4.94from 1.5m+ worldwide ratings
It was tricky figuring out how to get there, as we did not know about the pedestrian bridge needed to access it from the bus station. Once knowing that, it was a fairly short trek to the hotel. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and we felt like our bags were safe and secure. Overall, definitely recommend.
Same as above It was easy n fast
Very convenient. Right in front of the train station. Nice welcome. It was a bit difficult to find the place because the name on the sign did not match reality. I was looking for a shop but it was a restaurant.
Convenient location with friendly and helpful staff!
Really convenient and easy to use. 24 hr reception so was flexible with my pick up time which I really appreciated.
Very quick, friendly and efficient.
The room we stashed our luggage in was behind the check in desk ant the hotel. There was no check in / check out process. I felt slightly uneasy about leaving my things. But everything was as we left Iit when we picked it up hours later. Easy drop off pick up. And the hotel was very helpful and kind in helping us navigate the water taxi and directions to our flat.
Staff was great, and they took care of my backpack in a save space.
Great places to leave ya bags just look on the site helped me out in Edinburgh being a case free for a day Easy and very helpful at premier inn highly recommended
Easy to friend, friendly owner.
Yes, Larnaca International Airport has its own baggage storage at the Special Baggage Counter in the check-in area.
Stasher storage in Larnaca starts from €1.49 per bag per day, and a late-opening restaurant is available through Stasher about an 18-minute walk from Larnaca City Centre.
A restaurant is available through Stasher about an 18-minute walk from the Pierides Museum, open 09:00–19:00 most days.
A local shop is available through Stasher about a 20-minute walk from the Holy Church of Saint Lazaros, open 08:00–21:00 most days and rated 5 from over 50 reviews.
Yes, the museum’s free cloakroom is where backpacks and larger handbags must go, though its stated rule doesn’t mention whether suitcases are accepted.
Not necessarily: the driver decides, and bulky or hazardous bags can be turned away.
Larnaca sits on the south-east coast of Cyprus as the island’s third-largest city. The airport runs an official left-luggage service from the Special Baggage Counter in the check-in area, operated in cooperation with a partner company. Expect to pay €10.00 for the first 3 hours, €13.00 for 3–5 hours, €16.00 for 5–7 hours, €19.00 for 7–9 hours, €22.00 for 9–24 hours, and €20.00 for each additional day. With Stasher, you can store bags from €1.49 per bag per day.
Some top Stasher locations in Larnaca include:
You’ll typically find a bag drop at restaurants and local shops. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to €12,000. Stasher storage in Larnaca can be booked through the website or app.
| Other Platforms | Station/Airport Facilities | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | €1.49 | Varies, usually slightly more | Varies, up to 2x more |
| Refund policy |  |  credit only or no refund | |
| Guarantee | €12,000 | Similar (terms vary) | |
| Trustpilot Score | 4.8 / 5 | Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 5 | 2.7/5 |
| Number of locations | 9738 | Varies | Only at stations/airports |
Larnaca Station is the hub for intercity coaches to Nicosia, Limassol, and Ayia Napa, but there are no rail services anywhere in Cyprus. Cyprus Public Transport can refuse or restrict luggage by size and type, and small items are only allowed at the driver’s discretion if they aren’t bulky or hazardous. Combustible or hazardous materials, including unsealed heavy batteries and petrol, are banned outright on those buses.
Larnaca’s best-known landmarks run from the Church of Saint Lazaros and Hala Sultan Tekke to the Salt Lake and the Foinikoudes promenade. Saint Lazaros is a 10–15-minute walk from the promenade, and the Municipal Historical Archives sit right at the start of that same waterfront, on Europe Square.
If your travels around Cyprus also include the Cyprus Motor Museum, note that it has firm bag rules: backpacks of any size and handbags over 30 × 35 cm must go into its free cloakroom.
Larnaca’s port is Cyprus’s second-largest, handling both commercial and passenger traffic, and the city is the capital of its own district. The Limassol Airport Express runs from the airport to Limassol in about 50 minutes. Larnaca itself functions as both a town and a resort, with no distinction between the two.
