Where Can I Store My Luggage in Las Vegas?

 

Whether in Vegas or someplace else, you might want to store your luggage in a place that is safe, secure, and close enough to where you are at all times. Ideally, people prefer having their luggage stowed away in places near the airport in Vegas since that allows them easy and efficient pickup in the least amount of time. However, finding reliable and affordable luggage storage options near airports isn’t always so easy.

With a Friend

Sure, this is an option—the only condition being you have to have a friend in Vegas. Even if you do, leaving your personal items with a friend—or even with a distant member of the family—is always tricky. You might not feel comfortable about the whole situation, their house might not be anywhere near where you’re staying or going, and you might not want to deal with any of the subsequent issues if something goes missing. Needless to say, this is a case of much ado about nothing, which can possibly end up tarnishing your relationship.

In a Hotel

Of course, the easiest thing to do with your luggage—and the first option that will occur to you, no doubt—is keeping your luggage in a hotel in Vegas. That is what most people do, after all, don’t they? But think about it. Should you keep your luggage in a Vegas hotel if you’re not going to be staying there another day? Should you save your luggage in a hotel and pay an additional day’s fare if you’re going to be out all the time, sightseeing in Vegas? Because as far as Vegas hotel rates go, that would be a waste of money. You can do better than that.

How Do You Do Better Than That?

Instead of wasting your money on a hotel, we think what you should do instead is look for other luggage storage options. You will be able to find lots of affordable options, too. Cubby is one such on-demand baggage storage service that can help you find just the right place to store your bags in Vegas. And don’t worry about the affordability, either; Cubby charges only $5.00 per bag per night and only $3.00 for each additional day. The locations that Cubby offers are completely vetted, have security cameras installed, and also promise you insurance on your luggage.

Sounds like your Vegas vacation just became a lot more affordable. Cubby’s services are offered in multiple cities, including Austin, Dallas, Atlanta, Galveston, Fort Worth, Boston, Houston, Washington D.C., Las Vegas, and San Antonio.

 

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