About This Site
This site is an independent guide to luggage storage in Paris. It holds no bags and runs no facilities. Every storage point covered here belongs to the Radical Storage network, a company that pays this site a fee when a reader reserves through one of its links. That fee never changes what a reader pays, and it is why the network is named openly on every page.
What Gets Compared Here, And Why
The comparison exists because of a gap most visitors hit on arrival day. French mainline stations removed or heavily restricted their coin lockers after the 2015-2016 security measures, and hotel check-in sits hours after a morning TGV or Eurostar arrival. A traveller standing in a concourse with a suitcase and a free afternoon needs a straight answer about where it can go. These pages give it, station by station and district by district.
Prices come first, because the advertised rate is not the whole price. Radical Storage's Paris rate is EUR 3.90 per bag per day, and a EUR 1.99 per-bag fee is added at checkout. One bag for one day works out at EUR 5.89 on those published figures. The fee is charged once per bag and does not scale with nights, so three days with one bag comes to EUR 13.69. Quoting the day rate alone understates a one-day booking by about a third.
Protection gets careful wording too. The Radical Storage Guarantee carries a EUR 10,000 headline figure, but its own terms cap payment at EUR 3,000 per claim, and clause 9.2.2 states the guarantee is not a contract of insurance. A reader deciding whether to leave a laptop in a stored bag needs the cap, not the headline, so both figures appear together every time the guarantee comes up on this site.
The comparison here is deliberately blunt. Radical Storage's Paris rate is EUR 3.90 per bag per day, and a EUR 1.99 per-bag fee is added at checkout, so one bag for one day comes to EUR 5.89. SNCF still runs station consignes at some mainline terminals, and those are a real alternative with their own published prices and their own limits, which SNCF warns can include full capacity at busy times. Neither option is the only answer, and this guide states each one's real cost and real drawbacks side by side, including the hours a given storage point actually keeps.
What A Bag Really Costs: The Day Rate Plus The Fee
Radical Storage advertises storage from EUR 1.90 a day, but that figure is a global marketing floor. Across the Paris location cards this site's research counted, the overwhelming majority show EUR 3.90, with a small cluster at EUR 1.90 around Bercy and a handful at EUR 5. A reader planning a budget should work from EUR 3.90 plus the EUR 1.99 fee, and treat anything cheaper as a find rather than an expectation.
| Every price on this site pairs the EUR 3.90 per bag per day rate with the EUR 1.99 per-bag checkout fee, because the day rate alone is not what a reader pays at booking. | The Radical Storage Guarantee is quoted with both its figures: EUR 10,000 as the headline and EUR 3,000 as the per-claim cap in clause 9.4 of the terms. It is never called insurance here, because Radical Storage's own clause 9.2.2 says it is not a contract of insurance. A reader weighing whether to leave valuables in a stored bag gets the cap, not the marketing number. |
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| Ratings and review counts | Neither Paris airport has a Radical Storage point. The Charles de Gaulle and Orly pages on Radical Storage's site exist but list no bookable locations, and this site states that plainly wherever airports come up rather than letting a reader assume a terminal drop-off exists. The nearest practical option is a storage point at a mainline station. |
| Prices | Opening hours come from each storage point's own published record and are never generalised. Hours are often ordinary shop hours, and they differ from point to point even within the same station area. No page here claims continuous access, and a point whose hours are not published is described honestly rather than given a guessed schedule. |
| Booking and cancellation | Ratings shown on these pages belong to Radical Storage, collected through its own booking process, and are attributed to it. A location with no rating yet is described as having none. This site runs no survey, claims no rating of its own, and never attaches review counts to a name they did not come from. |
| Opening hours | Pricing is stated in full, never as a headline number alone. The day rate most Paris points charge is EUR 3.90 per bag, and Radical Storage adds a EUR 1.99 per-bag fee at checkout, so one bag for one day comes to EUR 5.89 and three days with one bag to EUR 13.69, because the fee is charged once per bag rather than per night. The Radical Storage Guarantee is described exactly as their terms describe it: a guarantee up to EUR 10,000, capped at EUR 3,000 per claim, and not a contract of insurance. If a figure is not published, this guide says so instead of guessing. |
| The Radical Storage Guarantee | This site owns no storage facility and holds no bags. Every point named on these pages is a Radical Storage partner location, run by the hotel, shop or cafe behind it. The more than 350 Paris location pages in Radical Storage's sitemap are the inventory, and where Radical Storage's own advertised count differs, the difference is attributed rather than repeated as fact. |
Three Rules Every Page Follows
How This Site Makes Money
This site sells nothing and holds no bags. It earns a fee when a reader reserves through a Radical Storage link, and that is the only money involved. Every storage point recommended here is a Radical Storage partner business, a hotel, shop or cafe, and none of them is owned or operated by this site. The fee never tilts a comparison: where the SNCF consigne at a mainline station is the better answer on price or location, the page says so plainly.
That payment does not buy favourable coverage. SNCF consignes at the mainline stations are described with their real prices and their real limits, including the queues SNCF itself warns can fill capacity. Radical Storage points get the same treatment: their hours vary by location, often matching ordinary shop hours, and the EUR 1.99 checkout fee is stated every single time a price is quoted. And where Radical Storage has no storage point at all, as at Charles de Gaulle and Orly, this guide says so plainly and points to the nearest station cluster instead.
Money shapes nothing else on these pages. A storage point with no rating yet is described as having no rating. The EUR 10,000 Radical Storage Guarantee headline always appears beside its EUR 3,000 per-claim cap, because a reader leaving a laptop in a bag needs the cap, not the headline. Where research could not verify a claim, no claim is made: no theft rates, no bag weight limits, no invented walking times (see Airport Bag Rates).