ATLAirport Guide

Luggage storage

Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport doesn't say where to find luggage storage. What it does publish, and what to do.

More in our guide: Where to Leave a Bag at Atlanta Airport.

What ATL publishes, and what to do

  • Atlanta publishes no left-luggage or locker service. Ask one of its Customer Experience Representatives at the west crossover.
  • Lost and found: Domestic Terminal Atrium, 3rd floor, across from the USO office
  • Baggage services: Bag Services, International Terminal, Int'l Arrivals: 1 (one of 2 listings)

Good to know

  • ATL does not currently run a left luggage or baggage storage office of its own inside the terminals, and the airlines do not advertise general storage.
  • Many airlines allow bag drop several hours before departure, typically at least 2 to 4 hours in advance.
  • Many airport hotels around ATL let registered guests store bags before check-in and after check-out, but some hotels store bags only for current or upcoming guests.
  • Storage services in Downtown and Midtown typically charge a fee per bag per day and require a reservation online or in an app.
  • The airport's terminal map lists Bag Services at International Arrivals and an Oversize Baggage Drop at International Departures. It gives neither one hours, and neither is described as holding bags for later.
  • Stasher is a private booking service that stores bags in approved hotels and shops. Its Atlanta page lists bags from $2.49 a day with a $13,000 guarantee, and shows one storage point in its Atlanta Airport area.
  • Bounce is a private service that lists a storage point it calls Airport District, near Hartsfield-Jackson, open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and priced from $4.95 a day. It lists $10,000 of bag protection per booking and takes bookings in its app.
  • Nannybag is a private service that lists an Atlanta airport location among its partner storage points. It charges $4.80 a day for a small or medium bag and $6.90 a day for a large or odd-sized item, with $10,000 of coverage included.

Sources: Discover Atlanta, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Stasher, Bounce, Nannybag