Where can I store my luggage in Kings Cross?

Searching for luggage storage near King’s Cross? Perhaps you're day-tripping in London from further north, or you've just got into St Pancras on the Eurostar. Either way, you don't want to waste time dragging your bags around - there are plenty of more exciting things to be doing in this part of London. All you need to do is find the luggage storage location that best suits your needs and get booking with Stasher!

Luggage Storage King’s Cross

Stasher is the world’s largest luggage storage network. We put you in touch with hotels and local businesses with a little extra space where you can safely and affordably store your luggage.

King's Cross Station Luggage Storage with Stasher

Stasher is the sharing economy alternative to traditional King’s Cross luggage lockers. Stasher is a secure, affordable, and user-friendly luggage storage service. For a small flat fee per item, you can store your bags for as little or as long as you like. Since 2015, Stasher has been connecting travelers like you with a network of reputable local businesses.

The world’s best luggage storage solution

• Convenience: Our StashPoints are right next to King’s Cross St Pancras Station. Never change your plans because of a bag!
• Flexibility: From overnight storage to just a few hours, our luggage storage options are as flexible as it gets!
• Affordability: Our luggage storage facilities offer the best value for money
• Safety: All storage options are fully insured up to £1,000 and vetted by our team to ensure strict security guidelines 🔒
• Trust: Our stellar track record has earned us customer service awards from Feefo and Visit England, while more than 5000 reviews give us an average rating of 4.8

Although there are station lockers at King's Cross and St Pancras, or just down the road at Euston, spaces are limited and we have frequently seen people turned away in the queues. Moreover, why pay £12.50 per bag, when you could pay £5 and guarantee insured luggage storage for a full day.

How to store your luggage with Stasher

Stasher is very easy to use!

1. Use the search bar above to find the most convenient location for your needs, or simply click “Near me now”
2. Select approximate drop-off and pick-up times
3. Book online!

You’ll receive an instant confirmation email, no waiting around with Stasher. Simply show your booking confirmation email to your host and he’ll take care of your bag while you go on your merry way!

Opening Hours

At Stasher, we know how precious your time is, especially when you’re travelling. That’s why the majority of our StashPoints are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, so you can drop your bags off and pick them up again when it suits you. You can check the opening hours of all of our StashPoints before booking to guarantee that you get one that matches your needs. 

How much does it cost?

Luggage storage is always £6 per day per item, and £6 per item. With Stasher there are no hidden fees or extra charges, and no weight or size restrictions, so you can stash even your bulky suitcases and bicycle. 

Oh and we’ve also got you fully covered with insurance up to £1000 per item, just for that extra peace of mind. 

How long can I store my bags for? 

As long as you like! Whether it’s a couple of hours or a couple of weeks, we’ve got you covered. Simply select the dates that work for you when you make your booking. And if you need to extend or shorten your storage, that’s no problem. 

If you’re looking to store longer term, for several months, get in touch with our customer support team who will be able to offer you a discounted rate. 

While Stasher is by far the most convenient and cheapest option to store your luggage, there are also luggage lockers near King’s Cross.

Is there a left luggage service at King’s Cross?

If you are searching for a place to store your bags at King’s Cross, you might want to consider their left luggage service. Starting from £7.50 for the first two hours and £20 for the day, they are quite expensive and tend to fill up quite fast.

The service is available daily from 7:00 am – 23:00 (11 pm).

Is there a place to store luggage at King’s Cross?

There are no self-service lockers at King’s Cross, but if you’ve got your heart set on a locker then your best bet is Access Self-Storage located on Belgrove Street, across Euston Road from King’s Cross station.

Opening hours:

• Monday - Friday: 07.30 - 18.00
• Saturday: 08:30 – 17:00
• Sunday: 10.00 - 16.00

Bear in mind that they have limited opening times — if you arrive late, you can’t access your bags. Also, priced at £20 a day each - they’re only good value if you can fill the locker with more than one bag and only want to store for a day.

Alternative luggage storage at Kings Cross Station

While Stasher is by far the most convenient and cheapest option to store your luggage, there are also luggage lockers near King’s Cross.

Is there left luggage service at Kings Cross?

If you are searching for a place to store your bags at Kings Cross, you might want to consider their left luggage service. Starting from £7.50 for the first two hours and £20 for the day, they are quite expensive and tend to fill up quite fast.

If you’re looking for a place to store your luggage at King’s Cross Station, you may want to consider the Left Luggage service. Their service is available daily from 7:00 am – 23:00 (11 pm).

Is there a place to store luggage at Kings Cross?

There are no self-service lockers at King’s Cross, but an alternative could be the left luggage lockers run by Access Self-Storage and located on Belgrove Street, across Euston Road from King’s Cross station.

Opening hours:

• Monday - Friday: 07.30 - 18.00
• Saturday: 08:30 – 17:00
• Sunday: 10.00 - 16.00

Bear in mind that they have limited opening times — if you arrive late, you can’t access your bags. Also, priced at £20 a day each - they’re only good value if you can fill the locker with more than one bag and only want to store for a day.

What are the top 10 things to do near King's Cross?

Once your bags are stored, there's plenty to enjoy around here:

1. World on the Water, a floating bookshop located near Granary Square, is a must-see for its bargain prices and great selection of old and new books
2. Its walking distance from Camden and Angel / Islington, famous neighbourhoods for their music and food scene, respectively.
3. We recommend a visit to the British Library or a walk up the newly revitalised Regent's Canal.
4. You can head as far up as Camden and the beautiful Regent's Park - or if you're short on time, just go as far as Granary Square
5. Not taking the Eurostar to Paris but craving for a baguette? Aux Pains De Papy is the Parisian fix you’re looking for.
6. Wash it all down with craft beer at Two Tribes, a lovely pub with an on-site brewery.
7. Camley Street Natural Park is a gorgeous little nature reserve on the canal, perfect for an impromptu picnic or just some people watching.
8. House of Illustration is great for some alternative art exhibitions- it hosts, among others, some iconic drawings from Roald Dahl’s books.
9. Recreate the magical moment of trying to slam a luggage trolley through the wall of platform 9 and 3/4 at King’s Cross St Pancras.
10. Looking for more tips? Check out our guide on how to make the most of a day in King's Cross.

Frequently asked questions about King’s Cross Station

Below you can find answers to the most frequently asked questions about the London King's Cross Station.

What are the opening hours?

Monday - Friday: 5am - 1.36am

Saturday: 5am - 1.11am

Sunday: 5.30am - 1.36am

The ticket office is open from 05:00 to 01:30 on weekdays and Sundays, Saturday from 05:00 to 00:30.

Which underground lines is King’s Cross Station on?

The Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, Northern (Bank branch), Piccadilly, and Victoria lines are all accessed from King’s Cross Station.

King’s Cross and St Pancras are different stations for overground trains, but are reached by the same tube station. 

Here’s a full map of the London underground. 

Are there accessible toilets at King’s Cross Station?

Men’s, Women’s, Accessible and baby care toilets can be found by the entrance to platforms 9-11. 

Are there public telephones in King’s Cross?

Yes - there are 3 telephones for public use. You can find them opposite Starbucks.

What should I do if I lose something in King’s Cross? 

Lost items are handed in to the left luggage Kings Cross office. If you lose something you should check here first if it has been handed in. 

Is there parking near King’s Cross?

There is a car park at St Pancras, which is just opposite King’s Cross. In general parking in central London is expensive, even for short periods, so we’d advise against it unless it’s completely necessary. 

Is there a bus stop for King’s Cross Station?

There are several bus stops in front of the station on Euston Road. There are additional bus stops on York Way. 

What shops are there in King’s Cross?

The station was renovated recently and now has excellent shopping opportunities, whether you’re arriving at the station or just passing by. Here you’ll find a ton of options for gifts and treats, including Hotel Chocolat, Isle of Flowers, Kiehl’s, Oliver Bonas, Pandora, Paperchase, Rituals, and Urban Decay. 

There are also lots of cafes and bars in the station and directly outside if you want to grab a bite to eat or a refreshing drink. If you have some time in the area, head over to cool new Coal Drops yard, the new hipster hangout in the area. There are some top restaurants, pop up shops and bars and outdoor seating to enjoy warm summer evenings. 

Where can you travel to from King’s Cross? 

On overground trains, you can travel as far north as Newcastle, Edinburgh, or Hogwarts (unless you're a Muggle). If you cross over to the St Pancras station, you can use the Eurostar to get to Paris, Amsterdam, Belgium and beyond. 

Is King’s Cross safe?

Yes, King’s Cross is a busy and well-lit station and has CCTV throughout. 

What is King’s Cross famous for?

If you’ve ever seen or read Harry Potter, you’ll know that King’s Cross is home to Platform 9 ¾, the magical entrance to the Hogwarts Express in J.K. Rowling’s series. The author picked King’s Cross because her parents met on a train at the station. 

Are King’s Cross and St Pancras the same station? 

No they are not the same, although they are right next to each other. St Pancras is the station for the Eurostar, whereas King’s Cross is for domestic trains. They do however share a tube station: King’s Cross St Pancras.