4.94from 1.5m+ worldwide ratings
Great place to keep our bags while we went sightseeing. So helpful and nice. I realized I’d stayed at this hotel 12 years ago and liked it then. When we came back, front desk person got our bags, let us use the restroom, get some water and the doorman got us a taxi to the airport. Very easy
We left our backpack of food and drinks at the stashpoint due to being unable to take with us on the Capitol building tour. It was a couple blocks away, not a bad walk at all. There are benches across the street so we could sit and eat lunch there. Worked well for us.
Conveniently located within five mins walking distance of the National Building Museum
Great service. I showed up day of without having booked anything and the people at the desk kindly helped me with getting my things booked in for a few hours.
The location had friendly staff and our bags were stored in a locked room. They offered us use of their lounge which was nearby and since it was a hot day, we cooled off there for while before getting a few extra hours of sightseeing. Very positive experience.
They recognized my name. There was no line. They had be in and out in under two minutes.
This is a major chain hotel and therefore the service and security is as you would expect. Bags are stored in a locked storage room right off the lobby. We had no issues. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.
The location where we left out bags was very clean and the representative was very kind. I would use them again!
Staff were great! Able to use the bathroom and get some complimentary water and coffee in the lobby. Easy walk to metro.
All I had to do was show confirmation email. They took my bag and gave me a ticket. They make sure I snapped so picture incase I lost the paper ticket. And I was on my way. Pick up is just as fast. Second time using this location very convenient.
Yes. Washington Union Station has fee-based baggage storage near Gate A on the Amtrak concourse, while Stasher has one nearby luggage-storage point; Amtrak checked baggage service is listed daily from 6:30 AM to 9:50 PM.
Some do, but availability is limited: the National Museum of American History has a small number of first-come, first-served lockers, while the National Museum of Natural History and Smithsonian American Art Museum do not offer bag storage.
The National Museum of Asian Art bars bags over 17 by 26 inches, while Dumbarton Oaks requires bags or packs exceeding 11 by 16 by 8 inches to go in its cloakroom.
Stasher has one luggage-storage point near Washington Union Station, where its Washington D.C. coverage is densest.
Yes. Stasher has 8 Washington D.C. points that stay open late, including 2 points operating 24/7.
Luggage storage in Washington D.C. starts from $2.49 per bag per day with Stasher.
Yes. Stasher accepts oversized bags and suitcases without size or weight restrictions.
Stasher has 10+ luggage-storage points across Washington D.C., giving the city coverage beyond a single named area. Luggage storage in Washington D.C. starts from $2.49 per bag per day, so the listed rate is tied to the bag and the day. Nearby Stasher options include hotel receptions near Capital One Arena and Capitol Hill. Both are Stasher options, and the links below lead to their respective availability pages.
A few useful places to store bags include:
| 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 | $14,000 | Similar (terms vary) | |
| Trustpilot Score | 4.8 / 5 | Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 5 | 2.7/5 |
| Number of locations | 9211 | Varies | Only at stations/airports |
Stasher has 1 luggage-storage point near Washington DC Union Station. Washington Union Station is the city’s main intercity rail station, served by Amtrak, MARC, VRE and the Metrorail Red Line. The location suits arrivals and departures on each of these services.
Official baggage storage is available near Gate A on the Amtrak concourse. Amtrak checked baggage service is listed daily from 6:30 AM to 9:50 PM, with a fee. These fixed hours provide an official alternative to luggage storage near the station.
For airport journeys, the Metrorail Silver Line is the fastest public transport link to Washington Dulles International Airport. Dulles Airport station connects to the terminal via a 6-minute walk, giving rail passengers a defined final connection between the airport station and terminal.
The National Museum of Natural History has no coat, bag or locker storage, and asks visitors to avoid large bags, backpacks and suitcases. Luggage storage in Washington D.C. keeps those items outside the museum rather than relying on facilities that are not available.
The Smithsonian American Art Museum also has no coat or bag storage, and does not allow suitcases, large umbrellas or large backpacks in its galleries. The National Museum of Asian Art prohibits bags larger than 17 by 26 inches. The National Museum of American History has only a limited number of lockers, offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
At Dumbarton Oaks, bags larger than 11 by 16 by 8 inches must go in the cloakroom, and items worn on the back are not permitted. For a museum route, the National Air and Space Museum is a 10-minute walk from L’Enfant Plaza station. The National Gallery of Art is 6 minutes from Archives-Navy Memorial-Penn Quarter station.
Stasher has storage in Washington D.C., with 8 points staying open late and 2 operating 24/7. That gives late-opening options for evening events and round-the-clock options around a red-eye flight. Stasher imposes no bag size or weight limits, which suits an oversized suitcase that a museum cloakroom might refuse. Reservations are completed online. The booking places the bag with a trusted local shop or hotel, or in a self-service smart locker, where it stays safely out of sight until collection. This covers both timing and luggage-size concerns: late opening for evening or overnight schedules, plus storage for bags that do not fit a cloakroom’s limits.
