Storing Bags In Paris: What This Guide Does And How It Earns

This site exists for one moment: a reader has just stepped off a morning TGV or Eurostar with a suitcase, hotel check-in sits hours away, and the old coin lockers are gone from most French mainline stations. This guide stores no bags and runs no location. What it does is compare the options plainly, so a visitor can park a bag near Gare du Nord or the Eiffel Tower and get it back before the train departs (see Eiffel Tower Storage).

What This Site Does

This guide compares storage points across Paris and names whose network stands behind each one. Every point recommended here is a Radical Storage partner location, a hotel or shop that holds bags for a per-day fee, and this site neither owns nor operates any of them. When a station consigne or another option is the better answer for a particular situation, the guide says so and quotes the published price rather than pretending one choice suits everyone.

Why Every Storage Point Here Runs Under The Radical Storage Name

Handing a suitcase to a stranger is an act of trust, so this guide names the network behind every drop-off point it mentions. Each location described here belongs to Radical Storage, a network of hotels, cafes and shops that accept bags for a per-day fee. This site owns none of them and stores nothing itself. When a reader reserves through a link on these pages, Radical Storage pays this site a fee, and that is the only revenue there is.

Booking, Plainly

Booking works like this. You pick a storage point on Radical Storage's Paris map, pay online, and get a confirmation to show at the drop-off point. The rate you should expect in Paris is EUR 3.90 per bag per day, and Radical Storage adds a EUR 1.99 per-bag fee at checkout, so one bag for one day comes to EUR 5.89. The fee is charged once per bag and does not grow with each night.

The Real Cost: Day Rate, Checkout Fee, And The Guarantee

Every figure on this site comes from Radical Storage's own published Paris pages, never from a blog or secondhand roundup. Prices, opening hours and booking terms are quoted as Radical Storage states them. Ratings always appear with their review count and the number of storage points behind them. No storage point has paid to appear here or to rank above another.

Where The Figures Come From

Every number on these pages has a source, and the sources are named where they matter. Day rates and checkout fees come from Radical Storage's own published pricing, opening hours come from each individual point's record, and anything about French stations comes from SNCF's published material. When a figure is absent, the writing works around it instead of inventing one. One example: Radical Storage advertises 421 points across Paris while its sitemap lists 370 location pages, so this guide says "more than 350" and credits the larger figure to Radical Storage.

The Area Groups Covered Here

How The Areas Are Split

Four Groups: Stations, Landmarks, Districts And Disneyland Paris

What You'll Find Here

Where Prices, Hours And Guarantee Figures Come From

Every figure on this site comes from published sources: Radical Storage's own Paris pages, SNCF consigne tariffs and the airport operators' sites. The rate a reader should expect in Paris is EUR 3.90 per bag per day, and a EUR 1.99 per-bag checkout fee applies on top, so one bag for one day totals EUR 5.89. The Radical Storage Guarantee runs to EUR 10,000, capped at EUR 3,000 per claim, and it is not insurance. What research could not source is left out rather than guessed: no walking times, no theft rates, no invented hours.

How The Pages Connect

€3.90/bag/day + €1.99 fee · ★ 4.75 (2,937 reviews) Check Availability →