Luggage storageMexico City

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Torre Latinoamericana in Mexico City, with adjacent historic buildings and a street view with closed shopfronts.

Why customers trust us to store their bags in Mexico City

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  • Michela19 days ago in Mexico City
    Reliable and open 24h
  • Mafer20 days ago in Mexico City
    Excellent service! Highly recommended
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  • José Carlos 24 days ago in Mexico City
    Very well
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  • Anna1 month ago in Mexico City
    Very kind and give many facilites. Very flexible
  • Andrei2 months ago in Mexico City
    The place was hard to find - Google maps was showing an address to be in the middle of a big market. When we found the place the owner didn't seem to be able to access his stasher account or know how to handle our booking. But he was nice and friendly. We left the bags for the day and there was no problems with getting them back. I hope he'll get paid by stasher.
  • Jean5 months ago in Mexico City
    The door to this building is locked. Luggage is stored in the back room. We felt comfortable with this location.
  • Tasogare6 months ago in Mexico City
    We went to a concert, so we had to leave the backpack for an entire day. The backpack was returned in the exactly as we left it.
  • Salvador8 months ago in Mexico City
    Excellent service, great place to drop your bags for a certain amount of time. Schedule is ideal for overnight drop and duties.
  • Ariana10 months ago in Mexico City
    Staff was friendly and accomodating. I wish there was more of a description of the place because it was a little hard to find once dropped of in an uber
  • David11 months ago in Mexico City
    The location for the bags was efficient and secure behind locked door.  Right down the street too from Frida Kahlo’s house.
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FAQs

Where can I leave my luggage in Mexico City?

Stasher has 100+ luggage-storage points across Mexico City, with its densest coverage around Roma, El Ángel de la Independencia and Palacio de Bellas Artes.

Does Mexico City have luggage lockers?

Yes. Stasher offers self-service smart lockers as well as storage at trusted local shops and hotels across Mexico City, with no bag-size or weight limits.

Where can I store luggage late at night in Mexico City?

Stasher has 100+ Mexico City points that stay open late, including 12 locations open 24/7.

Does Mexico City airport have luggage storage?

Yes. Benito Juárez International Airport has baggage-storage facilities open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, including rooms A and E2.

Where can I store bags near Roma, Condesa or Centro Histórico in Mexico City?

Stasher has 7 points near Roma, 3 near Condesa and 3 near Centro Historico in Mexico City.

Can I take large bags into Mexico City museums?

Not always: Museo Frida Kahlo prohibits suitcases and sends bags over 35 cm to its coat check, Centro de la Imagen bans backpacks and large bags, and Museo Banco de México requires items over 11.8 by 11.8 inches to be left with staff.

Can I leave the airport during a layover in Mexico City?

<p>Whether you can leave the airport depends on your layover length, entry eligibility, airline requirements and the time needed to clear security again. Benito Juárez Airport has 24-hour baggage storage, and Metrobús Line 4 links Terminals 1 and 2 with the historic centre; leave a generous return buffer.</p>

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Last updated: 22 ago, 2026

Luggage Storage Across Mexico City

Stasher has 100+ luggage-storage points across Mexico City. Luggage storage in Mexico City starts from $1.49 per bag per day. The network coverage and starting rate apply across the city, while the listings below identify specific venue types in Angel de la Independencia and TAPO Bus Terminal. The Angel listing is a hotel reception. The TAPO listing is a local shop.

Other PlatformsStation/Airport Facilities
Price$1.49Varies, usually slightly moreVaries, up to 2x more
Refund policyCheck MarkCross Mark credit only or no refundCross Mark
Guarantee$14,000Similar (terms vary)Cross Mark
Trustpilot Score4.8 / 5Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 52.7/5
Number of locations9223VariesOnly at stations/airports

Storage and Transit at Airports and Train Stations

Benito Juárez International Airport has luggage-storage facilities open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. That provides an official left-luggage option for arrivals and departures at any hour. Terminal 1 is served by STC Metro Line 5 via Terminal Aérea station, with a journey of approximately 40 minutes to downtown. Metrobús Line 4 runs directly between Terminal 1, Terminal 2 and the historic city centre. Buenavista Railway Station connects to Felipe Ángeles International Airport by train in approximately 39 to 40 minutes. These timings distinguish the airport routes: Line 5 serves Terminal 1, Metrobús covers both Benito Juárez terminals and the historic centre, while the Buenavista train serves the AIFA connection.

Bag-Free Exploration in Key Neighborhoods and Museums

Stasher has 7 luggage-storage points near Roma, Mexico City, 3 near Centro Historico, 3 near Condesa, and 1 near Coyoacan. The Zócalo/Tenochtitlan station on Metro Line 2 gives direct access to the historic downtown district.

Museum rules make nearby luggage storage in Mexico City particularly useful. The Museo Frida Kahlo prohibits suitcases, while bags or packages larger than 35 cm must go to its coat check. At the Centro de la Imagen, backpacks and large bags are not allowed in the exhibition halls or library. The Museo Banco de México has lockers, but anything larger than 11.8 by 11.8 inches must be left with museum staff. These restrictions mean venue facilities may not suit larger luggage, making a nearby Stasher point a more dependable alternative to relying on a coat check or locker.

Hours, Bag Sizes, and Booking Flexibility

Stasher has 12 points in Mexico City open 24/7, while 36 points stay open late. The 24/7 figure covers round-the-clock opening, and the late-opening figure identifies options suited to evening flights. Opening hours therefore vary by point, rather than following one city-wide schedule.

Reservations are made online at trusted local shops and hotels, or through self-service smart lockers. Bags are kept safely out of sight during storage. Stasher places no limit on bag size or weight, so there is no stated restriction on either measurement.

Before drop-off, a cancelled booking can receive a 50% refund or a 100% coupon. Every Stasher booking in Mexico City includes the Stasher Guarantee, with protection up to US$14,000 per booking. This provides peace of mind around the security of the reservation.

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