You arrive in Valencia with your suitcase in tow, there are still hours to go before check-in or your train leaves much later, and you do not feel like dragging your luggage halfway across the city. Fair enough. In those situations, finding a well-located luggage storage facility can save the day.
The truth is that Valencia now offers more and more options. Some use automated lockers with code access, others still rely on traditional face-to-face service, and then there are platforms that distribute luggage storage points across shops, hotels and other businesses. In other words, there is no shortage of alternatives. What varies is the price, the area and the type of service.
In this guide, we review the main options for storing luggage in Valencia city, especially if you are moving between Joaquín Sorolla station, Valencia Nord station and the city centre.
Quick overview of prices and benefits
If you do not want to read the whole guide and are simply looking for a quick reference, this comparison should help you get a general idea:
| Company | Approx. price / day | Main advantage |
|---|---|---|
| Under Lock Valencia | €7 – €12 | Very well located between the two main railway stations. |
| Locker in the City | €6 – €14 | Two locations: Valencia Nord station and the Central Market. |
| Locker House | €5.50 – €12 | Excellent value for money near Plaza de España. |
| LOCK & enjoy! | €8 – €15 | Includes extras such as Wi-Fi and USB charging ports. |
| Valencia Lockers | €6 – €12 | Has locations both near the city centre and in El Saler. |
| Stow Your Bags | €9 – €15 | Good security standards and generous insurance coverage. |
| Lock Here Now | €7 – €13 | Open 24/7, with space for large suitcases. |
| Center Lockers | €6 – €10 | In-person service very close to the high-speed railway station. |
| The Luggage Storage | €5 – €8 | Simple and convenient, opposite Valencia Nord station. |
| Bounce | €5.90 + fee | Has a very extensive network across the city. |
| Radical Storage | €5.00 | Simple and competitive flat rate. |
| LuggageHero | €1.10/hour (max. €6) | Very useful if you only need to store your suitcase for a few hours. |
| Nannybag | €6.00 | Often works with hotels and reception desks that stay open longer. |
1. Automated lockers: ideal for complete independence
This is the most convenient option for anyone who does not want to rely on staff. You book, receive a code and enter. No desk, no waiting and, in many cases, fairly flexible access throughout the booking period.
- Location: Calle Segorbe, 8, a very convenient area if you are travelling between Joaquín Sorolla and Valencia Nord stations.
- How it works: Everything is managed online and, once payment is completed, you receive an access code.
- What it offers: You can access your locker as many times as you need during the booked period.
- Security: 24-hour video surveillance and insurance included.
- Location: It has two premises: one at Calle Bailén, 38, next to Valencia Nord station, and another at Plaza Ciudad de Brujas, 3, by the Central Market.
- How it works: Automated booking through the website, with an immediate access code for both the entrance and the locker.
- What it offers: Open 24 hours a day, every day of the year. You can open and close the locker as many times as necessary.
- Security: Continuous video surveillance and €1,000 insurance per suitcase through Generali.
- Location: Calle Roig de Corella, 1, next to Plaza de España and very close to Valencia Nord station.
- How it works: Smart-locker system with quick booking through its official website.
- What it offers: A 24/7 service, 365 days a year. Three locker sizes are available—M, L and XL—to suit different needs.
- Security: CCTV surveillance and state-of-the-art electronic locks.
- Location: Calle Músico Peydró, 54, very close to the Town Hall and right in the city centre.
- How it works: You can book through the website or directly at the terminal inside the premises.
- What it offers: Hourly or daily rental, with extras such as Wi-Fi and USB chargers.
- Security: Alarm and camera system.
- Location: It has one facility near Valencia Nord station, on Carrer d’Osca, and another in El Saler.
- How it works: You book through the website, choose a size and receive a PIN.
- What it offers: Different locker sizes, so you do not pay more than necessary when carrying only a small amount of luggage.
- Security: Facilities designed for continuous use by travellers.
- Location: Calle Julio Antonio, 6, a very short distance from Valencia Nord station.
- How it works: Quick online booking, with no physical keys involved.
- What it offers: You can open and close the locker as many times as you like.
- Security: Includes insurance of up to €1,000 per item, which is quite generous.
- Location: It has one facility at Calle Bailén, 36, with excellent connections to the metro and railway station, and another on Calle de la Linterna near the Central Market.
- How it works: Everything is handled from your phone, with immediate access once the booking is confirmed.
- What it offers: A 24/7 service and space for bulky luggage.
- Security: Continuous video surveillance and insurance coverage of up to €500.
2. Staffed luggage storage facilities: for those who prefer personal service
Not everyone wants to deal with codes, screens and digital bookings. And, to be honest, sometimes you may be carrying a pushchair, a bicycle, an unusually shaped suitcase or simply prefer to speak to a person and get everything sorted out directly. That is why staffed luggage storage facilities still exist.
- Location: Calle Maestro Sosa, 33, around 200 metres from the high-speed railway station.
- How it works: You leave your luggage with the staff, without having to use screens or apps.
- What it offers: Particularly useful for items that do not fit easily inside a standard locker.
- Security: Direct custody in premises supervised by staff.
The Luggage Storage (Valencia Nord)
- Location: Calle de la Ribera, 1, directly opposite Valencia Nord station.
- How it works: A traditional drop-off and collection system with a receipt.
- What it offers: Very convenient for a short stopover or for anyone who does not want to depend on a mobile phone.
- Security: A private, directly supervised area with no public access.
3. Platforms with luggage storage points across the city
This model works differently. Instead of going to premises dedicated exclusively to storing luggage, you book through a platform and leave your bags at a partner business. This may be a shop, hotel or café. The advantage is that there are usually more locations and more neighbourhoods to choose from.
- Location: It has an extensive network in Valencia, with storage points in different parts of the city.
- How it works: You book through the app and show the confirmation at the establishment.
- What it offers: Good coverage and plenty of flexibility when choosing a location.
- Security: BounceShield protection of up to €10,000 per booking.
- Location: It usually has storage points in busy central areas, such as around the Central Market or La Lonja.
- How it works: Booking is completed online and a QR code is normally used.
- What it offers: A simple flat rate that is easy to understand and convenient when carrying heavy luggage.
- Security: A guarantee of up to €3,000 and vetting of partner establishments.
- Location: It operates in busy areas such as Ruzafa and other central neighbourhoods.
- How it works: You pay by the hour, starting and stopping the service from your phone.
- What it offers: A particularly useful option if you only need to get rid of your suitcase for a short while.
- Security: Uses security seals and allows you to increase the insurance coverage.
- Location: It works with different establishments, including hotels with extended-hours or 24-hour reception desks.
- How it works: You book, receive the location and leave your luggage there.
- What it offers: A fixed daily price and a system that is easy to understand.
- Security: AXA-backed protection of up to €1,000 and security tagging.
So, which option is best?
Well, it depends. Yes, I know—that is not the most exciting answer, but it is the truth.
If you want to come and go whenever you please, an automated locker will usually be the best choice. If you value speaking to someone face to face or are carrying unusual items, a staffed storage facility is likely to suit you better. And if your priority is having plenty of locations to choose from depending on where you are in Valencia, platforms such as Bounce or Radical Storage are usually the most convenient.
In any case, there are three things worth checking carefully before booking: the actual distance from your current location, the access or collection hours, and the insurance coverage. A cheap luggage storage option that forces you to take a ridiculous detour or does not let you collect your suitcase when you need it may still be cheap—but whether it is useful is another matter.
In summary, Valencia has plenty of options for storing luggage and exploring the city hands-free. That is what it is all about, after all: taking a walk, grabbing something to eat, seeing the sights and not dragging half your home around behind you.
