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Why customers trust us to store their bags near Budapest Déli Station
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- Enrico
- Kamila
Place is close to public transport, but the guy was smoking inside, so the room - and the bags - had a strong smell.
- Katy
We found the shop near to our appartment so didnt have far to carry our bags. Left them for 4 hours and went sight seeing for the day before going to the airport. Booked and paid online and handed the bags into the shop.
- Celina
Good place to leave your bags
- Rachel Anne
Location convenient, but didn't check ID for drop off or pick up.
- Gunnar
Everything went well.
Translated - Louise
The guys were quick and efficient which gave us the opportunity to make the most of our last day in Budapest. So close to our apartment and the public transport system.
- Serra
Very good
- Laura
Very kind and cordial
Translated - Silvia
An extremely useful and professional service. On our last day we could drop off our luggage and take our time for a last visit in Budapest. The StashPoint host has been kind, reliable, efficient.
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FAQs
Are there luggage lockers inside Budapest Deli Station?
Yes, the station's own left-luggage office consists of automatic storage lockers located within the station building. They can be found in the passenger hall, on the left when entering from the side near the international ticket office.
What time can I access the luggage lockers at Budapest Deli Station?
The on-site lockers are open every day from 3:00 to 00:30, which covers most early-morning and late-night arrivals.
What size bags fit in the Budapest Deli Station lockers?
The station's own lockers come in two interior sizes: a smaller one measuring 350 mm x 500 mm x 750 mm and a larger one measuring 500 mm x 600 mm x 750 mm.
Where exactly are the left-luggage lockers in Budapest Deli Station?
They are located in the passenger hall, and if you enter from the entrance near the international ticket office, you'll find them on your left.
Is there step-free access to Budapest Deli Station if I have luggage?
Yes, while the concourse and platforms sit above street level, a step-free route is available on the western side of the station via Alkotás utca. This can help if you're rolling a bag rather than lifting it up the stairs from the taxi rank or metro.
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Luggage storage at Budapest Deli Station
Trains pull into Budapest’s Deli Station with most passengers headed either straight into the city or onward to Buda’s sights, and a bag you can’t yet drop at your room tends to complicate both.
The station itself has an official left-luggage service, though its upper-level layout means stairs are part of the picture unless you use the step-free route on the western side. From here the M2 metro runs directly into the centre, while Vérmező Park sits only a short walk away if you’d rather pause before moving on. With Stasher, you can store bags from €1.49 per bag per 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 Budapest 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 | |||
| Guarantee | €12,000 | Similar (terms vary) | |
| Trustpilot Score | 4.8 / 5 | Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 5 | 2.7/5 |
| Number of locations | 9918 | Varies | Only at stations/airports |
Getting around the station with luggage
The platforms and concourse sit on an upper level, so arriving passengers must take stairs up from the street, the metro station, or the taxi rank to reach the trains. A step-free route exists on the western side of the building via Alkotás utca, which helps if you're rolling a bag rather than lifting it. The station is also the western terminus of Budapest's M2 metro line, and the most direct way into the centre is to take that red line from here. The station also has a wheelchair lift for anyone who needs it. This is also the station to use for most services toward Transdanubia.
Nearby sights and areas once your bags are stored
If you drop your luggage first, Vérmező Park is only about 270 metres away, a green patch that's good for a bench and a breather straight off the train. The Budapest Buda Castle area can be reached on foot in 15 to 20 minutes through Krisztinaváros, which makes it a realistic walk even with a light day bag. To the Erzsébet Bridge it's roughly 2 km or 25 minutes on foot, so you're close enough to the Danube to add a river view to the trip. The Budapest House of Parliament, home of the National Assembly and the place where the Holy Crown of Hungary is kept, is another landmark you could add to your day. And before you leave the station, there are cafés and food outlets inside, including a bakery, handy if you want to eat before heading out.
