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4.94from 1.5m+ worldwide ratings

  • jason6 months ago
    Left at premier inn Euston, staff very friendly and helpful and only a 2 minute walk from Euston Station 
  • Kenneth 7 months ago
    Manchester Piccadilly Staycity hotel 
  • Nate11 months ago
    A little hard to locate after an all night flight. Perhaps a better picture of the storefront, otherwise we’re good with the service provided. Very satisfied. 
  • Imran1 year ago
    A great place to store luggage 
  • Nataliia 1 year ago
    Plenty of space for storing things, open until 10:00 PM
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  • Michelle1 year ago
    Very friendly staff. Welcoming and inviting and efficients
  • Mary Grace2 years ago
    Easy and quick drop off our our luggage. 
  • Amanda2 years ago
    Ideal location opposite station. Reception always open. Very friendly and efficient staff.
  • Haifa2 years ago
    Customer service was lovely. They put a tag on my bag but did not give me one, which would have been more secure.
  • Faith2 years ago
    Nobody at reception when I picked up my bag so took 5 minutes to find a staff member to retrieve my bag. However it was safe and intact so that was good.
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Are there luggage lockers at Straubing station?

Stasher has a self-service locker in Straubing that is open 24/7, about a 19-minute walk from Ittlinger Straße. Storage with Stasher in Straubing starts from €4.97 per bag per day. Straubing station also has official luggage lockers at Bahnhofsplatz 6, accessible 24 hours a day. The station's own lockers cost €3.00 for the small size and €5.00 for the large size per 24-hour period.

What size are the luggage lockers at Straubing station?

A small locker measures 24 x 42 x 76 cm, while a large one is 44 x 61 x 93 cm.

Where can I store bags near the Gäubodenvolksfest?

The station's lockers cost €3.00 for the small size and €5.00 for the large size per 24-hour period.

Can I take large luggage on Straubing city buses?

Stadtwerke Straubing only carries luggage when it does not endanger safety, order or disturb other passengers, and there is no automatic right to bring it aboard.

How far is Tiergarten Straubing from the train station with bags?

The walk from Straubing station to the Tiergarten takes about 45 minutes, so you may want to store bags before making that trip.

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Last updated: 19 out, 2026

Luggage storage at Straubing station

Checking out of a holiday rental with hours to spare before the train gives you two choices: the station's own luggage lockers or a Stasher spot nearby.

The main station connects you to the centre by bus, and the Gäubodenvolksfest is the one place in town with free lockers on-site, while the museum, tower and arena offer no storage at all. Straubing station offers official luggage lockers at Bahnhofsplatz 6, 94315 Straubing, accessible 24 hours a day. With Stasher, you can store bags from €4.97 per bag a day at 3 locations across Straubing.

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Price€4.97Varies, usually slightly moreVaries, up to 2x more
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Guarantee€12,000Similar (terms vary)Cross Mark
Trustpilot Score4.8 / 5Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 52.7/5
Number of locations9851VariesOnly at stations/airports

Getting around Straubing with luggage

The Stadtbus runs from the station forecourt straight to Ludwigsplatz in the centre, which is the most useful link if you're staying near the market squares. Keep your luggage compact and manageable: Stadtwerke Straubing carries bags only when they don't endanger safety or order, or disturb other passengers, and there's no automatic right to bring them aboard. If you order an Anruf-Sammel-Taxi (AST) in Straubing, you must state the number of passengers and whether you're carrying large luggage, prams or wheelchairs. The walking time from Straubing station to Tiergarten Straubing is approximately 45 minutes.

Bag rules at Straubing's main sights

The Gäubodenmuseum on Fraunhoferstraße is worth planning around if you're carrying more than a daypack — it houses the Roman treasure of Straubing and the region's prehistoric collections, so you'll want time inside rather than juggling bags at the entrance. The Stadtturm, the landmark of Straubing, divides the central market area into Ludwigsplatz and Theresienplatz. At the Eisstadion am Pulverturm, bags larger than DIN A4 and umbrellas are prohibited inside the arena. Tiergarten Straubing offers a handcart rental service for a 2-euro fee plus a deposit at the entrance.

Visiting the Gäubodenvolksfest with bags

The Gäubodenvolksfest runs on the exhibition grounds, and luggage lockers there are free and spread across several sites, so you can stow a bag after arriving by train and wander the fair without carrying it.

A free shuttle from Theater am Hagen to Theresienplatz runs roughly every 10 minutes Monday to Saturday, which makes it easy to reach the festival from the centre. The main station at Bahnhofsplatz 6 is your rail gateway, and the city's Danube port at Hafen Straubing-Sand adds commercial traffic rather than passenger sailings, so trains and local buses remain the practical way in with luggage.

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