Where can I store my luggage in Rome?

Searching for luggage storage in Rome? Whether you have a couple of hours before your flight or you just arrived in Rome way too early for check-in, there’s no need to spend all your time in a cafe watching over your luggage.

Storing your baggage is the best way to make the most of your time, without feeling like you’re missing out. After all, no one wants to let a hefty bag get in the way of their day. Thankfully, Stasher offers a convenient, reliable and affordable alternative to left luggage in Rome. 

Luggage Storage in Rome with Stasher

Stasher connects you with a network of hundreds of local businesses and hotels where you can easily and affordably store your bags. Dropping your bags with us is secure and fully insured - our StashPoints allow you to safely store your luggage in Rome right where you want to and for as much as you need to.

Why store your luggage with Stasher?

There are many advantages to storing your bags with Stasher compared to traditional left luggage lockers in Rome. As part of the sharing economy revolution, we strive to provide smart solutions to frequent travellers like you.

Here are some of the reasons you should consider Stasher if you’re searching for luggage storage in Rome: 

• We partner with international hotel chains of the likes of Premier Inn and Accor hotels.
• Stasher has luggage storage locations within walking distance of all main tourist attractions and transport hubs.
• We offer insurance of up to €1000 on every booking 
• You can find luggage storage right where you are. Drop off and pick up take less than 3 minutes.
• We offer award-winning customer service in multiple languages available 24/7.

How much does it cost to store your luggage in Rome?

It’s just €6 per day, and €5 for any additional day.

Where can I store luggage in Rome

From the Colosseum and the Vatican Museums to Roma Termini and Tiburtina, we’ve got the whole city covered with conveniently located luggage storage facilities. Our goal is to free you from the search for reliable left luggage services in Rome by bringing them where you are! 

Here are some of our most popular areas and attractions in Rome where people search to store their bags:

• Luggage Storage Roma Termini
• Luggage Storage Roma Tiburtina
• Luggage Storage Colosseum
• Luggage Storage Vatican Museums
• Luggage Storage Stadio Olimpico

To see all our luggage storage locations in Rome, click here!

Opening hours

Most of our StashPoint are open late or even 24/7. However, as each business has its own opening hours, we recommend checking before booking online, especially during bank holidays.

How to store your luggage in Rome with Stasher

Booking luggage storage in Rome with Stasher is easy and you can do it in three simple steps

1. Head to our map to find the StashPoint that best suits your needs
2. Select drop-off and pick-up times so that the host will be ready to welcome you.
3. Book online!

That’s it! All you have to do is drop off your luggage at the appropriate location. After that, you’ll be free to explore Rome. If you’re not sure what to do, check out our handy guide to the Top 10 Hidden Gems in Rome!

Useful information about Rome

Find some handy information about your trip to Rome.

What is the best area to stay in Rome?

Finding a place to book accommodation in Rome can be quite challenging, especially if it's your first time visiting the city. If you are wondering where to stay in Rome, read some of our suggestions below

Roma Termini

Rome's central station is where the heart of the city beats. The station connects Rome to the airport and other cities in Italy and Europe. Therefore, there is an abundance of budget and luxury hotels, as well as Airbnbs in the area.

Only one stop away from Esquilino, one of the most exciting parts of Rome, the Termini area is also close to some of the city's most famous landmarks. The National Roman Museum, the Baths of Diocletian and the remains of the Servian walls are all within walking distance.

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Piazza Navona

Navona Square is an iconic landmark of Rome, decorated with the magnificent Fountain of Four Rivers at its center. This marvelous baroque monument made by Bernini somehow manages to steal the show in an equally impressive environment.

Interestingly, Navona Square is the only historical square in the city without a church in sight. Some of the most important sights in the area are the Pantheon and the Sant' Ignazio di Loyola church. If you don't mind crowds and your budget allows it, you will have an amazing time staying in the area.

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Monti

The area around the Colosseum is where the heart of Rome's nightlife beats. Once home to gladiators and similarly dangerous types, Monti is one of the oldest areas of Rome, with endless dining and entertainment options.

Don't miss the Saint Peter in Chains church, as well as Santa Maria Maggiore, one of the oldest basilicas in the city. If the idea of sleeping in the same grounds as emperors, gladiators and senators appeals to you, then Monti is a great place for you to stay in Rome. Just make sure to make the most out of the nearby restaurants!

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Is there Uber in Rome?

Taxi drivers in Rome will tell you that using Uber is illegal in the city. However, this is not exactly the case. The truth is that the service was briefly banned in 2017 amidst backlash created by taxi drivers, however the decision was swiftly overturned. Using Uber in Rome and Milan is perfectly legal, although these are the only cities the ride sharing app actually operates in.

Even though you shouldn't believe the rumors spread by disgruntled taxi drivers, you'd better believe Uber is quite expensive in Italy. Legislation only allows for Uber Black and Uber Vans. Combined with the high demand and surge pricing, this can make Uber a surprisingly expensive option. Therefore, you might be better off just taking a regular cab.

2. Luggage storage Rome Termini

There are other luggage storage services available in Rome so that you won’t end up carrying your luggage through the entire city. If you’re transiting through Termini and Tiburtina train stations, there are some options available for you.

Can I store luggage at Rome train station?

Luggage storage at Roma Termini is managed by KiPoint and can be found on the main platform floor. 

How much does it cost?

Luggage storage at Roma Termini costs €6 per item for the first five hours of storage. For the 6th to the 12th hour, it’s €1/hour per item and €0,50 for every additional hour. If you plan to leave your luggage for a relatively long period, the costs quickly add up.

Opening hours

The KiPoint left luggage storage in Rome Termini is open daily from 06:00 - 23:00.

Luggage storage in Rome Termini with Stasher

Starting from €6 for a whole day, Stasher is definitely a more affordable and flexible option than the Roma Termini bag storage facility. Check out some of our most popular luggage storage options near Rome’s Termini station.

• Hotel Agorà is just one minute walk from Termini station and open 24/7. Follow the link to make a booking.
• Hotel California, conveniently located next to the train station. No queue and easy pricing. Book here.
• Gallery Souvenir, perfect for storage if you are visiting Monti or Piazza della Repubblica 5 mins walk from Termini. Open late.

Opening hours

Opening hours vary, we recommend checking the individual luggage storage location before making a booking.

How much does it cost?

€6 per day per item.

Useful information about Roma Termini Station

• Roma Termini is Rome’s main train station, connecting the capital with Florence, Venice, Milan and Naples.
• If you want to do some sightseeing, take the Linea B metro line. You can get to the Colosseum, Fontana di Trevi, Piazza di Spagna and more in less than 15 minutes.
• For more info regarding services available at the train station, check out their official website.

3. Roma Tiburtina luggage storage (tiburtina luggage storage)

Where can I find luggage storage near Roma Tiburtina Station with Stasher?

There are StashPoints offering luggage storage near Roma Tiburtina, making it easy for you to drop your bags and enjoy everything the city has to offer.

• Eco Store Via L. Il Magnifico, conveniently located near the train and coach station.
• Eco Store, managed by the same owner but on the other side of the station. Wherever you are, there’s a StashPoint on hand.

Opening hours

Opening hours vary, we recommend checking here before making a booking.

How much does it cost?

€6 per day per item.

Useful information about Roma Tiburtina Station

• Low-cost coach companies such as Flixbus depart from Tiburtina Coach and Train Station.
• Connected to the rest of the city through Line B, the first underground line build in Rome.
• The Colosseum is only 5 stops away!

5. Rome Airport luggage storage

There are two airports around Rome: Fiumicino (Leonardo da Vinci) and Ciampino. The latter does not offer luggage storage at all. Read more about how to find where to store your bags at the Rome Fiumicino Airport. 

Where can I find luggage storage in Rome Fiumicino Airport?

There is a left luggage facility located on the ground floor of Terminal 3, in the International Arrivals area.

Opening hours

Daily from 06:30 - 23:30.

How much does it cost?

€6.00 per item per 24 hours. 

6. Luggage storage and lockers near the Colosseum

Where can I store my luggage near the Colosseum?

• Wheely Bike Rental, less than a 5-minute walk from the Colosseum.  Open 7 days a week, 9 am - 6 pm.
• Starbike, conveniently located if you’re arriving/leaving from Colosseum station.

Opening hours

Opening hours vary, we recommend checking before making a booking online.

How much does it cost?

It’s 5€ per day, and 5€ for any additional day.

Useful Information about the Colosseum

• The Colosseum is only two stops from Termini train station. Take Linea B, the Blue Line, of the Rome Metro to the Colosseum station.
• You can explore the Colosseum on your own or take a guided tour.
• The admission ticket price is €12. Audio tours cost €17.50. You can buy them here.
• The Ancient Romans would sometimes flood the Colosseum and have miniature ship naval battles inside as a way of entertainment.