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Street scene in Little Italy, NYC, with festive decorations, the "Little Italy" sign, and bustling pedestrians and cars.

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  • Kalliopi1 month ago in Little Italy
    plenty of stashpoint options, the one i used was easy to find and felt very secure.
  • Ken1 month ago in Little Italy
    They need more communication between each other. When I went to pick up my bag, it was later in the day so a different person was looking for the bag and the person I initially dealt with had already left. The person ended up looking all over the place and initially couldn’t find my bag which is an uneasy feeling. They eventually found it, but I would recommend them having a better communication system to avoid that in the future.
  • Anne2 months ago in Little Italy
    Everyone was helpful and my bags were safe. It was easy to find and I would recommend the site to anyone.
  • Laura10 months ago in Little Italy
    Very quick and easy drop off and pickup. Be careful walking through the shop because there is a lot of breakable stuff but the staff was very friendly and helpful. Their location is absolutely perfect for stashing before seeing a Broadway play. 5 minute walk to any of the theaters. We stashed 4 carryon rolling luggage pieces. I would definitely use them again.
  • Jillian1 year ago in Little Italy
    Super easy and very convenient to Radio City Music Hall, which does not have a coat room/ bag check. We were able to quickly stash our bags and make it to our show. Even though the show ran late (11:45) we were still able to grab our bags by midnight with no problem.
  • Christina 1 year ago in Little Italy
    The Homewood Suites was a very good location for me, and the people at the counter were very helpful and nice.
  • Rhoda1 year ago in Little Italy
    Pleasant experience. No issues when dropping of my bag and claiming it after
  • Brett1 year ago in Little Italy
    Staff was friendly and all aware of their shop being a stashpoint. We were greeted immediately upon walking in. A gentleman put tags on all our bags, had me take a photo of each tag, and then assured us the bags will be monitored all day until our arrival back in the store. Upon coming back in, a new woman simply asked for our tag photos, and then helped remove the tags and we're on our way out. Very seamless experience. Would do it again, if need be.
  • Ashley2 years ago in Little Italy
    Small but easy to find from Google maps. Nice employees. Simple. Brought my bags in the shop, showed my confirmation, took pictures of my tags, they took the bags away, came back, showed the tag pictures, they got my bags, I went on my way. Nice people.
  • Adam3 years ago in Little Italy
    Saved me on my trip to New York. Hotel wouldn’t hold my bags so I needed an alternative and that was Stasher. Best price and locations
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Where can I leave my luggage near Mulberry Street in Little Italy?

The nearest Stasher point is about a 1-minute walk from Little Italy.

Is there luggage storage open late near Little Italy?

One nearby local shop is open 09:00–00:00 every day and has handled 100+ bookings.

How much does it cost to store bags in Little Italy?

Stasher storage in Little Italy starts from $2.49 per bag per day.

Are there luggage storage options near the Feast of San Gennaro?

The Feast of San Gennaro is an annual 11-day street fair featuring food vendors that takes place along Mulberry Street in Little Italy. Stasher has storage points within a 3-minute walk of Little Italy for visitors attending the festival.

Can I store bags while visiting Elizabeth Street Garden?

Elizabeth Street Garden is a public community green space located in Little Italy between Prince and Spring streets that is open to the public daily, weather permitting. You can leave your bags at a Stasher point about a 1-minute walk from Little Italy before heading to the garden.

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Last updated: 15 out, 2026

Little Italy at a glance

Plenty of travellers passing through Little Italy need somewhere to leave a bag while they eat or wander. This neighbourhood has no storage of its own, so sorting it out in advance keeps the afternoon light.

For getting around, the nearest subway and bus stops are convenient but offer no left-luggage services, and nearby Grand Central Terminal has none either. The neighbourhood itself is best explored hands-free, though its gardens and street festivals have no storage facilities at all. Most visitors spend one to three hours in Little Italy, often combining the visit with exploration of adjacent neighbourhoods. A more extensive visit of two to four hours is recommended for those including a sit-down meal, museum visit, guided tour, or an extension into neighbouring areas like Chinatown or SoHo. With Stasher, you can store bags from $2.49 per bag a day at 20+ locations across Little Italy.

Some top Stasher locations in Little Italy include:

  • Local shop · open 09:00–00:00 every day · rated 5/5 (100+ reviews)
  • Local shop · open 09:00–00:00 every day · rated 5/5 (100+ reviews)

⁣Nearby points are hosted by local shops. Of the nearby points, 7 stay open late. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to US$13,000. Stasher storage in Little Italy can be booked through the website or app.⁣

Other PlatformsStation/Airport Facilities
Price$2.49Varies, usually slightly moreVaries, up to 2x more
Refund policyCheck MarkCross Mark credit only or no refundCross Mark
Guarantee$13,000Similar (terms vary)Cross Mark
Trustpilot Score4.8 / 5Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 52.7/5
Number of locations9918VariesOnly at stations/airports

Getting to Little Italy with luggage

Spring Street station is the nearest subway stop to Little Italy, served by the 4, 6 and 6X lines. Canal Street, Bowery and Grand Street stations are also among the closest to the neighbourhood. The M1, M103 and M15-SBS bus routes also pass through the area. If you're pulling a suitcase onto the subway, the MTA's AutoGate at many accessible stations can be used by passengers carrying large items such as a suitcase.

Exploring the neighbourhood, bag-free or hands-free

The Feast of San Gennaro fills Mulberry Street with food vendors for 11 days every September, and a food walk covering both Little Italy and Chinatown typically takes two to three hours with several stops. Elizabeth Street Garden, between Prince and Spring streets, is open to the public daily when the weather allows.

Grand Central Terminal has no left-luggage desk at all, so a bag you're carrying through the city only gets heavier as the day goes on. The Times Square prohibits suitcases, trunks, wheeled duffel bags, carry-on bags, coolers, and packages, and does not offer a coat check.

The Museum of Modern Art prohibits visitors from bringing luggage of any size or type, or any object larger than 11 inches by 17 inches by 5 inches.

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