Kings Cross luggage storage

About King's Cross Station

King's Cross Station is one of the largest, busiest, and most iconic train stations in all of London with access to the railways and the tube (the British subway system). It’s also right next door to St. Pancras Station, which is why you’ll sometimes hear the station referred to as King’s Cross St. Pancras. There are also plenty of things to see and do nearby, not to mention the shops, restaurants, and bars, where you can have a cocktail while waiting for your train.

Although King's Cross Station’s main purpose is to welcome and send off trains and passengers, it’s also a lively place with plenty to see, within and just outside its walls. 

If you’re a fan of the Harry Potter series, you have to check out Platform 9 ¾. That’s right—King's Cross Station is where the Hogwarts Express left from London in the magical series. The statues and monuments are also worth checking out, located both inside and outside the station.

A short walk outside Kings Cross Station, you can enjoy the history of the area on your way to the British Library, or take some time to relax in the area’s green spaces. The dancing fountains at Granary Square are always a treat and the rooftop view from the Big Chill Bar is wonderful.

Whether it’s your first time at the station or you’re a regular commuter, you’ll need somewhere to store your personal items. Bounce has easy-to-find luggage storage facilities for bags of any size throughout the city. Be sure to book luggage storage using our Bounce app before you arrive. 

You’ll have a much more enjoyable time exploring London King’s Cross Station and the surrounding neighborhood without non-essentials slowing you down. With your belongings safe and out of the way, begin your London adventure! 

Can you store luggage at King's Cross station?

Yes, you can. Using the Bounce app, you can easily find convenient luggage storage locations in the King’s Cross Station area and reserve a secure spot to drop off your belongings. We also give you the option to cancel or reschedule your booking, giving you maximum flexibility when you travel. 

How much is luggage storage at Kings Cross station?

Knowing where to store your luggage when you need to is helpful when on holiday. That’s why Bounce offers easy-to-book luggage storage for bags of all sizes. We also have a simple pricing structure. For a flat rate per bag, you have an entire day of discovery and exploration without baggage. 

Also, we won’t charge you extra for heavy or large bags. Every bag stored in our partner luggage storage facilities comes with $10,000 BounceShield™ protection. See the sights with peace of mind, knowing your items are secured and protected.

Are there storage lockers in London train stations?

There are no traditional storage lockers or self-service left lockers inside the train station or any London Underground station. Fortunately, Bounce has multiple locations at the city’s main train stations you can book online. 

Simply search luggage storage King’s Cross Station on the Bounce app and you’ll easily find the most convenient drop-off point near you. It’s a secure and hassle-free alternative you can access anywhere you go.

Which London train stations have luggage lockers?

London train stations don’t have left luggage lockers. However, travelers can take advantage of luggage storage facilities at most train stations in the British capital to store their bags and explore while waiting for the next train. Whether you want to store luggage, heavy bags, or bulky items, Bounce has got your back. We’ll keep your stuff safe while you’re out and about.

Things to do near King's Cross Station

King's Cross Station is a destination in and of itself. Grab burgers at Five Guys, check out the skincare line at The Body Shop, and, of course, you can’t miss Platform 9 ¾. Go to the Harry Potter Shop that resembles Ollivander’s wand emporium and be ready to enter the wizarding world.

Other must-sees in King's Cross are the Dent Clock, the statue of John Betjeman, and a statue called The Meeting Place, also known as the Lovers’ Statue. Out on the streets surrounding King's Cross Station, there’s still so much to explore including:

The British Library

Open seven days a week, the British Library is a book lover’s paradise. It has some incredible pieces on display, including the Magna Carta and Jane Austen’s writing desk. Visitors are welcome to use the study space, access over 170 million collection items, and check the galleries. There are also cafes serving refreshing snacks and hot and cold drinks, perfect for a short break in between newspaper, manuscript and book browsing. 

The British Library bag policy

The library does have an onsite cloakroom and baggage storage. However, any luggage larger than an airline’s carry-on size isn’t allowed inside the library. The cloakroom is also closed on Sundays.

With Bounce, there are no restrictions on the size of the bags guests can store, including suitcases, duffel bags, or backpacks. We also have a fantastic customer support team available 24/7 to assist you.

Coal Drops Yard

Experience London’s dining and shopping scene at Coal Drops Yard. This shopping complex is home to numerous cafes, bars, restaurants, and stores. You’ll also find an eclectic mix of signature brands, independent retailers, and local shops, offering everything, from fashion and accessories to food, household items, and sports gear. 

Canopy Market

Open on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, Canopy Market is an obligatory stop for anyone looking for farm-fresh produce and delicious food items at affordable prices. It’s held under the West Handyside Canopy, which brings the historic market hall back to life. Besides food products, you can also buy craft drinks, gifts, and souvenirs. The area under the canopy can be tight, so we would recommend using a left luggage storage service like Bounce.

Charles Dickens Museum

Whether you’re a fan of Charles Dickens's works or just curious about how he lived, stop by the Charles Dickens Museum on your way to Kings Cross Train Station. Take a tour of the family home and learn about Charles's fascinating works. The museum is set up as though the novelist himself had just left. Here, you’ll see portraits, furnishings, and décor belonging to Charles Dickens.

Charles Dickens Museum bag policy

Some of the rooms inside this historic house are small, so suitcases and large bags aren’t permitted inside. Visitors can only bring purses or small handbags. If you have a backpack, you must wear it on the front or carry it by hand.

We’re a great option for storing oversized bags, so drop off your bulky items or anything that weighs you down. Use our luggage storage service app to find luggage storage options in the city. Stow bulky items or luggage near top attractions and transit hubs like King’s Cross. Take your time exploring your destination and make the most of your day without worrying about your belongings.

Airport travel from King’s Cross Station

No doubt as soon as you land at the airport, you’ll be excited to start with your itinerary. If your first attraction is near King’s Cross Station, you can drop your things at a Bounce partner location to get going right away. 

Heathrow Airport to King’s Cross Station

Getting from Heathrow to King’s Cross Station is easy and quick—it’s just within an hour and you only need to transfer once. From Heathrow Airport, catch the Heathrow Express train to take a short journey to London Paddington. The Circle Line and Hammersmith & City Line will take you to King’s Cross and St Pancras stations from Paddington.

If you’re heading to the airport, Heathrow Express is the fastest train service from Central London to Heathrow Airport non-stop. Train prices vary, depending on how far in advance you get your ticket. A single ticket can cost between £5.50 and £25.

Gatwick Airport to King’s Cross Station

Landed at Gatwick Airport? You’re in luck, as the journey to the airport from King’s Cross Station is as relaxing as possible. There are four train operators that will connect you from Gatwick to King’s Cross Station: the Gatwick Express, Thameslink, Great Western Railway, and Southern. Train tickets start at about £12 one way if you book in advance.

Luton Airport to King’s Cross Station

Heading into King’s Cross station from Luton Airport? There’s no direct train between Luton Airport Parkway Station and King’s Cross Train Station, but it’s easily accessible. Hop on a shuttle bus from the airport to the Parkway station and catch a train to Pancras Tube Station. 

Once there, you can simply walk across the road to London King’s Cross Station—the entire journey is up to an hour. Train ticket prices can start at £8 when you book in advance.

Getting around London from King’s Cross Station

London is a sprawling British city, so you’ll have to rely on a private vehicle or public transport to get to your destination. The good news is that London is well-connected, with a fantastic public transport network to choose from.

King’s Cross is arguably the best-connected hub in the UK and London. And the best part? It has a lot of things to offer, from shopping to dining to leisure and entertainment. Many major tourist spots are also within walking distance. Here are some of the notable destinations you can visit near the famous station.

From King’s Cross Station to Tower Bridge

No visit to London is complete without seeing the iconic Tower Bridge up close. So why not hop on the tube to see this majestic bridge? Leaving from King’s Cross Station and heading to the famous Tower Bridge, it’ll take about 30 minutes. The fare to the Tower Bridge is about £3.00

From King’s Cross Station to Madame Tussauds London

A twelve-minute trip from King’s Cross Station will take you to another famous spot, Madame Tussauds. Founded in 1835, this wax museum will get you closer to your favorite celebrities to enjoy 4D experiences. Take a direct tube from Kings Cross to the museum in Marylebone for only £2.50.

From King’s Cross Station to London Eye

Situated on the South Bank of the River Thames, the London Eye is one of the city’s most remarkable sites, offering spectacular city views. It’s an award-winning architectural marvel, attracting millions of visitors each year.

Don’t miss the chance to admire London from above and take the Piccadilly Line from Kings Cross St. Pancras to the Leicester Square Station. The London Eye is only a short walk from the station. The entire journey takes about half an hour, and the fare is about £2.50.

Luggage storage near King’s Cross Station

There are a couple of left luggage facilities inside Kings Cross and in the surrounding area. There are no luggage lockers available but we’ll help you out with your bag storage needs.

Our luggage storage locations have flexible opening hours and we always have availability. You won’t find long lines when using our luggage storage services—book online, drop your bags for a few hours and off you go. Whether you’re headed to Granary Square, Everyman Cinema, Regent’s Canal or the Outside Art Project, you can spend your day with maximum flexibility.

When you’re ready, head to the luggage storage facility, pick up your things and continue on with your day. To eliminate any hassle when it comes to finding a luggage storage drop point, use the Bounce luggage storage app to pre-book a location. We provide a hassle free experience, no matter where you travel!