Euston Luggage Storage

When you visit London, you likely have a long list of things you want to see and do. Dragging your heavy bags around probably isn’t one of them. Fortunately, Stasher has several luggage storage locations close to Euston Station in Camden. So you can drop off your bags and enjoy a hassle-free trip to London.

Stasher partners with a network of trusted hotels and shops to provide you with convenient luggage storage near Euston Station and across England. For added peace of mind, every item you store is automatically insured for up to £1000. Furthermore, Stasher's Euston Station luggage storage is much more affordable than traditional station lockers, and you can book your spot in advance.

Euston Station makes an excellent starting point for exploring the British capital. You'll find plenty of interesting activities within walking distance or a short Circle trip from the station. You’ll be close to Regent’s Park, as well as the vibrant neighbourhoods of Camden and King’s Cross. If you’re looking for inspiration, check out our guide for things to do in Camden and King’s Cross.

Why store your luggage near Euston Station with Stasher?

Travelers lose so many hours of valuable vacation time guarding their bags between lodging schedules and arrival/departure times. Founded by a London native, Stasher recognized the need for alternative luggage storage options as station and airport facilities became more expensive and crowded.

Stasher’s five guiding principles set our service well above traditional storage options:

• Security: We know how important security is to our customers. Our security team has thoroughly inspected each of our luggage storage locations for maximum protection. Additionally, we add security tags and complimentary baggage insurance worth up to £1000 for each item you store at one of our StashPoints.
• Affordability: Stasher’s flat fee is only £6/item per day with no size or weight restrictions. You’ll only pay £5/item for additional days, and we negotiate special prices for long-term storage.
• Convenience: Online booking takes only a few minutes, and you can select from a wide variety of luggage storage locations near Euston Station. Downloading our cellphone app for Android or iOS makes reserving and managing your luggage storage even easier.
• Flexibility: With Stasher, you’ll always have the flexibility to pick up your bags early or leave them until you’re ready to head to your next destination.
• Trust: Stasher has earned coveted customer service awards from Feefo, Expedia, Phocuswright, and Visit England, so you can be sure that you can trust Stasher with your luggage. Additionally, renowned organizations like Lonely Planet, theguardian, TechCrunch, and the BBC have recommended Stasher’s service to their readers. Moreover, our customers have left over 21,000 verified customer reviews, ranking 4.8/5 stars.

Where can I store my luggage near Euston Station with Stasher?

Stasher’s partners include some of London's most respected hotels and shops near the city’s train stations. Our mission is to have StashPoints near all of London's top attractions and transportation hubs, including Euston Station. 

Through Stasher's vast network, you'll find storage near all the major tourist spots, including Big Ben, Wembley Stadium, and the British Museum, as well as Heathrow Airport and Victoria Station.

Here are a few of Stasher’s most popular Euston Station luggage storage locations:

• Nisa Euston: Our Nisa Euston StashPoint is open from 7 am to 11 pm.
• Premier Inn: Stasher’s Premier Inn Euston luggage storage location is available from 7 am to 11 pm.
• City News: The City News StashPoint has earned a 5-star rating from our customers. Hours are from 7 am to 7 pm.

Here’s a map and a list of all of our Euston Station luggage storage StashPoints. 

The majority of our Euston Station StashPoints open early and stay open late into the evening. Stasher even has London luggage storage locations that remain accessible around the clock.

How to store your luggage near Euston Station with Stasher

You can reserve your luggage storage near Euston Station in minutes with our phone app or your web browser. 

1. Input “Euston Station” into the search bar, or if you’ve already arrived, you can click on the “Near Me Now” button to see our closest StashPoints.
2. Select your desired StashPoint and enter your approximate pick-up and drop-off times.
3. Book your storage, and we’ll send you a confirmation message with directions to your StashPoint.

When you’re ready, drop off your luggage at your StashPoint, and enjoy your day in London.

Luggage storage and lockers near Euston Station

Unfortunately, there are no self-service luggage storage options available inside Euston Station. However, the Excess Baggage Company runs a storage facility at the station, but it will cost you £12.50 per bag, which is over twice the price of booking with Stasher. What’s more, you can’t reserve in advance, meaning you’re not guaranteed a spot, and you may end up queuing only to be turned away—what a waste of time! Save yourself the hassle and leave your bags with Stasher.

Where can I find luggage storage at Euston Station?

You’ll find Excess Baggage at Platforms 16-18.

Opening hours

7 am to 11 pm

How much does luggage storage at Euston Station cost?

With Excess Baggage, you’ll pay £7.50 for the first 3 hours, and daily rates start from a whopping £12.50. That’s more than double Stasher’s flat fee, and Stasher imposes no size or weight restrictions.

Book Euston Station luggage storage for just £6 for 24 hours!

Useful Information about Euston Station

• Euston was London’s first intercity station.
• Opening hours: Euston Station is open Monday to Friday from 4:30 am to 1:34 am, Saturday from 4:30 am to 2 am,  and Sunday from 5:15 am to 1:34 am.
• Tickets: Avanti West Coast sells tickets near the Western Entrance. The ticket office hours are Monday through Friday from 6 am to midnight, Saturday from 6 am to 11 pm, and Sunday from 7 am to midnight.
• Taxis: There is a taxi rank at the front of the station on Euston Road, which is signposted clearly.
• Buses: The bus station sits in front of Euston Station, and you’ll find additional bus stops on Eversholt Street.
• Underground: Euston is a Circle stop on the Victoria Line and the Northern Line. The entrance to the underground is opposite the departure board.
• Euston Square: To get to Euston Square Circle Station from Euston Station, exit the western side, walk through the taxi rank, and turn right onto Euston Road. Keep going for about 150 m, and you’ll get to the Euston Square underground station entrance.
• Euston is a busy terminal, and it's well connected in terms of transport links. The Victoria line heads to Victoria and Mayfair, while the northern line connects to London Bridge and Waterloo. Euston is on that fascinating part of the northern line where both branches come together, but only one side will take you up to Mornington Crescent.
• Euston makes an ideal place to stay if you're visiting London from the north of the UK.

Top Things to do near Euston Station

Grant Museum of Zoology

Located in the Rockefeller Building of UCL, the Grant Museum of Zoology was established in 1827 and displays over 68,000 specimens. The museum also focuses on anatomy, so you can get a glimpse of what humans look like on the inside. The university is located a mere 8-minute walk from Euston Station.

Museum of Egyptian Archaeology

Also situated on the UCL campus, the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology houses one of the world’s most significant Sudanese and Egyptian archaeology collections. You’ll find approximately 80,000 artifacts illustrating Nile Valley culture from pre-history through the Islamic period.

Charles Dickens Museum

A 20-minute stroll will take you to the Charles Dickens Museum, dedicated to one of England’s most celebrated literary figures. Highlights include replicas of Dickens’ home, memorabilia like clothing and written notes, and early editions of the author’s most famous works, including Oliver Twist, A Christmas Carol, and A Tale of Two Cities.

Euston Square Gardens

Euston Square Gardens sits alongside the train station, providing travelers with a tranquil location for meditation or picnicking on sunny days.

Welcome Collection

If you’re interested in medical history, take the 6-minute walk to the Welcome Collection, a museum dedicated to human health and experience. Admission is free, and you can also peruse the volumes at the museum’s library.

The British Library

Bibliophiles can while away an entire day at the British Library, which comprises the world’s most extensive collection of research texts. You’ll also find a vast array of international artifacts on display. A short 6-minute walk will take you to the library.

Wembley Stadium

The Circle Metropolitan line leaves from Euston square every 4 minutes to make the trip to Wembley Stadium, one of the world’s most important sports venues. The stadium also hosts concerts by some of today’s most popular musical groups.

Big Ben

A 15-minute Circle ride will take you to Elizabeth Tower, where you can see the world’s most famous clock and its namesake bell, Big Ben. From there, it’s an easy walk to Westminster.

Thames Dinner Cruise

If you have a late departure from Euston Station, you may want to see London from the point of view of its famous river. You can board the Thames Dinner Cruise directly in front of the station. The agency also offers lunch and afternoon tea cruises.

Regent’s Park

If it’s a spring or summer day, take the 15-minute walk to Regent’s Park, where you can sit in the sunshine, play a game of frisbee, or climb up Primrose Hill for fantastic views over the city at sunset.

ZSL London Zoo

Located in the northern section of Regent’s Park, the ZSL London Zoo has been helping to conserve wildlife for nearly 200 years. Many of the zoo’s residents have become international celebrities throughout the years, including Guy the gorilla, Belinda the Mexican red-kneed spider, Winnie the American black bear, and Jumbo the elephant.

The Sherlock Holmes Museum

You’ll find the Sherlock Holmes Museum at the southern portion of Regent’s park opposite the zoo at 221B Baker’s Street. Highlights include Victorian curiosities and memorabilia from the celebrated detective’s most famous cases.

Brunswick Centre

If you need to pick up a few things for your trip or would like to see a movie, head to Brunswick Centre, a 12-minute walk from Euston Station. The centre is also home to the Brunswick Art Gallery and several top-notch restaurants.

Russell Square

A 10-15 minute stroll from Euston station will take you to Russell Square, London’s second largest plaza. The square has been home to many of London’s most famous cultural figures and includes the publishing house where T.S. Eliot worked for 40 years. The square makes a peaceful place to relax when the weather permits, or you can discover the square’s fascinating history while you’re there.

The British Museum

Officially London's most popular tourist attraction, the British Museum lies next to Russell Square. The museum opened during the Enlightenment in 1759, and the permanent collection includes ancient artifacts from all over the world.

The British Museum provides a cloakroom for items weighing less than 8 kg and smaller than 40 x 40 x 50 cm. You can store your coat for £2 and bags from 4-8 kg for £5 during your visit.

If you would like to discover more things to do in the city, check out our London guides.