How to manage/store luggage for an afternoon in Hong Kong?

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I contacted the hosts that my girlfriend and I will be staying with in Hong Kong next week, and I discovered that our flight will be getting in several hours before they will be ready for us to check in.

Specifically, our flight gets in at 12, but they will not be ready until 17.

That leaves about 5 hours during which we'll have to cart around or otherwise manage or store our luggage before we will have a place to drop it off.

Are there places/activities we can go to where having luggage with us won't be unmanageable, or is there somewhere (preferably close to the airport) where we can rent storage space for a few hours?

We will each have a medium-sized suitcase (approx. 30cm x 75cm x 1m) and a carry on (backpack).






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How do you store luggage for a few hours?

Here are four options to consider when you need to ditch your bags for a few hours so you can see some sights.
  • Airports. Some larger airports have a luggage-storage facility. ...
  • Train Stations. ...
  • Hotels. ...
  • Department Stores, Dry Cleaners, Cafes, Bars.


  • How do I store my luggage?

    7 Creative Ways to Store Your Luggage, Suitcases, and Carry-on Bags
  • Store luggage under your bed. ...
  • Store your carry-on inside a suitcase. ...
  • Use your luggage to store other stuff. ...
  • Store your suitcases on a high shelf in your closet or garage. ...
  • Turn your suitcase into a shoe rack. ...
  • Hang your luggage from sturdy hooks or pegs.


  • Where can I keep my luggage before check in?

    Here are the most common options you have to leave your luggage while traveling:
    • Lockers at transit stations. ...
    • Check with a local hotel. ...
    • Luggage store services. ...
    • Cloakrooms of museums or galleries you're visiting. ...
    • Ask your host. ...
    • Price. ...
    • Location. ...
    • Locker sizes.


    Where do you leave your bags on a long layover?

    If you have an extremely long layover, you might want to ditch the airport and go explore the city, but dragging luggage along with you can make for a cumbersome exploration. Luckily, most airports have a left luggage service where for a fee bags can be stored at the airport and retrieved before a flight.



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