Luggage Storage in Reykjavik

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Luggage Storage in Reykjavik

★ 1.5(8 reviews)

• Pickup from your hotel
• Duration per the operator: 16 hours

from $7

See dates, price and what is included at the operator

A 16-hour place to leave your bags while you see Reykjavik

This is a luggage storage service in Reykjavik, not a tour that takes you anywhere. You drop off your bags and pick them up later the same day, with the storage valid for up to 16 hours. It starts and ends in Reykjavik, so it suits anyone arriving early, checking out of a hotel, or with a long gap before a flight. The service costs from 7 USD, which makes it the cheapest option in its price group of 53 listings. Hotel pickup is included, which is unusual: only five other listings in that group say the same. The itinerary lists two places, Reykjavik and Vík í Mýrdal, but the service itself is about holding your luggage while you move between them or explore the capital. If you are travelling the south coast and need a base for your bags in the city, this is a straightforward way to buy yourself a free day.

Photographs from the operator Stasher Luggage Storage. They show the listing, not your day.

What the price covers and what it does not

The entry price is from 7 USD for the 16-hour period. That is the full cost of storing one bag, and no other fees apply to any of the places listed on the itinerary. Neither Reykjavik nor Vík í Mýrdal charges admission or parking, so there is nothing extra to budget for at either stop. Hotel pickup is included in the price, which is worth noting because most comparable listings in this price range do not offer it. The operator offers free cancellation, though no deadline is given for when you need to cancel to get your money back. The service is not wheelchair accessible, according to the operator, so plan accordingly if that matters for your trip. At 7 USD, this is the cheapest listing in its group, where prices range up to 74 USD. There are no hidden costs on the day, and the exchange rate used for pricing is 121.15 ISK per USD as of September 2026.

What an 8-review score is worth

The rating stands at 1.5 out of 5, based on 8 reviews. That is a very thin base. With only eight votes, the score tells you little about what most customers experience, and it should not be read as a reliable verdict. In its category of 53 listings, it ranks 41st by number of reviews, which places it in the lower third for evidence strength. The low review count is the real story here: a handful of dissatisfied customers can pull a score down to this level, and a handful of satisfied ones could just as easily pull it back up. If you are weighing this against the alternatives, the comparable listings in the same category all carry scores of 4.7, but they have between roughly 4,000 and 21,000 reviews behind them. That gap in review volume is the difference between a score you can trust and one you cannot. For a service as simple as luggage storage, the practical risk is low, but the score itself is too thin to carry much weight in your decision.

When the 16 hours make sense

Reykjavik sits at a latitude where winter days are short and summer days are long. The climate chart above shows January highs around 3 degrees and lows around minus 2, with December similar. From June through August, highs reach 13 to 15 degrees and lows stay above 7, which makes those the most comfortable months to spend a full day out with your bags stored. The 16-hour window matters most in summer, when daylight lasts long enough to justify a full day of exploring before you collect your luggage. In winter, with highs near freezing and only a few hours of usable daylight, you are unlikely to need the entire 16 hours. The shoulder months of May and September offer highs of 10 and 11 degrees respectively, which are workable for a day out. The storage itself is indoors, so the season does not affect the service, but it does affect how much of your 16 hours you will actually use.

What happens when you arrive

You arrange the drop-off through the operator, and hotel pickup is included, so the service comes to you rather than you going to a central depot. The two places on the itinerary, Reykjavik and Vík í Mýrdal, are where you might be heading after you collect your bags. Neither location has any admission or parking fees, so you will not need cash or a card for gates. The service is not wheelchair accessible, so if you use a wheelchair, you will need to make other arrangements. The 16-hour window starts when you hand over your bags, and you return to the same pickup point to collect them. There is no mention of a fixed opening hours for the service, so the practical limit is the 16-hour duration rather than a closing time. Weather in Reykjavik can be wet and windy at any time of year, but since the storage is tied to hotel pickup, you are not standing outside waiting for a gate to open.

Who this works for and who should look elsewhere

This suits travellers with a gap in their day: an early checkout, a late flight, or a stop in Reykjavik before heading south to Vík í Mýrdal. It also works for anyone who wants to travel light between the two places without carrying bags on a bus or in a car. The included hotel pickup makes it convenient if you are staying somewhere central and do not want to haul luggage to a depot. It is not for anyone who needs wheelchair access, as the operator states the service is not accessible. If you want a fixed experience with a strong track record, the comparable listings in this category all carry 4.7 ratings with thousands of reviews, such as the Perlan Wonders of Iceland Experience at 57 USD or the LAVA SHOW at 53 USD, but those are attractions, not storage. For a simple bag drop, the low review count here is the main hesitation. If you prefer a service with more customer feedback behind it, you may want to look for a storage option with a larger review base, though none of the comparable listings offer the same function at this price.

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Luggage Storage in Reykjavik

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