Luggage storage Austin

Stasher maintains the most extensive luggage storage network in the world. If you’ve been looking for a safe and affordable place to store your luggage in Austin between hotel check-in/check-out and your flight times, Stasher has got you covered. We partner with fully-vetted local businesses (Stashpoints), offering a safe and convenient alternative to traditional luggage lockers in Austin.

Stasher’s luggage storage in Austin is convenient, affordable, and fully guaranteed.

• Fixed price per bag, no size or weight restrictions. 50% the price of station lockers.
• 100% Money back guarantee: Free cancellation on all unused bookings and a full refund if you're not satisfied.
• $3,100.00 guarantee per bag: All bags stashed with us are guaranteed against loss, theft & damage.
• 24/7 Support: You can always contact our award-winning customer support team should you have any questions.
• 3000+ Stashpoints: Find us in over 600 cities and more than 70 countries.
• Book in less than 2 minutes: Get instant online confirmation to show in-store.

Where to store my luggage in Austin with Stasher?

Stasher’s extensive international network includes over 5000 businesses in more than 250 countries. Because most of the city’s attractions prohibit entry with baggage or offer only limited and expensive storage facilities, Stasher is your best option for luggage storage in Austin.

Stasher offers travelers luggage storage facilities in Austin that stay open late or remain accessible 24/7. So, you won’t need to adjust your itinerary around luggage drop-off and pick-up times.

How to store your luggage in Austin with Stasher

Booking luggage storage in Austin is simple with Stasher:

1. Go to the Stasher homepage and enter your location in the search bar or use the convenient “Near Me Now” button to find the best Stashpoint for your needs.
2. Select your desired drop-off and pick-up times.
3. Book your luggage storage online instantly.

Stasher will immediately send you an email with directions on how to get to your Stashpoint. You’ll also receive a booking confirmation to secure your luggage storage reservation. It’s that easy!

Austin is one of the best destinations for live music in the world. Finding luggage storage in downtown Austin’s transportation hubs will give you extra time to boogie before your departure. Here’s where you’ll find luggage storage in Austin’s train and bus stations.

Austin Amtrak Station

The Austin Amtrak train station is located in a historic 1940s building, originally intended for the Missouri Pacific Railroad. Amtrak offers temporary bag storage at the Austin train station. The service costs $10/day per item for Amtrak passengers and $20/day for non-ticketed travelers.

There is a 24-hour time limit for Amtrack luggage storage, and size restrictions may apply.

Austin Greyhound Bus Station

Austin Greyhound buses connect with most Texas cities and beyond, including Dallas, San Antonio, Houston, and Laredo.

Ticketed Greyhound passengers can store luggage at the bus station for up to 24 hours. Bag size is restricted to items under 62 inches when you add together height, width, and length. Austin Greyhound advises customers to contact their customer service staff for current prices and availability.

Luggage lockers at U.S. airports have become more and more scarce since 9-11. Let’s check out the availability of Austin airport luggage storage.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport

The City of Austin’s International Airport is one of the fastest-expanding mid-sized airports in the country. Unfortunately, Austin-Bergstrom Airport doesn't offer storage lockers or left luggage services.

When most people visit Austin, they plan to spend most of their time sampling the food and listening to some of the nation’s best live music. But Austin is also home to several top-notch galleries and museums.

Unfortunately, you won’t be able to visit Austin’s galleries with your luggage, but you will find a few luggage storage options near Austin’s cultural centers.

Elisabet Ney Museum

This Austin museum celebrates the sculptural works of German immigrant Elisabet Ney, who moved to the city in 1882. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to tour the museum with your luggage.

Austin Nature and Science Center

Founded in 1960, the Austin Nature and Science Center educates visitors about the natural world and local flora and fauna. The center prohibits visitors from entering with luggage or other large items.

The Cathedral of Junk

In the 1980s, Austin artist Vince Hannemann started upcycling objects into sculptures in his backyard. These days, his collection of artistic assemblage has grown into a veritable Cathedral of Junk. Hannemann will be happy to guide you through a tour of his masterpiece if you call ahead.

Roadhouse Relics Studio

Roadhouse Relics Studio is the home of celebrated Austin artist Todd Sanders. Sanders earned fame through his imaginative neon signs and his iconic “Greetings from Austin” mural.

When it comes to excitement, Austin offers an unlimited range of things to see and do. Austin is an ideal city for traveling light and getting around on foot or by public transportation.

Let’s look at some options for luggage lockers and storage facilities around Austin’s top attractions.

Texas Capitol

At over 300 feet tall, the Texas Capitol towers over the nation's Capitol building in Washington, D.C. Tours are available from Monday-Friday from 7 am to 8 pm and on weekends starting at 9 am. Unfortunately, there are no luggage storage facilities at the Texas Capitol.

Congress Avenue Bridge

If you’ll be visiting Austin between March and October, you can’t miss the bats at the Congress Avenue Bridge. Spectators head to the bridge at sundown to watch over 1.5 million Mexican free-tailed bats take their epic flight.

Zilker Park

If you’re searching for a place to get some outdoor exercise, head straight to Zilker Park. Visitors can rent kayaks, canoes, or paddleboards, take a leisurely stroll through the botanical gardens, or go for a swim in the Barton Springs Pool. Another option is hiking or biking the 10-mile Butler Trail at nearby Lady Bird Lake.

Old 6th Street

Often called “Dirty 6th Street,” this strip is Austin’s original live music center. You’ll also find plenty of other fun attractions on 6th Street, including one of the country’s last remaining dime museums, the Museum of the Weird.

Rainey Street District

Since the Luster Pearl opened in 1997, the Rainey Street District has surpassed 6th Street as Austin locals' favorite place to party. Renovated historic homes now host hip restaurants, shops, and live music clubs, making the area perfect for bar-hopping and socializing.

Franklin Barbeque

No trip to Texas can be complete without tasting the world-famous barbeque. Customers head to Franklin’s as early as 5 am to get their share when the restaurant opens at 11 am. Legendary food critic Anthony Bourdain described Franklin’s barbequed brisket as the “finest I’ve ever had.”