Luggage Storage In Liverpool

Stasher is a service that allows you to store your luggage safely and comfortably anywhere you are. We’ve partnered up with major hotel chains such as Premier Inn to provide you with a network of hundreds of local businesses that are ready to offer you a place to store your bags in Liverpool.

Why store your luggage with Stasher?

• Convenient
• Inexpensive
• Fully insured

How much does it cost to store your luggage in Liverpool?

It's just £5 per day, and £5 for every additional day!

Locations

Stasher’s luggage storage locations are close to all points of interest and major tourist attractions.

To see a full list of our Liverpool hosts and a map, click here. 👈

Opening hours

Most of our luggage storage locations are available 24/7 to accommodate every itinerary.

How to store your luggage in Liverpool with Stasher

Finding and booking a location is easy.

1. Use the search bar above to pinpoint where in the city you need
2. Our map will help you find a host that fulfills all your criteria
3. Book online!

If you need any help with your booking, don’t hesitate to get in contact with our award-winning customer service team!

Luggage Storage - Liverpool Transportation Hubs 

As the 10th largest metropolitan area in the United Kingdom, Liverpool has an extensive public transportation system to help you get around. However, not all the transportation hubs will have luggage storage. For example, there are no luggage lockers at the Liverpool One Bus Station. Below are two train stations with options for bag storage. 

Liverpool Lime Street Luggage Storage 

Liverpool Lime Street railway station is the main station serving Liverpool's city centre. It offers intercity, regional, and national overground services. There is also a left luggage facility operated by Excess Baggage Company and is located opposite the ticket office. The facility is open from 7 am to 8 pm from Monday to Thursday, and 7 am to 11 pm from Friday to Sunday.

There are luggage lockers on offer Lime Street station. They aren’t self-service though - they’re staffed by the Excess Baggage Co.

Useful information about Liverpool Lime Street Station

• Liverpool Lime Street Station is the main station serving the city centre of Liverpool.
• The station is only 7 miles from Liverpool John Lennon Airport - rail connections are available to Liverpool South Parkway.
• Alternatively, you can take the 10A bus to Liverpool ONE bus station and from there catch the 500 Airport Flyer bus to the airport.

Music notes, Curly Music, and Liver News are all areas that offer storage options. They are lovely places to look into as well because the history and level of accommodation are fantastic. People have said that they loved visiting because there were so many options. You will also notice that you can store your luggage in the waterfront area, shopping centers, and Lime Street, which is less than five minutes away from the station.

Liverpool Street Luggage Storage 

Excess Baggage Company also provides luggage storage at the Liverpool Street railway station. They are open from 8 am to 9 pm on Mondays to Sundays. The prices range from £7.5 (up to 3 hours) to £27.50 (up to 72 hours).

Left Luggage - Liverpool Airport

Liverpool John Lennon Airport is an international airport closest to the city centre. When traveling from the airport using public transportation, buses 80A and 86A link you to the Liverpool South Parkway train station. This train station then links you to the main Liverpool Lime Street station.

The left luggage facilities at the airport are available at the information desk on the ground floor. It is open from 8:30 am to 5 pm and charges the following prices:

• £10 for 0-3 hours 
• £15.00 for one day
• Additional £10 per additional day
• £70.00 per item for one week

You can also ask the front desk about misplaced luggage that may be at the airport's lost property office. 

Luggage Storage Near Liverpool Major Attractions

Liverpool is filled with art centres, galleries, museums, unique historic buildings, and sports entertainment. However, when it comes to bag storage, Liverpool attractions don't always have available facilities on site. It's best to call ahead of time to double-check availability and confirm their bag policy. To help you get started, here are some major attractions and their bag policies. 

The Beatles Story 

A trip to Liverpool isn't complete without a tour of the famous four's life. The Beatles Story is an award-winning permanent exhibit that tells the story of the band's rise to fame. It's located on the equally amazing Royal Albert Dock, which is a UNESCO World heritage waterfront. When space is available, the museum does offer bad storage, so you don't have to carry your backpack around during the tour. 

Anfield Stadium

If you want to catch a Liverpool football game while in town, it's most likely at Anfield Stadium. The stadium provides no left luggage facilities, so you'll want to find a StashPoint nearby or follow their bag policy. One small personal bag no larger than A5 is allowed per person. The following is not allowed:

• Luggage or suitcases
• Rucksacks
• Briefcases
• Suit bags 

World Museum

A family-friendly attraction, the World Museum lets you explore different themed exhibits from the stars to the seas. There are also hands-on activities, a planetarium with shows, and a cafe on site. The museum has a cloakroom where you can leave your coats and bags free of charge. Make sure you keep your tickets on you after checking in your bags since they will need to be scanned again to enter the exhibition. 

Museum of Liverpool

Learn about the city and its people at the waterfront Museum of Liverpool. This museum is the first national museum that's devoted to a regional city's history. There is no entry fee but the museum does request donations of £5. For this great price (or less!) you also have access to free lockers for your coats and bags. 

Tate Gallery

Three floors tall, the Tate Liverpool Art Gallery is one of the most visited gallery outside London. It is home to North England's national collection of contemporary and modern art and features changing displays of world-class art. There are free lockers at the gallery where you can leave your coats and bags.  

What to See in Liverpool

Famous for being The Beetles' hometown, Liverpool is a maritime city with ferries cruising the waterfront. This city also has more museums and art galleries than any other UK city besides London. Besides the attractions previously listed, here are some more things to do in Liverpool. 

• Beatles Statue: take a picture with the Fab Four at the statue sculptor Andy Edwards created
• Bus Tours: multiple companies offer bus tours of the city, including a Beatles Magical Mystery Tour 
• Merseyside Maritime Museum: explore the Liverpool port's history with 4 floors of galleries 
• Royal Albert Dock Liverpool: explore the scenic piers and boardwalks along the waterside 
• Liverpool Cathedral: watch a concert, have fine dining on the main floor, or simply visit this beautiful cathedral
• Craft Drink Tour: go on a pub food tour and taste some of the best local craft drinks 
• Crosby Beach: hang out by the beach and watch the ships entering Liverpool