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You can leave your bags at secure, trusted Bounce locations all across London, including near major stations like King’s Cross, Victoria, and Paddington, as well as top attractions like the British Museum, Covent Garden, and Westminster. 

Whether you're waiting to check in, catching a late train, or exploring after check-out, Bounce offers flexible storage options. Each location is checked, comes with bag protection, and friendly staff inside businesses like cafés, shops, or hotels, providing a safer and more convenient alternative to traditional station lockers.

While some hotels may allow non-guests to store luggage, it’s not a guaranteed or widely advertised service. Bounce solves this by offering store-in-store storage with hotels and other trusted businesses across London that are happy to securely hold your bags even if you’re not checking in. It’s an easy and transparent way to lighten your load while you explore.

Will a hotel hold my luggage if I’m not staying there?

Yes, Heathrow Airport offers luggage storage services in each terminal through Excess Baggage Company. However, these services can be expensive and may have limited space during peak travel times. 

As an alternative, Bounce provides secure and more affordable luggage storage options near Heathrow, among other airports in London, and on convenient routes into central London. This is especially useful if you have a layover or want to explore the city before your flight. All Bounce locations are easy to book online in advance.

Can I leave my luggage at Heathrow airport for a few days?

Most major train stations in London like Paddington, King’s Cross, and Liverpool Street offer left luggage counters, but traditional lockers are rare and availability may be limited. Bounce provides an alternative with nearby store-in-store locations.

Do London train stations have luggage lockers?

The Tower of London doesn’t provide on-site luggage storage facilities. Large bags and suitcases aren't allowed inside for security reasons. Fortunately, Bounce offers several luggage storage locations within walking distance of the Tower, allowing you to store your bags nearby and enjoy your visit comfortably.

Is there luggage storage at the Tower of London?

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London

Kings Cross

Victoria Station

St. Pancras

Heathrow Airport

Paddington Station

Victoria

Euston Station

London Victoria

Gatwick Airport

Waterloo Station

Victoria Coach Station

Liverpool Street Station

Stansted Airport

British Museum

Oxford Circus

London Bridge Station

Harrods

London Eye

Covent Garden

Leicester Square

Hammersmith

Piccadilly Circus

Westminster

Tower of London

Tottenham Court Road Station

Canary Wharf

Wembley Stadium

Tottenham Court Road

Marylebone

Soho

National Gallery

Tate Modern

Marylebone Station

Kew Gardens

Charing Cross Station

Tottenham Hale Station

Knightsbridge

Emirates stadium

ExCel London

Bond Street

Farringdon Station

Notting Hill

O2 Arena

Hyde Park

London Zoo

Science Museum

South Kensington Station

Blackfriars Station

Green Park Station

Trafalgar Square

Vauxhall

Camden Market

Greenwich

Marble Arch

Borough Market

Kensington

Brixton

Stamford Bridge

Baker Street Station

Bond Street Station

Tower Hill

Holborn Station

Heathrow Airport Terminal 5

Russell Square

Hampton Court Palace

Shoreditch

Twickenham Stadium

Clapham Junction Station

Design Museum

Buckingham Palace

Limehouse Metro Station

Loughborough Junction

Richmond Station

Heathrow Airport Terminal 4

West Hampstead

Jack The Ripper Museum

Aldgate East Station

The Tower Hotel

The Stafford London

White City Station

Borough Metro Station

Spitalfields

Camden High Street

St. Pauls Cathedral

Bayswater

Hyde Park Corner

Elephant and Castle

Mansion House Station

Big Ben

Sloane Square

South Hampstead

Kilburn Park

Chalk Farm

Kennington Cross

Camden Road

London Bridge

Earl’s Court

Whitechapel

Hounslow

Wembley Park Station

Recommended for: commuters, couples, day-trippers.

London’s Tube is deep, crowded, and full of stairs. A suitcase through Oxford Circus or King’s Cross at rush hour is pure chaos. From {PRICE}/day, store your luggage with Bounce and ride the Underground like a Londoner—quick, smooth, and hassle-free. You’ll step off ready to explore, not worn down by hauling bags through endless corridors.

Mind the Gap Without the Luggage

Recommended for: families, museum visitors, tourists.

From Buckingham Palace to Hyde Park to the British Museum, London’s highlights are scattered across the city. Trying to cover ground with luggage in tow just slows everything down. With {STORAGE_SPOT_COUNT} Bounce storage spots all over London, you can drop your bags nearby and move freely between palaces, galleries, and parks with ease.

From Palaces to Parks, Move Freely

Recommended for: food lovers, friends, couples.

Evenings in London are made for pub pints, West End musicals, and live gigs. But a bag doesn’t belong in a theatre or packed Covent Garden. With {INSURANCE_AMOUNT} in coverage, Bounce lets you enjoy the city’s nightlife fully hands-free—free to clap, sing along, or raise a toast without worry.

Pub Nights & West End Shows Hands-Free

One of London’s most exclusive neighborhoods, Chelsea is an attractive area for residential properties. The River Thames flows to the south, and Fulham Road marks the boundary with Kensington. Its roots as an enclave for the wealthy date to the late 17th century when it was a rural village outside of central London. 

The borough later became a thriving hub of talented artists during the 19th century Victorian age. Closer to modern times, Chelsea was one of London’s focal points for the cultural revolution of the 1960s. Known as the “Swinging Sixties,” free-spirited fashion designers, rock stars, artists, and outspoken creatives made Chelsea their stomping grounds during this revolutionary period. 

King’s Road remains an iconic thoroughfare that weaves through the busiest sections of Chelsea. However, the bohemian vibe has given way to affluence once again, and designer shops, antique dealers, and upscale restaurants now decorate the roadway.

Known for stylish boutiques and fancy eateries, Chelsea lets you indulge in some of the finer things London has to offer. Shop for high-end fashion, dine at one of the city’s best restaurants, or waltz inside a nostalgic pub for a drink. Chelsea is more than just its classy establishments as it’s also a happening spot for sports and partying. 

Chelsea is a large district in South West London, but there are several tube and railway stations in the surrounding neighborhoods. If you need to drop off bags once you reach the area, Bounce has reliable luggage storage locations near Chelsea to secure your things.

Go for a stroll down King’s Road, one of London’s poshest shopping areas

Walk through the enchanting Chelsea Physic Garden that was first opened in the 17th century

Learn about British military history by visiting the National Army Museum

Attend a Chelsea F.C. match at the legendary Stamford Bridge

Head to Under the Bridge for an exciting night of live music

Witness incredible performing arts talents at the Royal Court Theatre

Admire the lovely views of the River Thames when crossing the Albert Bridge

Visit St. Luke’s & Christ Church, the place where acclaimed Victorian author Charles Dickens was married

Have a five-star meal at world-famous chef Gordon Ramsay’s flagship restaurant

London Underground via the Sloane Square, South Kensington, Gloucester Road, or Fulham Broadway tube stations

London Bus via the Sloane Street, Lower Sloane Street, Duke of York Square, Pont Street, Draycott Place, Carlyle Square Chelsea, Old Church Street Chelsea, Beaufort Street Kings Road, Fulham Road Beaufort Street, Cheyne Walk, Hortensia Road, or Edith Grove Worlds End bus stops (other stops available)

Cruise the River Thames from other areas of London such as Westminster, the City, and Canary Wharf to disembark at Chelsea’s Cadogan Pier

Chelsea isn’t the most compact district, and you’ll spend plenty of time walking to intriguing shops and restaurants. Don’t waste effort dragging heavy bags everywhere – drop them off at one of Bounce’s storage locations near Chelsea. 

You don’t want anything slowing you down, and our convenient drop-off sites make it easy and stress-free during your visit. Whenever you’re finished sightseeing, our Bounce partners will have your belongings ready to send you off to your next destination. 

Royal Hospital Chelsea: Although a retirement home may not rank highly as a tourist attraction elsewhere, the Royal Hospital Chelsea is no ordinary facility. Known as Chelsea Pensioners, the residents here all served in the British Army and can often be spotted wearing their bright scarlet coats. 
Members of the veteran community eligible to reside at the facility must be 65 years or older who encounter the possibility of being alone during their elderly years. Around 300 military veterans live at the estate, and guided tours show off the extravagant features of the property. Some of the tour's highlights include The Great Hall, Chapel, and museum. The facility hosts numerous annual events such as summer concerts and the beloved Chelsea Flower Show. Individual visitors can also explore the stately residence, but groups must be less than 10 individuals.

Battersea Park: From Chelsea, walk across the Albert Bridge to this beautiful urban park situated on the riverfront. Battersea Park is a 200-acre recreational area that features gardens, cycling, boating, and even has a Buddhist Pagoda overlooking the River Thames. 
First opened in 1858, the park formerly boasted the Battersea Fun Fair and entertained guests with thrill rides and quirky attractions. The theme park closed in the 1970s and transformed into Evolution London. While Evolution hosts a myriad of exhibitions and parties, the nearby Battersea Park Children’s Zoo introduces youngsters to small animals.
Battersea Park also includes a well-equipped sporting complex, art gallery, a series of radiant gardens, and charming cafés. The boating lake remains one of the park’s popular outings due to the scenic views and family-friendly atmosphere. 

Saatchi Gallery: The Saatchi Gallery has a young history in London, but the venue continues to be a stepping stone for up-and-coming contemporary artists. Founder Charles Saatchi revealed his collection to the public in 1985 and remains unafraid to display the work of rising artists. The museum features some of London’s most visited exhibitions, and thousands of schools organize field trips here. 
Many of the rolling exhibits have garnered much praise, with the most recent being the display of King Tutankhamun’s treasures. Visitors could also walk through a virtual reality experience of the pharaoh’s tomb to highlight the intricacies of Ancient Egypt’s burial rituals. 
Other past exhibitions hosted by the Saatchi Gallery have featured The Rolling Stones, Berenice Sydney, and Philip Colbert.

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