4.94from 1.5m+ worldwide ratings
Good service - the proprietor was very friendly. Small downside - the bags are left in a somewhat open area but not readily visible to customers or the public. That said, I was not worried about my bags being damaged or stolen and they were right where I left them when I picked them up. Highly recommend!
Easy to use but a few establishments, quite far of my apartment
The location is very close to a subway station where you could catch a train to the back bay train station in minutes. There're also several restaurants and a Dunkin Donuts nearby.
Friendly service. Thanks!
Amazing location to leave my suitcase before my flight! I have only 5 hours in Boston, and this app and place allowed me to go exploring. Suitcase was safe and I was happy to come back to all my belongings. Absolutely recommend!
Very sweet woman at the desk helped us and kept our bags safe for us all day.
Very central to our apartment and easy to find. Staff helpful and pleasant, will definitely use again
Very easy to use. Just dropped bags and was able to leave and pick my baggage up before my flight.
The service is excellent and convenient. The cost is reasonable. The network coverage could be improved for better proximity.
Was fantastic and convenient, was meeting people in town and they had been delayed several hours so I was able to drop off my bags and wonder the area with ease till that got to town.
Stasher storage around Long Wharf starts from $2.49 per bag per day.
Oversized bags are not allowed in the Aquarium's main building or the Simons Theatre, with exceptions for nappy bags and medical supply carriers. A local shop about 12 minutes' walk from Long Wharf is open 09:00–19:00 every day, and a laundry business about 9 minutes away opens at 09:30.
The Harborwalk path from Long Wharf to the New England Aquarium is wide, paved, and step-free, making it accessible for visitors with luggage or pushchairs. The walk along that stretch takes about 10 to 15 minutes at a relaxed pace.
Arriving at a holiday rental near Long Wharf before you can check in, or with hours to fill between Boston sights, can leave you hauling bags you'd rather set down.
The surrounding waterfront attractions are similarly hands-off: TD Garden allows only very small bags, while Faneuil Hall advises visitors to carry everything they need. Transit connections are straightforward, but plan around bags before you arrive. Long Wharf itself is a National Historic Landmark that has long served as Boston's marine transit hub for ferries, harbor cruises, and sightseeing boats. MBTA ferry routes F2H, F3, F4, and F5 serve Long Wharf from its North and South docks. Nearby subway access includes Aquarium, State, Government Center, and South Station. The Harborwalk path from Long Wharf to the New England Aquarium is wide, paved, and step-free, so it is manageable with luggage or pushchairs. Most visitors spend about 30 to 60 minutes at Long Wharf when stopping for photos, watching boats, or buying a snack along the Harborwalk. The New England Aquarium prohibits bags larger than 12 inches by 12 inches by 12 inches in its main building and Simons Theatre, except for nappy bags and medical supply carriers. With Stasher, you can store bags from $2.49 per bag per day at 10+ locations around Long Wharf.
Some top Stasher locations around Long Wharf include:
Nearby points are hosted by laundry businesses, local shops, and restaurants. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to US$13,000. Stasher storage around Long Wharf can be booked through the website or app.
| Other Platforms | Station/Airport Facilities | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $2.49 | Varies, usually slightly more | Varies, up to 2x more |
| Refund policy |  |  credit only or no refund | |
| 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 |
Long Wharf splits into north and south sides, both working as major water-transport terminals for ferries and cruise boats. The closest transit stop is Aquarium station on the MBTA Blue Line, just a short walk from the wharf. If you're arriving by ferry, note that the docks can feel steep and the walkways narrow depending on the tide, even though the site is considered accessible. Public parking exists in nearby lots, but the MBTA doesn't manage them, so you will need to manage your own bags either way. Long Wharf sits in the Wharf District neighbourhood along Boston's downtown waterfront.
TD Garden strongly discourages bags, but small bags, clutches, cross-body bags, and wristlets are permitted as long as they do not exceed 6 inches by 4 inches by 1.5 inches, clear bags included. It is served by MBTA North Station, with the TD Garden entrance leading directly into North Station.
Over at Faneuil Hall, public facilities are limited and visitors are advised to bring everything they need with them. State station on the Orange or Blue Line, Government Center on the Green Line, and Park Street on the Red Line all put you within a 15-minute walk of Faneuil Hall.
