Luggage Storage Hong Kong from $1.49, open 24/7

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4.94from 1.5m+ worldwide ratings

Paul27 days ago
This waa just where we needed it.
Philip29 days ago
The location we used was very convenient to where we were staying, only a short walk. The young lady there was very good. Even though I don't speak Italian and she didn't speak much Eenglish we managed to find my booking and get it all sorted.
Jakub3 months ago
Fast and easy storage, mind that the luggage is not locked in as it just lays in the back of the reception desks.
Jacqui1 year ago
Great location, near train station. Friendly staff. Suitcases placed in locked room accessed only by keycard.
Innes1 year ago
Friendly staff. Safe storage of my bag
Marina2 years ago
Good customer service, but the place where the luggage was stored wasn't appropriate (not in a locked place, exposed to the clients of the store).
Jennifer2 years ago
Very friendly staff. Easy to find and quick service.
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Hila2 years ago
Should have gave exact location on bookinh
Cyrille2 years ago
Very good welcome from the staff. Deposit and withdrawal of luggage very quick.
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ALAN2 years ago
Easy to find, no wait, no secure, no issues

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FAQs

Is there luggage storage at Hong Kong International Airport?

Yes, the airport has a secure short-term baggage storage facility on Level 5 of Terminal 1, in the non-restricted area. It is open daily from 05:30 to 01:30 and charges HK$14 per hour or HK$165 per day for standard items.

Where can I store bags near Kowloon Park?

About a 39-minute walk (under 2300 m) from Kowloon Park, a hotel reception is available through Stasher, open 10:00–00:00 every day and rated 5 from over 90 reviews.

Can I drop off my luggage before my flight from Hong Kong Station or Kowloon Station?

Passengers departing from Hong Kong Station or Kowloon Station can use in-town check-in services to drop off checked baggage on the day of their flight.

Are there bag-size limits at the Hong Kong Palace Museum?

The Hong Kong Palace Museum prohibits items larger than 55 x 35 x 20 cm, including bags, boxes, and luggage, from being brought into the museum.

Do I need to check my backpack at M+ Museum?

At M+ Museum, bags and backpacks exceeding 30 x 42 x 10 cm are not permitted in the galleries and must be checked into lockers or the cloakroom. If you'd rather not use the museum's own lockers or cloakroom, Stasher storage in Hong Kong starts from US$1.49 per bag per day.

What is the luggage allowance on Hong Kong’s MTR?

On the MTR network, each passenger is permitted to carry only one piece of luggage with total dimensions (length + width + height) not exceeding 170 cm and the length of any one side not exceeding 130 cm.

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Last updated: 02 nov, 2026

Luggage storage across Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s airport and main rail terminus both handle huge numbers of travellers passing through with bags, so knowing where each lets you leave your bags shapes the whole day. Hong Kong International Airport has a staffed storage desk on Level 5 of Terminal 1’s non-restricted area, open daily from 05:30 to 01:30 and charging HK$14 per hour or HK$165 per day for standard items.

West Kowloon Station, the terminus for high-speed rail to 73 mainland destinations, has no storage facility of its own, though footbridge connections to Austin and Kowloon stations put you on the MTR network quickly. With Stasher, you can store bags from US$1.49 per bag per day.

Some top Stasher locations in Hong Kong include:

Hotel reception, 39-minute walk from Kowloon Park · rated 5/5 (90+ reviews)

⁣Nearby points are hosted by hotel receptions. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to US$13,000. Stasher storage in Hong Kong can be booked through the website or app.⁣

		Other Platforms	Station/Airport Facilities
Price	$1.49	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	10125	Varies	Only at stations/airports

Getting around with luggage

The Airport Express reaches Kowloon Station in 25 minutes and Hong Kong Station in 24 minutes, running every 10 minutes through the day. If you’re flying out later, both those stations let you drop off checked baggage on the day of your flight, so you can head into the city without it. On the regular MTR, each passenger may carry one piece with total dimensions under 170 cm and no side over 130 cm, and the railway asks anyone with bulky baggage or trolleys to use the lifts and wide gates.

The high-speed rail rule is different: 20 kg total for adults, 10 kg for children, and each item must stay within 130 cm in combined dimensions. Hong Kong Tramways is the tightest of all, allowing only bags under 7 kg or 30 litres. The S1 bus connects the airport to Tung Chung Station, where passengers can transfer to the MTR Tung Chung Line.

Bag rules at major attractions

The Hong Kong Palace Museum refuses anything larger than 55 x 35 x 20 cm, including bags and luggage, so plan around that before you arrive. M+ Museum lets smaller bags into the galleries but anything over 30 x 42 x 10 cm has to go into its lockers or cloakroom first.

Asia Society Hong Kong Centre prohibits luggage, hand luggage and oversized backpacks outright, directing large bags to its cloakroom. The Hong Kong Museum of History takes a softer line, reserving the right to ask visitors to deposit personal belongings at its cloakroom rather than setting fixed limits. If you’re heading to Tsim Sha Tsui, Jordan or Mong Kok, the Citybus A21 runs directly from the airport along Nathan Road in roughly 70 to 90 minutes.