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  • S2 months ago
    Can't complain, staff were friendly even apologized as they were 2min late opening. They stored the luggage and we picked up later in the day.
  • EUGENIO11 months ago
    Everything is fine, the staff treated us very well and gave us great confidence and security.
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  • Vaciado11 months ago
    The establishment was a "hub by Premier Inn" on Quaker St, London E1 6SN. I chose it because it was a hotel and I It gave me more confidence, although I had to pay a little more. It's about half a mile from Liverpool Street Station. The hotel employee was friendly and the process was quick and easy.
  • Alice1 year ago
    Staff were friendly and helpful
  • dominic1 year ago
    Close to the coach and train stations. Dropped the bags at 7am and got them back much later without any hitch !
  • Christine 1 year ago
    Easy to find. Quick drop off and pick up. Case locked away and convenient location to the station 
  • Quynh Chi2 years ago
    Friendly staff. A Safe place to store our luggage.
  • yuen kwan2 years ago
    close to St pancras international station
  • Alex2 years ago
    A really handy location to leave bags, near the station. The service on site was prompt, efficient, easy. Very pleased to have discovered stasher.
  • Carrie2 years ago
    The location is very convenient, but we missed the entrance on our first arrival. 
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Are there luggage lockers at Stuttgart Hbf?

Yes, Stuttgart Hbf provides official coin-operated luggage lockers, with a smaller locker costing €3.00 and a larger one costing €5.00 per 24 hours. Stasher also offers luggage storage in Stuttgart from €6.78 per bag per day if you need a location beyond the station itself.

How much are the lockers at Stuttgart Hbf?

The lockers cost €3.00 for a 24 x 42 x 76 cm locker and €5.00 for a 44 x 61 x 93 cm locker per 24 hours.

Is there anywhere to leave luggage near Stuttgart-Mitte outside the station?

Yes, Stasher offers luggage storage in Stuttgart from €6.78 per bag per day, so you can leave a bag away from the station.

Can I store luggage in Stuttgart city-wide from €6.78 per day?

Yes, Stasher luggage storage in Stuttgart starts from €6.78 per bag per day.

Can I take my suitcase from Stuttgart Hbf to the airport without changing trains?

Yes, the S-Bahn lines S2 and S3 run directly from Stuttgart Hbf to the airport station.

How do I get from Stuttgart Hbf to the airport with luggage?

The U6 light rail line connects Stuttgart Hbf to the Flughafen/Messe stop, which is about a five-minute walk from the airport terminals.

Can I bring a heavy suitcase onto the platforms at Stuttgart Hbf?

If you are travelling with luggage, the station provides step-free access to its platforms, and S-Bahn platforms 101 and 102 are served by lifts.

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Last updated: 13 out, 2026

Luggage storage at Stuttgart Hbf

Stuttgart Hbf is the city's main rail hub, located in the Hauptbahnhof sub-district of Stuttgart-Mitte and connecting regional, long-distance, and international routes across Europe.

If you're passing through with bags, the station has its own coin-operated lockers: you'll pay €3.00 for a 24 x 42 x 76 cm locker or €5.00 for a larger 44 x 61 x 93 cm locker per 24 hours.

That's a practical option for a few hours between trains, though the Stuttgart-Mitte neighbourhood itself has no city-run luggage storage or cloakroom if you need something outside the station.

Stasher offers luggage storage in Stuttgart-Mitte, with the added reassurance of a guarantee on every booking. The station is well connected for getting around once your bags are sorted: Stadtbahn lines U5, U6, U7, U9, U12, and U15 all stop here, and bus line 42 runs to Erwin-Schöttle-Platz through the city centre. With Stasher, you can store bags from €6.78 per bag a day.

There's no strict size limit, though prices can vary with bag size. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to €12,000. Stasher storage in Stuttgart can be booked through the website or app.

Other PlatformsStation/Airport Facilities
Price€6.78Varies, usually slightly moreVaries, up to 2x more
Refund policyCheck MarkCross Mark credit only or no refundCross Mark
Guarantee€12,000Similar (terms vary)Cross Mark
Trustpilot Score4.8 / 5Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 52.7/5
Number of locations9733VariesOnly at stations/airports

Getting to the airport and around with luggage

For flights, the S-Bahn lines S2 and S3 run directly from Stuttgart Hbf to the airport station, so you can take a suitcase straight through without changing trains. Alternatively, the U6 light rail line gets you to the Flughafen/Messe stop, which is about a five-minute walk from the terminals. If you're managing a heavy bag, the station has step-free access to its platforms, with lifts serving S-Bahn platforms 101 and 102.

Nearby sights worth the walk

The Staatsgalerie Stuttgart is roughly a 12-minute walk from the Hbf, while the Staatsoper and the Landesmuseum Württemberg at the Altes Schloss each sit about a 10-minute walk away through the Oberer Schlossgarten or along Königstraße to Schlossplatz. The Kunstgebäude at Schlossplatz is even closer, reachable on a step-free route of around 600 metres.

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