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  • Profe23 days ago in Santiago
    Very practical and attentive. I highly recommend this storage space and would like to highlight the friendliness of the hotel staff!
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  • William29 days ago in Santiago
    Folks at the host property were very friendly and responsive. There was no issue with damage or lost items in the stored bags.
  • Nicole4 months ago in Santiago
    People at the hotel knew about the program, just took my bag, made sure I took a picture of my claim ticket “just in case” and wished me on my merry way. Picking up was super easy and quick. I even used the hotel restroom and waited comfortably in the lobby for my Uber back to the airport. Loved it! Great location in Santiago to launch for an afternoon exploring their amazing city. 
  • Joshua4 months ago in Santiago
    Staher's location is good; it's very close to Cerro Santa Lucía and you can easily reach the city center either on foot or by subway.
  • Paula6 months ago in Santiago
    They were super nice at the hotel, they allowed us to use the bathroom, so we could change clothes and leave our bags. The check-in and check-out times were very convenient as well. The car waited for us parked outside without any problem, and at the reception they also made sure we were safe. Excellent!
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  • Gisela1 year ago in Santiago
    No problem, the reception guys were very friendly and let us use the bathroom without any issues, just like when we picked up our luggage, they allowed us to wait inside while our transportation arrived!
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  • Christian1 year ago in Santiago
    Very good place to leave the luggage, super safe, and communication with the staff is always smooth, I highly recommend it.
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  • Julie1 year ago in Santiago
    We really enjoyed our experience at Maktub Hostal Barrio Brasil. The welcome went well. We were able to use the Wi-Fi, settle in the lounge to do some research, use the bathroom, and fill our water bottles. Additionally, we received some recommendations from the on-site employee who spoke English and was very friendly. We highly recommend it!
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  • Marisol1 year ago in Santiago
    Very good service, very friendly and attentive staff, plus you can use the facilities like the hotel bathroom for example, excellent option.
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  • Alexander1 year ago in Santiago
    Convenient location and polite staff. Would recommend. Hint: always take a picture of your receipt in case it is lost.
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FAQs

Where can I leave my luggage in Santiago?

You can leave luggage at 30+ Stasher points across Santiago, including a hotel reception in Cerro Santa Lucia and a hostel reception in Las Condes.

Is there luggage storage near Estación Central in Santiago?

Santiago has 30+ Stasher points across the city, but current details do not identify a specific storage point near Estación Central, which is the city's main intercity rail station.

Is there luggage storage at Santiago Airport?

Yes. Santiago-Rosalía de Castro Airport has luggage storage at the first-floor security checkpoint, open daily from 5:30 to 21:30, costing €5.80 per day or fraction; Stasher storage in Santiago starts from $1.49 per bag per day.

How much does luggage storage cost in Santiago?

Stasher storage in Santiago starts from $1.49 per bag per day; the airport charges €5.80 per day or fraction, while Correos charges €4 for a small suitcase, €6 for a large suitcase, €7 for a bicycle, and €1 for trekking poles per day in 2026.

Do museums in Santiago have bag restrictions, and where can I store my items?

Yes. Santiago museums restrict bags or bulky items in exhibition areas and provide lockers or cloakrooms: the Museo Histórico Nacional has lockers and a cloakroom, while the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Servicio Nacional del Patrimonio Cultural museum, Museo Nacional de Historia Natural and Biblioteca Nacional provide lockers.

How do I get from Santiago Airport to the city centre?

TurBus Aeropuerto runs between Santiago Airport and the Alameda terminal from 5:30 to 23:35 daily, while Centropuerto serves both airport terminals; official Black and Yellow Taxis board in Terminal 1's public first-level area near gates 2 and 3.

Can I cancel my luggage storage booking in Santiago?

Yes. With Stasher, cancelling before drop-off can result in either a 50% refund or a 100% coupon.

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Luggage storage across Santiago from $1.49

Stasher has 30+ luggage-storage points across Santiago, so coverage is not limited to a single part of the city. Storage starts from $1.49 per bag per day. For a specific central option, a hotel reception near Cerro Santa Lucía can be booked through Stasher; check its live opening and collection window for your travel date.

A useful local option is:

Other PlatformsStation/Airport Facilities
Price$1.49Varies, usually slightly moreVaries, up to 2x more
Refund policyCheck MarkCross Mark credit only or no refundCross Mark
Guarantee$14,000Similar (terms vary)Cross Mark
Trustpilot Score4.8 / 5Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 52.7/5
Number of locations9160VariesOnly at stations/airports

Storage at Santiago Airport and connections to the city

Santiago Airport has a 24-hour luggage-storage facility in the public area on level 1 of Terminal 1, before security. Centropuerto buses run from both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 to central Santiago, with a journey time of about 40 minutes. Official black-and-yellow taxis use designated payment counters on the first level of both terminals.

For rail travel, Estación Central is Santiago's main intercity station, with direct access to EFE Alameda and Terminal San Borja. EFE ticket counters at Estación Central are open daily from 06:30 to 22:00; these are ticket-office hours, not luggage-storage hours. Airport storage and Stasher's city locations are separate options, so the practical choice depends on whether the bags need to remain at SCL or travel into Santiago.

Museum bag rules in central Santiago

Large bags are not allowed inside the Museo Histórico Nacional, which provides lockers and a cloakroom. The Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes also excludes bags, backpacks and umbrellas from its exhibition rooms and offers lockers.

At museums operated by the Servicio Nacional del Patrimonio Cultural, locker space can be limited to 43 x 30 x 40 cm. The Museo Nacional de Historia Natural does not allow backpacks or bulky bags, and its lockers require a 100-peso coin. The Biblioteca Nacional also keeps bags, backpacks and handbags out of its reading rooms; its lockers use a Chilean 100-peso coin. These facilities can handle smaller items during a visit, but their published size limits make a city storage point more suitable for full-size suitcases.

Late collection, booking and protection

Santiago has 21 Stasher points that stay open late and a further 2 that operate 24/7. That provides options for evening plans, late flights and overnight arrivals, while the chosen point's live hours still determine the exact drop-off and collection window.

Bookings are made online with a trusted local shop or hotel, or with a self-service smart locker, and bags remain safely out of sight until collection. Every Santiago booking is covered by the Stasher Guarantee up to US$14,000 per booking. If a booking is cancelled before drop-off, the available terms are a 50% refund or a 100% coupon.

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