SeoulLuggage
Built on official Seoul Open Data

Store your luggage near any Seoul subway station

Find coin lockers near you — inside almost every Seoul subway station. Real locations, which exit, sizes and prices, from official Seoul data.

11
Areas
43
Locker spots
1,149
Lockers

Map

Popular areas

Tap an area to see every locker spot, which exit it is at, sizes and prices.

How it works

  1. 1
    Pick your station

    Choose from popular tourist areas across Seoul.

  2. 2
    Check size, price & availability

    See real coin-locker sizes, fees and how many are free right now.

  3. 3
    Drop your bags & explore

    Travel light — official lockers are right at the station, no detour needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I store luggage near me in Seoul?

Wherever you are in Seoul, the nearest coin lockers are almost always inside the closest subway station — 300+ stations have them. This site finds the locker spots near any station, with sizes, prices and how many are free right now, across 11 areas.

How much does luggage storage cost in Seoul?

Seoul Metro coin lockers (T-Locker) cost about ₩2,200 (small) to ₩4,400 (large) for the first 4 hours, plus an hourly extension. Staffed offices charge per bag, per day.

Can foreigners use Seoul subway coin lockers?

Yes — the screen supports English, Japanese and Chinese and no ID is required. Official payment options are credit card, bank transfer and mobile carrier billing; the last two need a Korean account, and a foreign-issued card is not guaranteed at every unit, so keep a backup.

Will a 28-inch suitcase fit in a Seoul coin locker?

A large locker is 50×90×60 cm inside. Suitcase sizes vary by brand even at the same inch size, so measure yours — wheels and handle included — and check it against each station page.

Is there 24-hour or overnight luggage storage in Seoul?

Coin lockers run during station hours (roughly first to last train) and can usually be kept overnight for an added daily fee. For true 24-hour access or oversized items, use a staffed storage office.

How do I pay for a Seoul coin locker?

The official options are credit card, bank transfer and mobile carrier billing (the T-Locker app can also reserve and pay). After you pay, a one-time PIN appears — enter it on the locker within about 3 minutes to open the door.

Coin locker or staffed luggage storage — which should I choose?

Coin lockers are cheapest and self-service, best for bags and standard suitcases. Choose a staffed office (T-Luggage) for oversized items, many bags, or same-day delivery to your hotel or the airport.

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