Luggage storage Manchester Victoria Station

Stasher's guaranteed Manchester Victoria Station luggage storage service connects you with hotels and local businesses that can store your bags affordably. We work with large partners like Accor hotels, Premier Inn and Holiday Inn to connect you with hosts in 100's of cities across the US, Europe, Asia and Australia.

Why store your luggage with Stasher?

• We offer a practical alternative to luggage storage lockers and station left luggage facilities, with no size or time restrictions.
• There are no size restrictions to the bags you can store, and each stored item is fully guaranteed for up to £1,000.00.
• Each Stashpoint has been inspected by a member of our team to uphold certain security and quality standards.
• Many of our Stashpoints are open late (or even 24/7) to accommodate all kinds of itineraries.
• We are 50% cheaper than train station lockers and alternative luggage storage services!
• We have 5000+ reviews averaging 4.9/5 on Feefo and Visit England!

How to store your luggage with Stasher

Luggage storage near Manchester Victoria is really easy with our online system. All it takes is three simple steps:

1. Click or tap one of the Stashpoints listed above or use the search bar to find one.
2. Select how many items you want to store and for how long.
3. Book online!

Simple, right? After you drop off your bag at the designated location, you will be ready to see all that Manchester has to offer without dragging your heavy bags along with you.

Alternative Luggage Storage and Lockers near Victoria Station

Although Stasher provides the most convenient and affordable option for luggage storage near Manchester Victoria, you might want to research all of your options regarding the availability of left luggage lockers in Victoria Station.

Manchester Victoria station does not have left luggage storage facilities. If you can, you can leave your bags at the designated facilities in Piccadilly Station, which is a 20-minute walk away. The Piccadilly left luggage lockers are operated by Excess Baggage, and you can find them at Platform 10.

Opening hours

Monday - Saturday 07:00 – 23:00, Sunday 08:00– 23:00.

How much does it cost?

£6 for three hours, £9 for 24 hours, £4 each additional day.

• The Manchester Victoria Station is the city’s third busiest railway station, ranking after Piccadilly Station and Oxford Road Station.
• The station is served by local and regional lines to destinations in Northern England. Some of them include Rochdale, Bradford, Blackburn, Leeds, Halifax, Wigan, Huddersfield and Liverpool.
• Manchester Victoria is operated by Northern and TransPennine Express companies.
• The Victoria Station is adjunct to the city's Metrolink stop, which is located at the edge of Zone 1.

Although the station is not very popular with the public, Manchester Victoria is located in the vicinity of many Manchester must-sees!

1. The National Football Museum is only a short walk away from the station for those who are interested in a bit of history.
2. The Manchester Cathedral and it’s famous Angel Stone are also located very near the station, so even if you are short on time, you can plan a visit!
3. Are you a book lover and history buff? You’ll love the medieval charm of Chetham’s Library, just 5 minutes from the Victoria Station.
4. If you are in the mood for some shopping therapy, the Manchester Arndale Shopping Centre is very close to the Victoria Station.
5. The John Rylands Library offers a perfect opportunity for relaxation amidst a vast collection of old books.
6. Nestled between the rail lines and a residential area, the St Michael's Flags And Angel Meadow park is a perfect opportunity to relax and unwind from the madness of the city.
7. The hip Northern Quarter is an excellent spot for street art and fans of quirky shopping experiences.
8. The People’s History Museum pays homage to the daily life of Manchester's working class. Worth a visit if you’re in the area.
9. A tour of the Manchester Canals is always a nice idea, whether on foot or by boat!
10. Industry was always a great part of Manchester’s development. The Science and Industry Museum is a beautiful journey into the history of innovation.