Luggage Storage in Hong Kong: Airport, Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok & Kwun Tong (2026 Guide)

Short answer: The two most reliable ways to leave your bags in Hong Kong are the 24-hour-ish staffed baggage storage at the airport (Terminal 1, arrivals level) and storage points around the city — there are spots near the MTR stations in Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok and Kwun Tong. City storage is priced per bag, by the hour or by the day, and rates change and aren’t always posted online, so for anything that moves I’ve linked the official page so you can confirm before you go.

This guide is organised by district — jump to wherever you are (or wherever you’re heading).

At the airport — Terminal 1 baggage storage

Just landed, or facing a late flight on your last day? The simplest option is to stash everything at the airport.

Where: Terminal 1 (T1), Arrival Hall A, Arrivals Level (L5), non-restricted area, operated by S.F. Express (Hong Kong).
Hours: 05:30–01:30 daily (as of 2026-06, per the Hong Kong International Airport official site).
Price: a standard item (≤30 kg, total dimensions ≤199 cm) is HK$14 per hour or HK$165 per day, charged at whichever is lower within any 24-hour period; oversize/overweight costs extra (as of 2026-06, per the airport site).
Payment: on collection — cash, Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay, Alipay, WeChat Pay, Apple Pay, Samsung Pay.
Note: items left over 30 days are treated as unclaimed. Enquiries: S.F. Express baggage desk +852 2261 0110 (05:30–01:30).

Rates and locations occasionally change — confirm on the official airport page before you store.

Airport Express in-town — Hong Kong & Kowloon Stations

If you ride the Airport Express into town, Hong Kong Station and Kowloon Station offer in-town check-in and related baggage handling — useful when you want to get into the city before dealing with your bags. Current availability and fees should be checked on MTR’s official page: at the time of writing MTR’s site blocked automated fetching and third-party figures disagree with each other, so rather than print a number that might be wrong, here’s the source — MTR Airport Express services.

By district — Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok & Kwun Tong

Most Hong Kong MTR stations don’t have public coin lockers, so in the city you’ll mostly use shop-based storage points. lalalocker has partner points in these districts — check the live map, opening hours and current price online:

Tsim Sha Tsui — Harbour City, the Avenue of Stars and Temple Street night market are all walkable, so it’s a great place to drop bags before exploring the waterfront. There’s a storage point near MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station.
Mong Kok / Langham Place — Ladies’ Market, Sneaker Street and the Langham Place crowds make suitcases a real pain. There are points near Mong Kok Station, Mong Kok Station Exit E2, and Mong Kok East Station.
Kwun Tong — handy for East Kowloon offices and exhibitions; there’s a point near MTR Kwun Tong Station.
Tai Wo Hau — on the Tsuen Wan line, with a point near MTR Tai Wo Hau Station Exit B.

Heading to Yau Ma Tei? We don’t have a partner point in Yau Ma Tei right now — but it sits right between Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui, so a short walk or one stop either way gets you to a storage point. For exact addresses, hours and today’s price, see the live page:

→ Hong Kong luggage storage points (lalalocker) — book online, from about HK$40/day depending on the point (as of 2026-06).

Mall lockers — they exist, but they change

Several big Hong Kong malls (Times Square, Langham Place, Harbour City, Citygate, etc.) have offered coin/electronic lockers over the years, but whether they’re there, until when, and how much, varies and changes often. Rather than copy a number that may be stale, ask at the mall’s information/concierge desk on arrival — or use a storage point above. For most travellers, the airport counter plus a city storage point cover everything.

A smart Hong Kong luggage plan

Arrive early / leave late: stash your bag at the airport and explore Victoria Harbour hands-free on day one or your last day.
A day of city shopping: drop bags in whichever district you’re in (Tsim Sha Tsui / Mong Kok / Kwun Tong) before braving the Ladies’ Market.
Day trip to Macau or the mainland: store the big bags before you go and cross light.

FAQ

Is there 24-hour luggage storage at Hong Kong airport? The staffed storage counter is in Terminal 1, Arrivals Level (L5), and runs 05:30–01:30 daily (not fully 24 hours), operated by S.F. Express. Confirm the exact location and rate on the official airport page.

How much does it cost to store a bag at Hong Kong airport? A standard item is HK$14/hour or HK$165/day, whichever is lower within a 24-hour period; oversize/overweight costs extra (as of 2026-06, per the airport site).

Are there coin lockers in the MTR stations? Most Hong Kong MTR stations have no public coin lockers. In the city you mostly use shop-based storage points (see the districts above), or — if you’re on the Airport Express — the services at Hong Kong / Kowloon Station.

Where can I store luggage in Tsim Sha Tsui or Mong Kok? Both districts have storage points near their MTR stations; see addresses, hours and today’s price on lalalocker’s Hong Kong page.

Is there storage in Yau Ma Tei? Not currently a partner point; Yau Ma Tei is between Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui, so walk or ride one stop to a storage point either way.

Prices and hours change. The figures above were checked against the linked official/operator pages in June 2026 — always confirm the current rate before you store.