5, compared to Stasher’s 4.9. Trustpilot measures the platform experience: booking process, customer support, and how guarantee claims are handled. That gap matters if something goes wrong.
Pricing is where Radical’s headline diverges most from reality. They advertise from £1.90/day, but actual pricing at central London locations is tiered: small bags £3.90/day, standard suitcases £5.00/day, and oversized bags £6.00/day. A mandatory per-bag guarantee fee is then added at checkout on top of that. Most visitors storing a standard suitcase near a central London station will pay considerably more than the £1.90 figure suggests.
Radical also displays a “4.8/5 (437K reviews)” rating prominently on its platform. That figure comes from its own location-level reviews, not Trustpilot. The two are not equivalent.
Bounce: 571 Spots, from £3.50/day in Practice
Bounce has 571 storage spots in London, fewer than both Stasher and Radical. Their headline rate is £1.95/day, but the vast majority of central London locations charge £3.50/day, with some locations near Waterloo and King’s Cross reaching £4.50/day. The low advertised rate applies to a small number of locations outside the areas most visitors actually need.
Their protection covers £10,000 per booking, but claims must be raised within 24 hours of pickup and are typically resolved with platform credits rather than cash refunds. On Trustpilot, Bounce scores 4.2/5.
As with Radical, Bounce displays a “4.9” rating on its own site drawn from location-level reviews on its booking platform rather than Trustpilot.
LuggageHero: 250+ Locations, Highest Prices, Lowest Trustpilot Score
LuggageHero has the smallest network of the four in London, with 250+ locations. For a city the size of London, that coverage is noticeably thinner, particularly outside the core tourist zones.
On pricing, LuggageHero is consistently the most expensive option. Their daily rate runs to £6.49/day at most central locations, and a £1.99 service fee per bag is added at checkout on every booking. For a two-bag family spending a full day in the city, the total cost adds up quickly.
On Trustpilot, LuggageHero scores 3.9/5, the lowest of any major luggage storage platform, with around 24% one-star reviews. Common themes in negative reviews include issues with customer support and the booking process. Their guarantee covers up to £500 per bag, the lowest of the four platforms.
What to Actually Consider
Trustpilot scores. Radical and Bounce both display high ratings from their own platforms (4.8 and 4.9 respectively). These reflect location-level reviews and are not comparable to Trustpilot, which measures the full platform experience. On Trustpilot: Stasher 4.9, Bounce 4.2, Radical 4.2, LuggageHero 3.9.
Real checkout pricing. Every platform except Stasher shows headline rates that most London visitors will not actually pay. The closer you are to a major station or tourist attraction, the wider the gap between the advertised price and what appears at checkout.
Guarantee cover. Stasher covers £1,000 per bag as standard. LuggageHero covers £500. Bounce’s £10,000 figure is per booking rather than per bag, and is subject to a tight 24-hour claims window.
Partner quality. With 620+ vetted partners across London and individual location reviews visible before you book, Stasher gives you real information to choose from. That matters in a city where the quality of individual storage spots varies considerably.
The Bottom Line
London has no shortage of luggage storage options. What it does have is a lot of misleading pricing, inflated platform ratings, and limited transparency about what you’ll actually pay and receive.
Stasher combines the most competitive pricing, the highest Trustpilot score, a £1,000 guarantee per bag, and 620+ vetted locations across the city. Whether you’re arriving at King’s Cross, spending the day near Tower Bridge, or heading out from Paddington, there’s a Stasher location close by.
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