Affordable Luggage Storage Near Me In Blackfriars

If you’re looking for safe and cheap luggage storage in Blackfriars, Stasher got you covered! 

Our cutting-edge service provides you with practical locations for safe luggage storage in London and in many other cities around the UK. All you have to do is simply choose one of the many StashPoints we have nearby, leave your bags there, and then enjoy your visit to London.

In the City of London, Blackfriars is a major rail hub with a nearby Underground station. It offers limited Southeastern commuter services as well as Thameslink services to South East London and Kent. Its platforms run the length of Blackfriars Railway Bridge and are the only ones in London to span the River Thames.

Blackfriars was an important religious and historic location that now has a railroad station and Blackfriars Bridge, one of Central London's main bridges, at the eastern end of Victoria Embankment. It serves as both a busy roadway and an important historical site.

So, wait no more, pick a StashPoint to store your luggage and enjoy your stay worry-free!

Stasher is the world’s largest luggage storage network as we provide safe, affordable, and user-friendly luggage storage services. We put you in touch with hotels and local businesses with a little extra space where you can store your luggage while you’re exploring the city!

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 around the world.

By using Stasher services, you can instantly find a StashPoint around Blackfriars or anywhere else in London by using our global network of partner hotels, restaurants, and local retailers.

Why Store your Luggage with Stasher

Stasher offers you affordable, convenient, and secure luggage storage in London with a ton of perks that set our company far above the competition. 

• Security: We thoroughly vet each of our StashPoints, ensuring that only trusted staff have access to storage areas and immediately attaching security tags to each item you store with us. In the unlikely event that one of your items is lost or damaged, Stasher has you covered with its automatic £1000 insurance policy per bag.
• Convenience: Storing oversized items like sports equipment, musical instruments, or camping gear is hassle-free with Stasher’s no weight or size limit policy. You’ll also find planning travel much easier through our partnerships with FlixBus, Hotels.com, Airbnb, Marriot International, and many other top travel companies.
• Trust: Over 21,100 verified customer reviews have earned us a ranking of 4.8/5 stars on Feefo, which awarded Stasher with its Platinum Trusted Service Award. Expedia, Phocuswright, and Visit England have also bestowed Stasher with prestigious awards. Additionally, hospitality industry leaders, such as Lonely Planet, the BBC, TechCrunch, and theguardian, have recommended Stasher’s ground-breaking luggage storage service.

Where Can I Store my Luggage in Blackfriars with Stasher?

If you browse through Stasher’s vast network, you’ll find over 6,000 secure luggage StashPoints locations in more than 400 major cities worldwide, including London. Whether you’re visiting Blackfriars to take the ThamesLink or you’re just visiting Central London, rest assured that Stasher will be just around the corner.

Some of our most popular London StashPoints, include:

• Premier Inn Blackfriars: Open from 07:00 to 23:00
• Premier Inn Farringdon: Open from 07:00 to 23:00
• The Chronicle: Open 24 hours

Here’s a map of all of our luggage storage locations on Blackfriars.

How Much Does it Cost to Store your Luggage in Blackfriars with Stasher?

Luggage storage costs £4.95 per day per luggage and £4.95 for the following day. Bear in mind that there are no hidden fees or extra charges with Stasher, as well as no weight or size limits.

Opening Hours

Stasher exclusively selects luggage storage locations with extended opening hours. Most of our StashPoints are open until late or 24/7! 

Like this, you will be able to drop off or pick up your luggage without any time restrictions.

Alternative Luggage Storage in Blackfriars

Note that Blackfriars Railway Station does not provide luggage storage. Charing Cross Station is the closest London station that provides left luggage near Blackfriars

Their prices are £7.50 for up to 3 hours, £15 for up to 24 hours, and £7.50 for additional 24 hours.

So, by finding a StashPoint around the station you can save up to 50% by booking luggage storage with Stasher.

Find luggage storage at Blackfriars for only £4.95 for 24 hours!

Opening Hours

Excess Baggage is located on the concourse and it’s open from 07:00 to 23:00 from Monday to Sunday. 

How to Store your Luggage With Stasher

The booking process is easy, and it takes less than 3 minutes!

• Go to Stasher.com or download our handy app for Android or iOS.
• Use our map or the “Near Me Now” button to find the StashPoint that best suits your needs.
• Select your approximate drop-off and pick-up times.
• Book online, and Stasher will immediately send you an email confirmation with directions to your StashPoint.

Useful Information about Blackfriars

• The Blackfriars station on Ludgate Hill was inaugurated by the London, Chatham and Dover Railway Company in 1864. In 1886, the station relocated to its current location along the river.
• The best Arts and Crafts pub in London is the Blackfriar, which is located across Queen Victoria Street from the station. The front of the pub has some lovely ornamental features, but the interior truly amazes.
• One of the most intact Dominican "black friar" still standing in England is Blackfriars, which was eventually turned into a Tudor home and a textile factory. The chapel and the lovely scissor-braced dormitory roof are noteworthy features there.
• A significant bridge in London with a long history is Blackfriars Bridge. The bridge connects the City of London and the South Bank, bearing the name of the Dominican monastery that formerly stood at its northern end. The current bridge was built in 1869; the old one was built in 1769 and destroyed in 1860.