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  • Nicola4 months ago
    Location was a restaurant, and while not all staff were aware of the process, it all worked out very well .
  • Ida7 months ago
    very chill experience, was a little hard to navigate with luggage because it's quite a busy restaurant but staff were helpful and drop-off and pick-up were easy and quick!
  • Mareike1 year ago
    The location was very tidy and hygienic. It was a laundry.
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  • Leah1 year ago
    The Kew convenience store were helpful and had long opening hours so it wasn’t a concern to rush back to get the bags, we had plenty of time. Would definitely use again if in the area. 
  • Beverley 1 year ago
    Very helpful and accommodating. Great service and easy process
  • e1 year ago
    Amazing experience : the shop was great, the staff most friendly and welcoming - they went out of their way to have our bags ready ahead of pickup time as we were very tight on schedule and at risk of missing our train. Outstanding, we totally recommend and will use again. Thank you !
  • ellie1 year ago
    Easy to access from airport terminal
  • Zoë1 year ago
    Very easy to find, excellent friendly service from customer service agent. Store location is down a flight of steep steps - may need to be considered if this could be an access issue for you.
  • Jean2 years ago
    Very well-located storage place in relation to the SNCF train station and serious staff (the luggage stored in the hall is secured with a metal cord).
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  • Anna2 years ago
    Fully satisfied with the service at the point Shakespeare Hotel 22-28 Norfolk Square, London, W2 1RS
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Does Museum Wiesbaden have a cloakroom for bags?

Museum Wiesbaden requires visitors to store bags larger than DIN A4, backpacks, and bulky items in designated lockers at the cloakroom. These lockers are in the basement, accessible via lift, and need a €1 coin to operate.

Can I take a large bag into the Kurhaus Wiesbaden?

The Kurhaus Wiesbaden may require compulsory storage of bags, rucksacks, coats and jackets in a cloakroom for safety reasons.

Is there anywhere to store luggage in Wiesbaden that is open 24/7?

Yes, Stasher has several self-service lockers across Wiesbaden that are open 24/7, with storage starting from €4.97 per bag per day.

Can I bring luggage on ESWE Verkehr buses in Wiesbaden?

Yes, passengers with a valid ticket are permitted to carry luggage and a stroller free of charge on ESWE Verkehr buses. If you'd rather not carry bags around the city, Stasher has a self-service locker open 24/7, about a 26-minute walk from Eberleinstraße 20 in Wiesbaden.

How much does Stasher luggage storage cost in Wiesbaden?

Stasher storage in Wiesbaden starts from €4.97 per bag per day.

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Luggage storage in Wiesbaden

Wiesbaden is the state capital of Hesse, sitting at the western edge of the Frankfurt/Rhein-Main region, and draws visitors as both a historic spa town and a busy congress destination. Wiesbaden Hauptbahnhof has luggage lockers on track 1 and near track 4, with sizes from 24 x 42 x 76 cm up to 44 x 61 x 91 cm costing €3.00 or €4.00 per 24 hours respectively, payable by coin.

The station itself is the city's main rail hub, with direct intercity and high-speed ICE services onward across Germany and beyond. The S-Bahn from Wiesbaden to Frankfurt Airport takes about 30 minutes, so a locker at the station can hold your bag while you make a flight connection or head into town. With Stasher, you can store bags from €4.97 per bag per day at 10+ locations across Wiesbaden.

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Nearby points are self-service lockers. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to €12,000. Stasher storage in Wiesbaden can be booked through the website or app.

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Price€4.97Varies, usually slightly moreVaries, up to 2x more
Refund policyCheck MarkCross Mark credit only or no refundCross Mark
Guarantee€12,000Similar (terms vary)Cross Mark
Trustpilot Score4.8 / 5Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 52.7/5
Number of locations10125VariesOnly at stations/airports

Bag rules at Wiesbaden attractions

Museum Wiesbaden asks visitors to stow anything larger than about 20 x 30 cm — including backpacks and bulky items — in its cloakroom lockers, which sit in the basement, accessible via lift, and need a €1 coin to operate.

The RheinMain CongressCenter takes a similar line: bags and rucksacks larger than DIN A4 are not allowed inside, and the venue may require compulsory storage of bags, rucksacks, coats and jackets in a cloakroom for safety reasons, as may the Kurhaus and Jagdschloss Platte.

Getting around Wiesbaden with luggage

On ESWE Verkehr buses, passengers with a valid ticket can carry luggage and a stroller at no extra charge, which makes the short hop between the station and the centre easier with a bag in tow. The RheinMain CongressCenter is five minutes' walk from Wiesbaden Hauptbahnhof, so if you are attending an event there, sorting luggage at the station lockers first keeps things simple. The Kurhaus is around 1.5 kilometres from the station — roughly a 20-minute walk or five stops by bus — and just a 10-minute stroll from the RMCC via Wilhelmstraße and the park grounds. That spa-town backdrop has drawn people to Wiesbaden since Roman times, which is part of why the city stays busy enough that lockers and cloakrooms fill up at peak moments.

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