Luggage storageSan Telmo

Argentina is a large, culturally rich country in South America, celebrated for dramatic landscapes, vibrant cuisine and strong European influences. The capital, Buenos Aires, mixes grand avenues, port history and a thriving arts scene that reflects the nation’s music, food and immigrant heritage.

San Telmo is one of Buenos Aires’ oldest neighborhoods, famed for cobblestone streets, colonial architecture and the lively antique market around Plaza Dorrego. Its 19th-century buildings, artisan shops and historic market give visitors a sense of the city’s past and a concentrated dose of local character.

Visitors come to San Telmo for its tango culture, weekend fairs, galleries, cafes and nightlife, making it ideal for strolling, photographing and sampling porteño life. Close to the city center with good transport links, San Telmo is both a cultural highlight and a convenient base for exploring Buenos Aires.

• Ezeiza Airport (Ministro Pistarini) — Official left-luggage exists in the arrivals hall of the international terminal near baggage claim; hours generally follow flight operations (often near 24/7 for international arrivals, but confirm before travel); typical price: approx. ARS 800–2,000 per bag per 24 hours (prices fluctuate).
• Aeroparque Jorge Newbery — Left-luggage available in the domestic terminal arrivals area; hours align with flight schedules (early morning to late night); typical price: approx. ARS 500–1,500 per bag per day.
• Terminal de Ómnibus de Retiro — A consigna (left-luggage office) is located inside the main concourse near ticketing/platforms; usually open during bus operating hours; typical price: approx. ARS 300–1,200 per item per day.
• Constitución station — Station consigna can be found on the main concourse next to the platforms; usual hours cover daytime service (confirm exact times on arrival); typical price: approx. ARS 200–800 per bag per day.
• Museums and Mercado de San Telmo — Some attractions offer a small cloakroom for visitors (not full-service lockers) with limited hours and small fees or free service for coat-sized items; availability varies by venue.
• Commercial storage near San Telmo — Stasher and other secure commercial providers operate drop-off points in and around San Telmo, often with hourly and daily rates and web booking; prices commonly start lower than airport rates and offer flexible hours.

• Convenience: Walkable locations close to major sights and markets in San Telmo.
• Hours: Vary by partner — many are open daily, often from morning to early evening; exact opening times are shown when you book.
• Pricing: Prices vary by location but typically start from around US$6–8 per bag for 24 hours; the exact rate is displayed at booking.
• How to book: Reserve and pay online, then drop off at the listed shop — see details and directions on the booking confirmation.

• Feria de San Telmo (Sunday market) — dozens of stalls, live music and street performers around Plaza Dorrego; best enjoyed from mid-morning onward.
• Plaza Dorrego — the neighborhood’s heart for people-watching, tango dancers and outdoor cafés.
• Mercado de San Telmo — covered food market with empanadas, oysters and coffee; there are no official locker facilities inside the market, so plan accordingly.
• Antique shops and Calle Defensa — hunt for vintage furniture, jewelry and local curios along the main thoroughfare.
• Tango shows and milongas — catch a live performance or join a local milonga for an authentic Buenos Aires night out.
• Museums and galleries — small contemporary galleries and the Museo Histórico Nacional are great for cultural detours.
• Street art and photography — colorful murals and photogenic alleys make San Telmo a photographer’s favorite.

There are several major transit hubs within easy reach of San Telmo. Key options include Retiro (the main long‑distance bus terminal and a major commuter train complex), Constitución station (serving the Roca commuter lines to the south), and Once station (serving western commuter services). For air travel, Aeroparque Jorge Newbery handles domestic and regional flights close to the city, while Ezeiza International Airport is the main international gateway. The Buenos Aires Subte (metro) lines and Metrobus corridors cross central areas, and frequent city buses (colectivos) run along avenues near San Telmo like Paseo Colón and 9 de Julio, connecting these hubs.

Accessing these hubs from San Telmo is straightforward: short taxi or ride‑hailing rides and dedicated airport shuttles serve Aeroparque and Ezeiza, while the Subte and local buses provide quick links to Retiro, Constitución and Once—often a 10–30 minute trip depending on traffic and route. Walking is also an option to nearby Subte stations and bus stops for fast transfers across the city. Planning travel times around peak traffic ensures smoother connections to trains, buses and flights.

Stasher provides excellent long-term and large group luggage storage in Argentina, serving Buenos Aires and the San Telmo area with secure, convenient options. Ideal for people who need to store bags for several weeks or months or for tour groups and large parties, our vetted hosts offer safe, centrally located storage to keep your trip flexible and hassle-free.

We offer a price-beating guarantee—we'll beat any other genuine, comparable offer presented by 5 per cent—and extra long-term and large group discounts are available on request through customer support. We also provide flexible refunds, so feel free to book ahead to secure your space and then message us about a partial refund after booking. Use the bag-counter and date-picker on our website to see available hosts that match your dates and group size.

• Check availability with the bag-counter and date-picker on the website
• Request a 5 per cent price beat or ask customer support about group discounts
• Book now to reserve space, then message customer support for a partial refund if plans change