Traveling in Madrid, but not sure what to do with your bags? No problemo.
Spain’s capital is well prepared for visitors. No matter which part of town you’re exploring or which public transport hub you’re bound for, there are plenty of options for luggage storage in Madrid. Read along for our guide on the best places to leave your luggage while you explore the Spanish capital.
Nobody wants to explore a new city while dragging suitcases around. Whether you’ve just arrived and can’t check into your accommodation just yet, or you’re on your way out and need someplace to stash your luggage while you enjoy your last few hours in town, there’s a luggage storage option in Madrid that will work for you.
Local’s Tip: Look for the word consigna in Spanish to find left luggage facilities at the airport or train station.
Madrid airport luggage storage
Luggage storage at the Madrid airport is available through Excess Baggage Company. Facilities can be found in terminals T1, T2, and T4.
This is one of the most flexible options for luggage storage in Madrid, with prices not being outrageously expensive, and plenty of discounts available. The storage area is quite large, so there’s no need to worry about booking ahead, and facilities are completely secure.
Luggage storage at Madrid train stations
Luggage storage at Atocha
Madrid’s main train station, Atocha, offers luggage lockers in varying sizes/prices.
The luggage storage area is located near the main entrance of the station (from Plaza del Emperador Carlos V). Once inside, look for the famous tropical garden. At the end of the hall, next to the Burger King, you’ll spot the left-luggage lockers.
For anyone joining us on our Prado Museum Tour and VIP Botin Lunch experience, this is where you’ll want to go. It’s close to our meeting point and easily accessible. Just leave your things here and get ready for a morning of art, culture and food!
Luggage storage at Chamartín
Madrid’s other large train station, Chamartín, also offers left luggage lockers. You’ll find the facility attached to the main passenger terminal.
Luggage storage throughout Madrid neighborhoods
If you’re nowhere near the airport or either of Madrid’s largest train stations, no worries! There are some excellent options for luggage storage scattered throughout Madrid.
Literary Quarter/Huertas
Wandering through the charming streets of Huertas is much more enjoyable when not weighed down by bags.
For luggage storage in Madrid near this area, head to Locker in the City which has a nearby location on Calle Atocha. This urban locker storage is open 24/7/365, so you’re guaranteed to have access no matter when you need to pick up or drop off your bag.
The Locker in the City is a very convenient choice for many of our centrally located Madrid tours. Drop your bags off with them and come find us for your morning, afternoon or evening of exploring and devouring the Spanish capital!
Historic city center (Sol/Plaza Mayor)
Madrid Lockers are located near the Plaza Mayor, perfect for mornings touring the historic city center. If you want another option, Locker in the City also has a location nearby, too.
Given its central location, this neighborhood is conveniently situated near many of the starting points for our tours. So, rest assured, you have several choices for storing your luggage in the heart of the city, allowing you to join and explore with ease.
Throughout Madrid
Still not sure where you’ll be based for your stay? LuggageHero is exactly what you need.
They’ve currently partnered with more than 50 local businesses throughout Madrid—shops, hotels, cafes, you name it—to offer safe, secure luggage storage close to anything and everything. All bag locations are regularly vetted by a LuggageHero rep to ensure safety and quality.
Luggage storage in Madrid FAQs
Usually yes. Madrid’s airport does offer a massive left luggage facility that requires no prior booking. However, as of 2021 the service is temporarily unavailable for health and safety reasons related to the pandemic.
Many—but not all—metro stations in Madrid are equipped with escalators, elevators, and other amenities that make getting around with suitcases a bit easier. That said, some stations are still stairs-only. You can see a full list of accessible stations on the metro website to help you plan ahead.
Update Notice: This post was updated on April 10, 2024.
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