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There are no luggage lockers inside Madrid Chamartín station that we could find in November 2026. You have three options instead: two 24-hour locker shops about a 5-minute walk away (from €6.90 a day per locker), storage apps with partner shops nearby (from €3.32 a day), or a LUGGit Keeper (Driver). Your Keeper (Driver) meets you in the station concourse and delivers your bags where you need them, from €2 per bag.
Chamartín-Clara Campoamor is Madrid's northern rail hub. High-speed trains (AVE, Avlo, Ouigo and Iryo) leave here for northern Spain, from Galicia and Asturias to the Basque Country, and for the Valencia region. Cercanías line C1 runs to Terminal 4 of the airport, and metro lines 1 and 10 stop underneath. The station handled a record 46.2 million passengers in 2025, and its new main concourse opened on 2 June 2026 after a €560 million rebuild.
Luggage storage at Chamartín: your options compared
Option
Price
Where
Hours
Cover
LUGGit
From €2/bag
Meets you in the main concourse, at the La Premiosa lottery kiosk opposite Track 14
At the time you book
€500 per bag, €1,200 on the Flexible plan
Lock Here Now
€6.90 (M), €10.90 (L), €15.90 (XL) per locker per day
C/ de Esteban Terradas 5, about 400 m from the station
24/7
€500 per locker
Anytime Lockers
€6.90 (M), €10.90 (L), €15.90 (XL) per locker per day
C/ Padre Francisco Palau y Quer 5, about 400 m from the station
24 hours
€500
Bounce
From €3.32/day
Partner restaurants and shops about 8 minutes' walk away
Varies, for example 10am to midnight
€10,000
Radical Storage
From €3.40/bag/day, plus €1.99 per bag fee
Partner shops and hotels around Plaza de Castilla and Castellana
Varies, some 24 hours
€10,000
LuggageHero
€1/hour or €4.90/day, plus €1.60 per bag
Partner shops in the Chamartín area
Varies by shop
Up to US$10,000 per booking
Qeepl
From €3.69/day
Partner shops near the station
Varies by host
€1,000
Stasher
From €1.49/bag/day
No host near the station when we checked; the closest are around Plaza Mayor
Varies by host
€12,000
Lockers and storage apps have the same catch: you walk your bags there, and you walk back to collect them before your train. When your next stop is the airport, your hotel or another station, that round trip is the part LUGGit removes.
How LUGGit works at Chamartín station
LUGGit turns left luggage around. Instead of you carrying bags to a locker, a Keeper (Driver) meets you inside Chamartín station, seals each bag and takes it to a monitored storage facility. Your bags then go to the address and time you chose.
- Book online with Chamartín station as the pickup, plus your delivery address and time.
- Meet your Keeper (Driver) at the meeting point in the main concourse and hand over your bags.
- Your bags are sealed with a numbered tamper-proof tag and taken to a locked, monitored storage facility.
- Get them back at the airport, your hotel or another station, at the time you booked.
Prices start at €2 per bag, and the price per bag drops as you add more. The final price depends on where and when your bags are collected and delivered, so check it on the booking page before you pay. Every bag is insured up to €500, or €1,200 on the Flexible plan.
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Where to meet your Keeper (Driver) at Chamartín
The meeting point is in front of the La Premiosa lottery kiosk (Loterías y Apuestas del Estado) in the main concourse, directly across from the entrance to Track 14. Your Keeper (Driver) calls you on arrival and wears a bright orange LUGGit vest, so you won't need to search for them.
Coming up from the metro (lines 1 and 10) or off a Cercanías train? Follow the signs to the main concourse (vestíbulo principal) and walk towards the high-speed tracks. Getting off a long-distance train, you come out into the same concourse.
Are there lockers inside Chamartín station?
Not that we could find. Seat61, the European rail guide, says there are no lockers at Chamartín. The services announced for the new concourse in June 2026 are seats, vending machines, toilets, phone chargers, information and ticket offices, shops and restaurants. Left luggage is not on that list.
OUIGO, which runs high-speed trains from Chamartín, also sends its passengers to storage outside the station: Lock Here Now on Calle Esteban Terradas, and LUGGit for pickup and delivery. Some older guides still quote station lockers at €3.10 to €5.50, so don't plan around them.
Locker shops near Chamartín station
Two self-service locker shops sit on the west side of the station, towards Paseo de la Castellana, about a 5-minute walk from the concourse. Both open 24 hours a day, you book online and open your locker with a code sent to your phone, and you pay per locker, not per bag.
- Lock Here Now Chamartín, Calle de Esteban Terradas 5: medium locker €6.90 a day (backpacks and small bags), large €10.90 (up to two cabin bags and two small backpacks), extra large €15.90 (up to four cabin bags, or one big suitcase and a backpack). Insurance up to €500 per locker.
- Anytime Lockers Chamartín, Calle del Padre Francisco Palau y Quer 5: the same three sizes at the same prices, €6.90, €10.90 and €15.90 a day, open 24 hours, with insurance up to €500.
A locker suits you best when you'll come back to Chamartín for your next train. If you're heading somewhere else, you'll need to return to the locker first.
Storage apps near Chamartín
Bounce, Radical Storage, LuggageHero, Qeepl and Stasher don't run their own storage rooms. They partner with restaurants, shops and hotels, and you walk your bags to the host. Here's what we found around Chamartín on 13 November 2026:
- Bounce: partner restaurants and shops about 8 minutes' walk from the station, from €3.32 a day, with €10,000 cover. Opening hours vary by host, for example 10am to midnight.
- Radical Storage: hosts around Plaza de Castilla and along the Castellana from €3.40 per bag per day, plus a €1.99 per bag fee at checkout that pays for its €10,000 guarantee.
- LuggageHero: €1 an hour or €4.90 a day, plus a €1.60 service fee per bag, with insurance up to US$10,000 per booking.
- Qeepl: partner shops near the station from €3.69 a day, with €1,000 insurance.
- Stasher: from €1.49 per bag per day, but its map showed no host near Chamartín. The closest were around Plaza Mayor, in the centre of Madrid.
Check the host's closing time before you book. A shop that closes at 10pm sets your deadline, and an evening train or flight can easily run later than that.
Which option fits your plans
Option
Best for
Watch out for
LUGGit
Not coming back to Chamartín: the airport, a hotel or another station is next
Book ahead; costs more than a locker for a quick stop
Locker shops
A few hours in the area before a train from Chamartín
A 5-minute walk each way; you pay per locker, from €6.90
Bounce
The cheapest daily rate close to the station
Hosts are about 8 minutes' walk away and close at night
Radical Storage
Hosts with long hours, some open 24 hours
The €1.99 per bag fee on top of the daily rate
LuggageHero
Short stops of a few hours
The €1.60 per bag fee on top of the hourly rate
Stasher
A cheap daily rate in central Madrid
No host near Chamartín
A few hours in Madrid without your bags
The Santiago Bernabéu, Real Madrid's stadium, is the closest big sight to Chamartín: two stops south on metro line 10, or one Cercanías stop to Nuevos Ministerios. The stadium tour is easier without a suitcase, and the Cuatro Torres skyscrapers stand less than 1 km north-west of the station.
Cercanías lines C3 and C4 run from Chamartín to Sol in about 10 minutes without a change, and the Prado and Retiro Park are a short ride away via Atocha or Recoletos. Here's a check-out day that works without bags:
- 10:00 - Hand your bags to your Keeper (Driver) at Chamartín, with delivery booked to the airport for the evening.
- 10:30 - Cercanías to Sol, then walk to Plaza Mayor and the Royal Palace.
- 14:00 - Lunch in La Latina, then the Prado or Retiro Park.
- 18:00 - Cercanías C1 from Atocha or Chamartín to Terminal 4.
- 19:00 - Collect your bags from your Keeper (Driver) at the terminal meeting point and check in.
Getting from Chamartín to Madrid Airport
Cercanías line C1 runs from Chamartín to Aeropuerto T4 in about 15 minutes. A single ticket costs €2.60, and Aena says the ride is free if you hold an AVE high-speed ticket connecting with a flight. Works on the line changed its frequency several times in 2026, so check the day's timetable on Renfe before you go.
The train only stops at Terminal 4. For Terminals 1, 2 and 3, take the free shuttle bus between terminals. If you'd rather not haul suitcases through the station and onto the shuttle, book LUGGit to collect your bags at Chamartín and meet you at your terminal. 👉 Our Madrid Airport luggage storage guide covers the airport's own left-luggage desks.
Practical tips
- Don't count on lockers inside the station. We found none after the 2026 rebuild; plan on the shops outside or a pickup.
- Keep passports, medicine and chargers with you. Whichever option you choose, you won't have your bags until the pickup time.
- Book ahead on Bernabéu match days. The stadium is one Cercanías stop away, and the area around it and Plaza de Castilla gets busy before kick-off.
- Leave time for the concourse. Chamartín has 25 through tracks now, and the walk from the metro to the far high-speed platforms takes a few minutes with luggage.
- Compare the total, not the headline price. Radical Storage and LuggageHero add a fee per bag, and lockers charge per locker.
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Related guides
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Luggage storage at Madrid Atocha station - Lockers near Atocha, the LUGGit meeting point and how to get to the airport.
Luggage storage at Madrid Airport (MAD) - Left-luggage desks in Terminals 1, 2 and 4, with prices.
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Frequently asked questions
Are there luggage lockers at Madrid Chamartín station?
We found none inside the station in November 2026. The old lockers went during the rebuild, and the services listed for the new concourse don't include left luggage. The closest lockers are Lock Here Now and Anytime Lockers, both about a 5-minute walk away, open 24 hours, from €6.90 a day per locker.
Where can I leave my luggage near Chamartín station?
Lock Here Now (Calle de Esteban Terradas 5) and Anytime Lockers (Calle del Padre Francisco Palau y Quer 5) have self-service lockers about 400 m from the station. Bounce, Radical Storage, LuggageHero and Qeepl have partner shops nearby. LUGGit meets you inside the station, at the La Premiosa lottery kiosk opposite Track 14.
How much does luggage storage cost at Chamartín?
Locker shops charge €6.90, €10.90 or €15.90 a day per locker, depending on size. Storage apps start at €3.32 a day with Bounce, €3.40 plus a €1.99 fee with Radical Storage, and €4.90 a day plus €1.60 with LuggageHero. LUGGit starts at €2 per bag, including pickup and delivery.
Can LUGGit collect my bags at Chamartín and take them to the airport?
Yes. Chamartín station is one of LUGGit's Madrid meeting points. Hand your bags to your Keeper (Driver) in the main concourse and have them delivered to Madrid Airport, your hotel or Atocha station at the time you choose. Every bag is insured up to €500, or €1,200 on the Flexible plan.
How do I get from Chamartín to Madrid Airport?
Cercanías line C1 runs from Chamartín to Terminal 4 in about 15 minutes, and a single ticket costs €2.60. For Terminals 1, 2 and 3, change to the free shuttle bus at T4. Check Renfe's timetable on the day, as works changed C1 frequencies in 2026.
