Luggage Storage at King’s Cross

Finding us from King’s Cross station

Leave King’s Cross by the exit towards Euston Road, cross over onto Grays Inn Road and walk for about two minutes. We are at number 329 (postcode WC1X 8PX), under the blue St Pancras Luggage Storage sign. Several luggage shops sit on this street, so check the door number before you hand over your bags.

Coming by Underground? The King’s Cross St Pancras tube exits lead to the same streets, so the walk is just as short.

Staffed storage instead of lockers

Lots of people search for luggage lockers at King’s Cross. What they want is a safe place for their bags, and a staffed counter does that better than a locker: there is no locker size to squeeze a suitcase into, no coins or app codes to lose, and a person to help with a heavy case.

Every bag is tagged when you drop it off and kept in our CCTV-monitored storage area until you collect it with your booking reference or QR code.

Bag storage for backpacks, shopping and suitcases

It is not only big suitcases. Day-trippers leave backpacks while they visit the Harry Potter shop at Platform 9¾ or the canal side; shoppers leave bags between stops; people moving flats leave a few cases for a day or two. Small bags and large suitcases are priced separately, so you only pay for what you bring.

Prices and booking

Online prices start from £1.99 per small bag per day, £2.99 per regular bag and £3.99 per large bag, with no handling fee. Station left-luggage counters usually charge more per item, so booking with us is often the cheaper option near King’s Cross.

Booking takes under a minute. You get a confirmation email with a QR code to show at the counter, and you can cancel free before your drop-off time. Walk-ins are welcome when there is space, but a booking guarantees it.

What to do near King’s Cross once your bags are stored

King’s Cross is worth a few hours on its own. Behind the station, Granary Square has fountains and cafés, Coal Drops Yard is full of independent shops and restaurants, and the Regent’s Canal towpath is an easy, flat walk east towards Islington or west towards Camden. Inside the station, Platform 9¾ draws a queue of Harry Potter fans for photos.

From the King’s Cross St Pancras Underground station you are a few stops from the West End, the British Museum, Covent Garden and the City, so dropping your bags here works as a base for a whole day in central London.