Where can I store my luggage in Victoria Station?

Stasher connects you with hundreds of local businesses and hotels where you can safely and affordably store your luggage. Thanks to partnerships with major hotel chains such as Premier Inn and AccorHotels, we have StashPoints near all major tourist attractions as well as transport hubs.

Why store your luggage with Stasher?

• Each bag is insured up to £1,000, giving you that added peace of mind
• Most of your StashPoints are open 24/7 or until late
• We are 50% cheaper than train station lockers and alternative luggage storage services!
• We have 5000+ reviews averaging 4.8 on Feefo!

How much does it cost to store your luggage near Victoria Station?

From £5 per day, and £5 for any additional day!

Where are the StashPoints for my luggage near Victoria Station?

Our luggage storage facilities, nicknamed StashPoints, are conveniently located within walking distance of Victoria Station, check them out:

• Luggage Storage at Belgravia Rooms, open 24/7, 7 days a week, and ideal if you’re going to the theatre to catch Hamilton.
• Luggage Storage at Union Gifts, if you're travelling to or from Victoria Coach Station, this store is ideal.
• Luggage Storage at Royal Souvenirs, open every day 10am - 9pm

Opening hours

Many StashPoints are open 24/7 or until late, giving you the flexibility to enjoy your day.

How to store your luggage with Stasher

It takes less than 2 minutes!

1. Use the ‘Near Me Now’ button to find the closest StashPoint or simply use our search bar
2. Select the number of items you wish to store
3. Book online!

That’s it! Easier than packing a bag.

Alternative Luggage Storage and Lockers near Victoria Station

While Stasher is by far the most convenient option to store your luggage, there is also a left luggage office near Victoria Station.

Where can I find luggage storage near Vitoria Station?

An alternative service at London Victoria Train Station is Excess Baggage, located at Platform 8.

Bear in mind that if you’re dropping at peak times or weekends, there will likely be a queue. Queues at some venues can last over 30 minutes, so be aware if you’re tight for time at drop off or pick up.

Opening hours

7am - 12am

How much does it cost?

Up to 3 hours — £6; Up to 24 hours — £12.50; £7.50 per additional 24 hours.

Luggage storage and left luggage near Victoria coach station

Victoria Coach Station left luggage offers cheaper short-term rates than its counterpart in the rail station and you can use it even without a coach ticket.

Like in stations, customers at these facilities may face long queues and potentially be turned away if the service is full. Although very cheap for up to 2 hours, factoring in queues means you are unlikely to benefit from this deal.

Where can I find luggage storage near Victoria Station?

Located inside the coach station, opposite gate 6.

Opening hours

7am-10.30pm

How much does it cost?

Up to 2 hours — £3 per item, up to 24 hours — £7 per bag if over 20kg, £5 if under 20kg.

Useful information about Victoria Station

• The Victoria line (which was named after this very station) connects it to Oxford Circus, Mayfair, and King's Cross / St Pancras. Other lines serving Victoria Underground are the Circle and District.
• London Victoria station is the second busiest London terminus, connecting passengers with Gatwick Airport, Brighton and Kent.
• The station is only a short walk from Victoria Coach Station, where National Express buses to Stansted airport depart from. Click here for more info.
• The ticket office is open Monday - Sunday 4am - 1am, 6am - 1 am on Sundays.
• There are ATMs, and a bureau de change near the Buckingham Palace Road exit

What are the top 10 things to do near Victoria Station?

The area around Victoria station is much more than a transport hub - there’s so much for you to explore!

1. Ideally located near many of London’s best attractions - Westminster, Buckingham Palace, the House of Parliament are all a 10-minute walk away - an air of royalty pervades the area. You're also a short walk from Big Ben and the London Eye.
2. Take a stroll through the Royal Parks, the closest ones are St James’s Park, Green Park, and Hyde Park, and wander around peaceful lakes, rose gardens and friendly squirrels.
3. If you haven’t seen it before, don’t miss the quintessentially British Changing of the Guard at the gates of Buckingham Palace, just around the corner from Hyde Park. Apart from being free, it’s always fun to hear which big hit the marching band will play. More info available here.
4. Victoria Place and Cardinal Place are the ultimate modern shopping experience thanks to their selection of high street shops, bars and restaurants.
5. Victoria offers easy access to two of London’s most famous musicals. Watch Billy Elliot at the Apollo Theatre or alternatively Hamilton at the Victoria Palace Theatre.
6. For a bite on the go, enjoy a shovelful of fish and chips from The Laughing Halibut, grab an authentic Italian cannoli from the Etna Coffee, or head to Hunan for freshly made dumplings and noodles.
7. Get your fill of beauty at The Queen’s Gallery and feast your eyes on its array of exhibitions
8. Catch a sightseeing bus tour. London is one of the cities where a hop-on-hop-off bus tour is a perfect way to experience everything on offer!
9. For retro and vintage shops, head toward Pimlico. Cave and Retromania are always a hit both with locals and tourists.
10. Looking for a more comprehensive itinerary? Check out our handy guide for how to enjoy Victoria to the fullest.