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  • Amanda10 months ago in Adelaide CBD
    All good and close to train station and Mall.
  • Alyssa1 year ago in Adelaide CBD
    Clean and in back staff only location.
  • Beck2 years ago in Adelaide CBD
    Convenient to my accomodation
  • Allison6 years ago in Adelaide CBD
    Super easyand quick - needed to store baggage due to early arrival and late check in. Convenient location and hours
  • Damien3 years ago in Adelaide CBD
    Efficient and friendly
  • Richard3 years ago in Adelaide CBD
    Easy
  • Linda2 years ago in Adelaide CBD
    Great friendly service, very professional. Would highly recommend.
  • Bharat6 years ago in Adelaide CBD
    Prompt storage and retrieval of baggage. Highly appreciated the service.
  • Christie2 years ago in Adelaide CBD
    Great location, gentleman was incredibly helpful
  • Rachel1 year ago in Adelaide CBD
    Very convenient location and seemed secure. 
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Will a hotel hold my luggage if I'm not staying there?

Yes. When a local Adelaide CBD hotel is listed as a Stasher point, you can book luggage storage there without staying as a hotel guest.

Are there official luggage lockers in Adelaide CBD?

Yes. Self-service EZY Lockers are at Adelaide Central Bus Station on Franklin Street, while the State Library has lockers near the Somerville Reading Room; Stasher bookings instead include Guarantee cover up to A$19,000 per booking.

Where can I store my luggage overnight in Adelaide?

Overnight storage is not confirmed by the supplied hours: Adelaide Central Bus Station lockers are available from 6:00 am to 8:30 pm, while Stasher can be booked online at a local shop, hotel or smart locker but has no verified overnight access hours here.

Where can I find cheap luggage storage in Adelaide?

Stasher starts from A$2.99 per bag per day; the Art Gallery of South Australia offers free cloakrooms for large bags and backpacks, while Adelaide Central Bus Station lockers cost from $6 for 3 hours to $50 for 72 hours.

Can I store a large suitcase or bulky bag with luggage storage services?

Yes. Stasher has no bag size or weight limits and starts from A$2.99 per bag per day, whereas Adelaide Central Bus Station offers size-based lockers ranging from small to large.

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Last updated: 21 ago, 2026

Luggage storage in Adelaide CBD from A$2.99

Luggage storage in Adelaide CBD starts from A$2.99 per bag per day. Stasher’s nearest point is roughly a 6-minute walk from the Adelaide CBD core, putting storage close to the city centre. Booking is done online to reserve a spot at a trusted local shop or hotel, or in a self-service smart locker. Bags are kept safely out of sight until collection, whether stored at the local venue or in the locker.

Other PlatformsStation/Airport Facilities
PriceA$2.99Varies, usually slightly moreVaries, up to 2x more
Refund policyCheck MarkCross Mark credit only or no refundCross Mark
GuaranteeA$19,000Similar (terms vary)Cross Mark
Trustpilot Score4.8 / 5Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 52.7/5
Number of locations9482VariesOnly at stations/airports

Stasher versus Adelaide Central Bus Station lockers

Stasher has no bag-size or weight limits, which suits luggage that may not fit a fixed locker. Every Adelaide CBD booking also includes Stasher Guarantee cover up to A$19,000 per booking.

The alternative is EZY Lockers at Adelaide Central Bus Station on Franklin Street. Hire ranges from $6 for a small locker for 3 hours to $50 for a large locker for 72 hours. That gives a clear price and size-based option, but the available locker size sets the physical limit for your bags.

The bus station opens seven days a week, from 6:00 am to 8:30 pm. Its hours therefore cap locker collection in the late evening. Stasher is the more flexible fit for oversized or heavy luggage, while the Franklin Street lockers provide fixed-duration pricing and a defined collection window.

Connecting through Adelaide by metro, bus or tram

Adelaide Metro permits luggage on buses, trains and trams provided it does not exceed 90 cm x 60 cm x 40 cm. Bags larger than those dimensions need somewhere to store them before boarding, rather than travelling within the stated limit. For a City to Gawler connection, route GA1 serves Adelaide CBD at Stop D North Terrace (north side) and Stop 101 Cowan Street (north side).

Bag rules at Adelaide cultural venues and official cloakrooms

Her Majesty’s Theatre prohibits bags larger than A3 size and does not provide a cloakroom. Bags above that limit have no storage facility at the theatre, so an off-site option is needed for those items.

The Art Gallery of South Australia has free cloakrooms for large bags and backpacks near both main entrances. This is venue-provided storage rather than a general CBD service. Adelaide Convention Centre offers complimentary luggage storage and coat checks at its main reception, subject to availability.

The State Library of South Australia has lockers near the entrance to the Somerville Reading Room for customers’ personal bags. YHA Adelaide Central provides free luggage storage for its guests before check-in or after check-out.

The practical distinction is clear: the theatre has a strict bag limit and no cloakroom, while the gallery, convention centre, library and YHA each have storage tied to their own facilities or eligibility.

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