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- Valerii
- Andrei
Was fine
- Shahana
Nice location and staff💕
- George
It was initially hard to find, but after blowing up the picture attached to the confirmation email, it made it a little easier. Arrowed signs in English would also help. First off, it was a construction site, not (yet) a hotel. Man at the reception desk was curt but professional. Just seems kind odd having a storage place in a building that was under construction. Final suggestion--have a restroom available! Weary travelers need to relieve themselves after dragging their luggage, so access to a restroom/ toilet would be appreciated 😉
- Przemysław
Close to the city center.
- Agnes
Friendly and helpful. Everything went smooth.
- Jayjit
Very friendly and convenient.
- Ionut
Unfortunately the host didn't speak any English. It was difficult to understand each other. We eventually found someone to translate and all was good after that.
- Mario
Fast, easy and convinient location
- samiye
The people were lovely and very helpful. Our items we’re placed in a storage room.
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FAQs
How much does luggage storage near Warsaw Old Town cost compared to official options?
Stasher storage starts from $1.49 per bag per day, while listed alternatives charge approximately 20 PLN per bag at OKI DOKI, 20 to 35 PLN at Drop Your Bag depending on size, and 7 to 12 PLN at Złote Tarasy depending on bag type.
Where is the nearest paid luggage storage to Warsaw Old Town?
The nearest Stasher luggage-storage point is about a 2-minute walk from Warsaw Old Town, with one point located within a 3-minute walk of the area.
Which luggage storage points near Warsaw Old Town stay open late or 24/7?
OKI DOKI at ul. Długa 6 provides 24/7 luggage storage, while Drop Your Bag at ul. Nowy Świat 22 is open daily from 10:00 to 03:00; one Stasher point near Warsaw Old Town also stays open late, although its exact hours are not specified.
What are the bag rules at major Old Town attractions like the Royal Castle and POLIN, and where can I store oversized items?
The Royal Castle has no luggage storage and requires backpacks to go in its cloakroom, while POLIN provides self-service lockers at the entrance; Stasher has no bag size or weight limits for oversized items.
Are there reliable storage options for large suitcases near Warsaw Old Town?
Yes, Stasher has no bag size or weight limits, while Drop Your Bag charges 35 PLN per day for large suitcases and Złote Tarasy charges 12 PLN per day for large suitcases.
Does Złote Tarasy shopping centre offer luggage storage, and how does it compare to nearby shops?
Yes, Złote Tarasy at ul. Złota 59 offers cloakroom and luggage storage for 7 PLN per day for hand luggage, 9 PLN for cabin suitcases and 12 PLN for large suitcases; Stasher instead lets you book online at a local shop, hotel or self-service smart locker, with its Guarantee covering up to US$14,000 per booking.
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Luggage storage and bag rules in Warsaw Old Town
Visiting Warsaw's Old Town with a suitcase in tow means navigating entry rules before you've even started exploring. Leave it nearby and wander the cobbled streets with both hands free.
The Stare Miasto tram and bus stop under Plac Zamkowy gives you a level starting point before you commit to the narrower streets. Plac Zamkowy itself is the most level open space to pause and sort yourself out. Nearby, PGE Narodowy forbids travel bags and backpacks outright, while the Museum of Warsaw has a step-free entrance that's kinder to wheeled luggage. The cobblestones that give Warsaw Old Town its historic character continue across the whole neighbourhood, so wheeled suitcases are especially hard work here. Polka Restaurant sits right next to Zamek Królewski at ulica Świętojańska 3, making it an easy landmark if you are meeting someone before dropping your bags. Zamek Królewski has a ramp entrance for visitors with limited mobility, accessed via a call button on the courtyard side. With Stasher, you can store bags from US$1.49 per bag a day at 7 locations near Warsaw Old Town.
Some top Stasher locations near Warsaw Old Town include:
- Hostel reception, 3 min walk · open 00:00–23:00 every day · rated 5/5 (600+ reviews)
- Hostel reception, 9 min walk · open 24/7 · rated 5/5 (200+ reviews)
Nearby points are hosted by hostel receptions and local venues. Of the nearby points, 2 stay open late and 1 is open 24/7. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to US$13,000. Stasher storage near Warsaw Old Town can be booked through the website or app.
| Other Platforms | Station/Airport Facilities | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $1.49 | Varies, usually slightly more | Varies, up to 2x more |
| Refund policy | |||
| Guarantee | $13,000 | Similar (terms vary) | |
| Trustpilot Score | 4.8 / 5 | Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 5 | 2.7/5 |
| Number of locations | 9918 | Varies | Only at stations/airports |
Getting to and around the Old Town with luggage
The Stare Miasto tram and bus stop sits directly under Plac Zamkowy, served by tram lines 4, 13, 20, 23 and 26, which makes it the natural arrival point for the Old Town. Plac Zamkowy itself is the most level open space here, so it's the sensible place to get your bearings before heading into the cobbled lanes. The Stare Miasto stop is served by Warszawski Transport Publiczny services from the Dworzec Centralny (Dw. Centralny) area. Trams provide a reliable connection from the Warsaw Old Town area towards the city centre, typically taking 15 to 25 minutes including a short walk.
Bag rules at nearby attractions
PGE Narodowy, the largest stadium in Poland, hosts sports events, concerts and guided tours, but its regulations forbid travel or sports bags, backpacks and other large luggage outright. It is served by metro line M2 at PGE Narodowy or by rail at Warszawa Stadion.
The Museum of Warsaw, by contrast, has a step-free entrance at Nowomiejska 8 with no horizontal or vertical barriers, which is useful if you're arriving with anything wheeled.
