from $4.10 / day
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San Francisco, United States
Since October 2021, this Hotel has been a trusted partner with Bounce, offering luggage storage services near popular attractions like Lombard Street and Fisherman's Wharf. With a capacity to securely store up to 50 bags each day and 24/7 support, it's advised to reserve your spot early before they're all snapped up! This is the optimal solution for storing your luggage in San Francisco, with each bag insured up to $10,000. Once you've made your booking, simply present your reservation confirmation at the location and hand your bags over to the Bounce Partner - it's as simple as that!
At this location, you can store bags of all sizes: the cost is $4.10 for purses and tote bags, and $5.90 for regular luggage.
How to get there
Here are the directions: San Francisco, CA, US
San Francisco, United States
Partnering with Bounce since October 2021, this Hotel offers luggage storage in close proximity to Lombard Street and Fisherman's Wharf. They can hold up to 60 bags daily in a secure spot with 24/7 support. Be sure to reserve your space before they're all snapped up! It's your best bet for storing luggage in San Francisco with up to $10,000 bag protection. Simply show your booking confirmation at the location and hand your bags over to the Bounce Partner - no sweat!
At this location, you can store bags of any size: purses and tote bags are $4.10, and regular luggage is $5.90.
To get there
Just follow these directions: San Francisco, CA, US
Choose a storage spot
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Drop off your bags
Go to the bag storage spot and show your booking to the staff.
Enjoy the day
Make the most of Fisherman's Wharf without baggage!
One of San Francisco's major attractions, Fisherman’s Wharf epitomizes the appeal that the city had for decades before the tech industry changed the Bay Area forever. Not that these significant developments are a bad thing, but anyone who visited SF before the 90’s will speak fondly about the charms of the city’s waterfront. With factories made of eye-catching red brick next to salt-stained shanties and boat houses, the infrastructure of this charming complex has changed little. But instead of fish markets and baskets of crab or cod being hauled around, you’ll find shops and attractions geared toward family-friendly fun on the Bay.
These piers are a delight to tour, with a front-row view of the boats passing by and attractions like the Aquarium and SkyStar Observation Wheel on offer. The lovable mascots of San Francisco Bay are the sea lions found at Pier 39 near Fisherman's Wharf. It’s a visitor's pastime to watch them lounge in the sun and take a dip. The views are also incredible, as you’ll see Coit Tower looming in the distance along with an expansive section of the Bay. There are few places with a better glimpse of the skyline. And even better, many of these places are immediately accessible from the Wharf. You’re connected to other major attractions, as some of the city’s top Alcatraz tours depart from Pier 33 just a few minutes away and you’ll be able to walk to the lovely Washington Square Park or bustling Chinatown in about 20 minutes.
If you need luggage storage in San Francisco, Bounce makes storing luggage a breeze with plenty of convenient locations near Fisherman's Wharf and other hotspots. You’ll be able to use the mobile app to find luggage storage locations and dropping the bags off is a breeze, so you’ll be able to get back to enjoying your trip!
It may be situated along the waterfront, but Fisherman’s Wharf is incredibly easy to reach by all transit methods other than driving and parking. Space for street parking is limited, but you’ll be able to get to the waterfront on foot from areas like Russian Hill or Embarcadero. In terms of public transit, you’ll have a few options despite the piers being situated well away from the BART network’s footprint.
You can get to the San Francisco Amtrak Station situated downtown through the F Line. You’ll have to get off at the nearby Market Street and walk a few minutes to the train station, but the whole trip takes less than 30 minutes.
The Beach & Stockton Street Station for the MUNI streetcar network is connected to the F Line that runs along the waterfront, making it simple to reach downtown or other major destinations.
Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) is one of the most reliable means of transportation for San Francisco, but these lines run through the heart of downtown rather than along the waterfront. Still, the handy F Line will connect you to all BART lines at the Embarcadero & Ferry Building transit complex.
San Francisco Airport is an hour away regardless of what transportation method you choose. Traffic can be grueling to get through the dense downtown area of SF, so you’ll save little time when compared to the commute via the Red or Yellow BART lines, with a transfer to the F Line. The $60 taxi or Uber ride might be more leisurely, but it’s likely not worth the investment.
If you are planning on walking around San Francisco (pro tip: that’s the best way to do it), then you’ll want to invest in reliable bag storage so you can get right to sightseeing on a travel day. With luggage storage locations throughout the Bay Area, and strategically placed facilities near hotspots like Fisherman’s Wharf and Pier 39, Bounce has you covered. So download the mobile app to start planning your trip!