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Yes, there is a left-luggage service at EZE, but during peak travel periods, wait times and space availability can be an issue. If you're heading into the city before a late flight, Bounce storage locations near train stations, bus terminals, and main tourist spots allow you to explore hands-free while staying close to transport routes back to the airport.

Can you store luggage at EZE (Ezeiza Airport)?

Many hotels in Buenos Aires will hold your luggage for a few hours after checkout, especially if you’re a guest. However, this varies by hotel policy, and non-guests are rarely accommodated. For longer storage or if you're switching accommodations, Bounce offers luggage storage at verified businesses near major landmarks, museums, and transit hubs.

How long can hotels hold luggage in Buenos Aires?

Buenos Aires is famous for its late dinners and vibrant nightlife, with many tango performances and cultural events starting after 9 PM. If you’ve already checked out of your hotel, it’s not practical to carry bags to a milonga or restaurant. That’s why many visitors use Bounce locations in Palermo, San Telmo, or near Avenida Corrientes, where you can securely leave your luggage and enjoy the city until it’s time to head to the airport or bus station.

What do travelers do with their luggage before late-night flights or tango shows in Buenos Aires?

If you're arriving at Retiro Bus Terminal on an overnight route from Patagonia or Mendoza, you’ll often arrive early before check-in opens or your next connection is ready. While the terminal offers limited storage, many travelers prefer Bounce’s locations nearby, where they can safely leave their bags and explore Plaza San Martín, Calle Florida, or the waterfront without carrying luggage through crowded areas.

Is there secure luggage storage for long-haul bus travelers arriving at Retiro?

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Retiro Station

No city in the world blends old and new like Buenos Aires. The city’s architecture resembles that of a stately European capital, and the population uses its melting-pot nature to create one of the most vibrant cultures on the planet. As you stroll along the city’s wide boulevards, the architecture might make you momentarily think you’re in Italy and not the New World. From the iconic Casa Rosada to the ornate Teatro Colón, there is no mistaking Buenos Aires as a world-class travel destination. 

Younger travelers will want to immerse themselves in the bohemian neighborhoods of Palermo and San Telmo, with colorful street art at trendy cafes at every corner. Foodies will enjoy the indulgent Argentine cuisine, savoring juicy steaks (from world-famous ranches) and delectable empanadas while sipping on rich Argentinian Malbec wine. Music and culture enthusiasts will not want to miss the intensity (and Instagram videos) of a live tango performance or join the locals in a passionate dance at a milonga. 

That’s hardly the beginning of it. Buenos Aires is a massive city jam-packed with landmarks and attractions to see and do. A few days in the city requires some serious mobility, so being weighed down by heavy luggage will be a pesky obstacle to fulfilling all your travel aims. Fortunately, there are plenty of places in Buenos Aires to store luggage for a few hours. 

Here’s everything you need to know about luggage storage locations in Buenos Aires. 

For many international travelers, their journey through Argentina will begin at Retiro Station in the city center of Buenos Aires. Located in its namesake neighborhood of Retiro, this is the city's main train station and one of the busiest transportation hubs in South America. Serving both long-distance and suburban train services, it connects Buenos Aires with destinations across the country.

The building itself is an architectural gem (you’ll be noticing a lot of those in this city), featuring a blend of Beaux-Arts and Art Deco styles. Inside, you'll find a variety of station amenities, including ATMs, waiting areas, cafes, and shops. Emphasis on the cafes… There’s nothing like an espresso and an empanada when you’re waiting for your train. Due to its convenient location, Retiro Station provides easy access to nearby attractions like Plaza San Martín and a dozen other superb landmarks and attractions. 

One thing that might be lacking is luggage lockers. While there are limited storage options in the station, it’s hardly ideal if you’re jetting around the city. Luckily, there are luggage storage services nearby through Bounce, where you can find secure luggage storage and book online. 

Buenos Aires is renowned for its green spaces throughout the city. Just a short walk from Retiro Station, this picturesque park offers lush greenery, stunning monuments, and a relaxing atmosphere. It’s a great place for a picnic or leisurely stroll. Before you head to the park, find a luggage storage point to lighten the load. 

A true architectural gem and South America’s most renowned opera house, the Teatro Colón is a must-visit for both architecture and fine arts enthusiasts. You can take a guided tour through its opulent halls and learn about its rich history. It’s pricey, but attending the opera is a worthwhile experience as well.

For some retail therapy, this beautifully restored shopping center is both an architectural delight and a source for luxury brands and local boutiques. Even if shopping isn't on the agenda, it's worth a visit just to admire the gallery’s frescoes and ornate features.

This revitalized waterfront district is a trendy destination for younger travelers, with sleek modern architecture, upscale restaurants, and hipster bars. There’s a promenade with excellent views and vibrant energy that epitomizes why Buenos Aires is such a great place to visit. 

Art enthusiasts have doubtless visited the Museum of Modern Art in every city they’ve been to, but this is a worthwhile museum for its diverse collection of contemporary Argentine and international artworks. 

Transportation options near Retiro Station 

The city’s subway system, known as Subte, is a convenient and affordable way to get around town, and Retiro is at the heart of it. Retiro Station is connected to Line C of the subway, providing easy access to other parts of the city. If you’re using the subway a lot, buy a SUBE card and load it with credit for hassle-free travel. There isn't a storage room for bags at any of the subway stations, so booking via Bounce is likely your best option.

Buenos Aires is fairly pedestrian-friendly, with many of the city’s best attractions located near Retiro Station. Regardless of convenience, it’s fun to stroll down the city center’s charming streets and explore nearby neighborhoods for an entire day (at no cost). 

Buenos Aires has a huge bus network that covers the entire city, and the Retiro Bus Station is a major bus hub for different neighborhoods. This is affordable but less convenient than the subway, and travelers should be aware of their surroundings when taking buses outside the city center. There aren't any luggage storage lockers at these bus stations, so looking elsewhere for a safe place to store luggage near Retiro Station.

Taxis will be lined up outside Retiro Station and are an easy way to get around the city. Rideshare services like Uber and Cabify are also popular and are easier to use for those who don’t speak Spanish. 

Buenos Aires has a bike-sharing system called Ecobici, which allows you to rent bicycles for a few hours. There are designated bike lanes, but the city’s traffic can make it challenging to navigate for novice cyclists. 

Dining late is part of the culture. Argentines typically dine later than most, with restaurants often filling up well after 9 PM. Embrace the local custom, have an afternoon snack, and head to the restaurant later to fully experience the bustling dining scene.

Exchange currency safely and wisely. Only consider exchanging your dollars at official exchange offices (known as "cambios") or withdrawing cash from recognizable ATMs. Avoid exchanging money on the street at all costs, as it can be unsafe and may result in getting counterfeit bills.

Engage with locals and ask for recommendations. Many Buenos Aires residents speak English well, so if you find yourself at a café or bar, ask the local next to you for any recommendations. The people there are very friendly, and you never know what local tip will help you discover your favorite Buenos Aires adventure.

From lively tango rhythms to historical landmarks and vibrant neighborhoods, Buenos Aires offers a wide variety of experiences. It’s a large city but relatively walkable, so you’ll have jam-packed days exploring Buenos Aires. With so much on your plate, you’ll want to find a place to securely store luggage, which will be easy to find near Retiro Station. You'll also find convenient luggage storage near Buenos Aires Airport, and if you're traveling through the area, you'll find us in cities like Rio de Janeiro and Foz do Iguacu, too.


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