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Luggage Storage Manila
Top Luggage Storage Location in Manila
Luggage Storage Quiapo
260 meters from Bahay Nakpil-Bautista Museum
300 meters from Quiapo Station
Luggage Storage Manila Baywalk Dolomite Beach
5 minutes from Manila Baywalk Dolomite Beach
10 minutes from José Rizal Monument
Luggage Storage near Manila Bay Beach
6 minutes from Manila Bay Beach
10 minutes from Embassy of the United States of America Chancery Historical Marker
Luggage Storage near Robinsons Place
3 minutes from Robinsons Place
8 minutes from Baywalk - Sea View
Luggage Storage Santa Mesa
in Santa Mesa neighborhood
11 minutes from The Marketplace Shopping Mall
Luggage Storage Loyola / Barangay 395
on Loyola street
in Barangay 395
Luggage Storage Pedro Alfonso St
On Pedro Alfonso St
12 minutes from Tondo General Hospital
Luggage Storage Legarda Tram Stop
4 minutes from Legarda Tram Stop
6 minutes from Minor Basilica of San Sebastian and Archdiocesan Shrine of Our Lady of Mount Carmel (Archdiocese of Manila)
Luggage Storage Maria Clara St / Sampaloc
on Maria Clara St
in Sampaloc neighborhood
€
3000
Guarantee
How does luggage storage service in Manila work?
Drop off your luggage for the day at our luggage storage spots in Manila. You'll find us in strategic locations, as for example near Manila's Airport or close to the Rizal Park. Radical is inside local businesses that have been carefully verified by our team.
Price
We have a flat rate all over the Philippines and it's ₱300 per item of luggage. You won't pay an extra cost if you have a suitcase a bit heavier than usual and if you want to leave it for a few hours or the whole day.
Don't forget to comply with the operating hours of the chosen partner.
Welcome to the Philippines
Although people prefer to go to the Philippines' islands, Manila is worth a visit! The capital city, in fact, has a lot to offer despite its hot and humid climate. Manila has a very long history and has seen a succession of different domains (once a Muslim colony, then dominated by Spaniards, Americans, and Japanese). All these populations have left an indelible mark on the city's architecture.
Better avoid some locations
Before visiting the city, remember to plan your itinerary, because although the most characteristic areas are the most beautiful, they are also quite dangerous areas. To start your tour, we recommend the Ayala Museum, where you'll find modern and multimedia galleries dedicated to Filipino art and culture.
