Luggage Storage in Da Nang & Hoi An: Where to Drop Your Bags

Early flight in, late checkout, or a day trip with nowhere to leave your suitcase? Here’s every safe place to store luggage in Da Nang and Hoi An — and what each one costs.

Updated June 2026
At a glance

Da Nang, in the cityApp storage (Radical, Nannybag, Stasher) ≈ US$2.50–5 / bag / day
Da Nang AirportTerminal 2 left-luggage counter ≈ 78,000 VND (~$3) / bag, daytime
Hoi AnAlmost always your hotel/homestay — usually free
Checkout & flyLuggage delivery service to the airport
Book/payOnline (apps) or cash on the spot; bring small VND notes
A cyclo on a pedestrian street in Hoi An Ancient Town, easy to explore without bags
Drop your bags first and Hoi An’s Ancient Town is yours to wander, hands free.

1. The short answer

In Da Nang, the easiest paid option is an app-based storage shop (Radical Storage, Nannybag, Stasher) for roughly US$3–5 a bag per day; Da Nang Airport also has a staffed left-luggage counter in Terminal 2 for about 78,000 VND a bag. In Hoi An there’s no storage chain — but your hotel or homestay will almost always hold your bags, usually for free.

Quick guide to picking:

  • Gap before check-in or after checkout, same hotel? Just ask reception — they store bags as a matter of course, no charge.
  • Day trip, or hours to kill in Da Nang city? Book a storage shop near the beach or centre in the app; pay per bag per day.
  • Long layover at the airport between flights? Use the Terminal 2 counter so you don’t leave the airport.
  • Last day in Hoi An but an evening flight? A luggage delivery service can take your bags to the airport while you enjoy the day.
💡 You rarely need to pay at all if you’re staying nearby — hotels in both cities hold luggage before check-in and after checkout for free. Paid storage is for the in-between moments.

2. When you’ll actually need it

Storage is one of those things you don’t think about until you’re standing on a hot street corner with a suitcase. The classic moments:

  • Early arrival: you land at 8 a.m. but can’t check in until 2 p.m.
  • Late checkout: room’s gone at noon, flight’s not until 9 p.m.
  • Day trips: heading to Map Ba Na Hills, Map My Son or Hue and you don’t want a bag along — see our best day trips from Da Nang.
  • Beach or pool day: a last swim at Map My Khe before a night flight.
  • Switching cities or motorbiking: riding the Hai Van Pass light, then collecting bags later.
  • Long airport layover: a 6-hour connection is far nicer without your bags.

3. Da Nang: app-based storage shops

Da Nang’s most flexible option is the storage-app model. Networks like Radical Storage, Nannybag and Stasher partner with hotels, cafes, mini-marts and shops that hold your bag in a secure back room. They cluster exactly where travellers need them: along the My Khe / An Thuong beach strip, around Han Market and the Dragon Bridge on the riverfront, and in the central Hai Chau district (you’ll find partner spots on streets like Lê Ấm and Lê Đình Lý).

The prices sit close together, per bag per day:

  • Stasher — from about $2.49
  • Nannybag — from about $3.40
  • Radical Storage — about $5, with optional damage/loss cover from €1.75 a bag

How it works, start to finish:

  1. Open the app and search “Da Nang” — it maps the partner shops near you with prices and hours.
  2. Book and pay online for the number of bags and the dates; you get a confirmation and a code.
  3. Drop the bag at the shop, show the code, and they tag and store it.
  4. Collect it any time before closing with the same code.

Why travellers like it over a random shop: the price is fixed and shown up front, a spot is guaranteed because you booked it, the bag is insured, and partners keep long hours (many open late). Booking online is also cheaper than walking in cold.

Basing in Da Nang? Our complete Da Nang travel guide and the where to stay in Da Nang guide map out the neighbourhoods where these storage spots cluster.

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💡 Photograph your bag and the storage code/receipt when you drop it. It speeds up collection and settles any mix-up on the spot.
Inside the terminal at Da Nang International Airport
Da Nang Airport’s Terminal 2 has a staffed left-luggage counter for long layovers.

4. Da Nang Airport: the left-luggage counter

Flying through Da Nang International Airport Map with hours to spare? Terminal 2 (the international terminal) has a staffed left-luggage counter. Daytime storage (from drop-off until late evening, around 22:50) runs about 78,000 VND per bag — roughly US$3.

It’s the right call for a long layover or an early arrival before you head out, because you never leave the airport. The counter is in Terminal 2 (international); Terminal 1 (domestic) has fewer services, so for a domestic connection a city storage shop or your onward hotel is often easier. For a full day in the city, the city apps are usually cheaper and better placed than the airport counter too. New to the airport? Our Da Nang airport guide covers transfers, SIMs and the arrivals routine.

⚠️ The airport counter is daytime only (roughly until 22:50) — it’s not a 24-hour locker. If your connection runs overnight, store in the city or keep the bag with you.

5. Hoi An: your hotel is the answer

Here’s the honest truth for Hoi An: there’s no Radical/Bounce storage network in town, and you don’t need one. Practically every hotel, homestay and villa will hold your luggage — before check-in, after checkout, or for a whole day trip — and almost always for free. It’s completely normal to ask, even hours after you’ve checked out; reception will tag it and put it in a back room or locked store.

The common scenarios and where to drop the bag:

  • Day trip to My Son or the beach: leave it at your hotel and walk out light — no charge, no app.
  • Arriving early by sleeper bus from Hue or the south: buses drop near the Map Ancient Town; if your room isn’t ready, the hotel still takes the bag.
  • Between two stays, or just exploring before a night bus out: tour offices and cafes along Tran Phu and Nguyen Thai Hoc will mind a bag for a small tip.

Your accommodation is the simplest, safest bet — pick somewhere central and this is never an issue. Our where to stay in Hoi An guide helps you choose, and the full Hoi An travel guide covers the rest.

6. Checkout-and-fly: luggage delivery to the airport

One neat trick for your last day: a luggage delivery service. You check out in the morning, the service collects your bags from your Hoi An or Da Nang hotel, and delivers them to Da Nang Airport for your evening flight — so you spend the day at the beach or the Ancient Town with nothing to carry.

It costs more than parking a bag in a storage shop, but for a hands-free final day before a long-haul flight, many travellers find it worth it. Most Hoi An hotels and tour desks can arrange it — book the day before, and confirm the pickup window and that the quote covers all your bags. If you’d rather just stash a bag for a few hours, the Da Nang storage apps above are the cheaper, simpler choice.

An Bang Beach near Hoi An at golden hour
Store the suitcases in town and spend a free last day at An Bang Beach.

7. Prices at a glance

OptionTypical priceWhereBest for
Da Nang app storage$2.50–5 / bag / dayShops near beach & centreDay trips, pre-check-in gap
Da Nang Airport counter~78,000 VND ($3) / bag, daytimeTerminal 2Long layover, between flights
Hotel / homestayUsually freeYour accommodationLate checkout, day-trippers
Luggage deliveryVaries (book online)Hoi An / Da Nang → airportHands-free last day before a flight

Prices are per bag per day and were checked in June 2026. Storage apps add optional insurance (around €1.75 a bag) if you want extra peace of mind.

8. Smart tips & safety

  • Photograph the bag and the receipt/tag when you drop it — instant proof at pickup.
  • Keep valuables on you. Passport, cash, electronics and medication ride in your day bag, never in stored luggage.
  • Note the closing/collection time. City shops and the airport counter both close in the evening — set a phone alarm.
  • Carry small VND notes for cash payments and the airport counter; not every spot takes cards.
  • Book ahead on busy dates (Tet, summer weekends, festivals) when central spots fill up.
  • Confirm hotel storage is secured, not just left in a lobby corner — most use a locked room; ask if unsure.
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Storing luggage in Da Nang & Hoi An: FAQ

Q. Where can I store luggage in Da Nang?
Three easy options: an app-based storage shop (Radical Storage, Nannybag, Stasher) for about $3–5 a bag per day, the staffed left-luggage counter in Terminal 2 of Da Nang Airport (~78,000 VND/bag, daytime), or your hotel, which will usually hold bags free before check-in and after checkout.
Q. Is there luggage storage at Da Nang Airport?
Yes. Terminal 2 (international) has a staffed left-luggage counter. Daytime storage until about 22:50 costs roughly 78,000 VND per bag (~US$3). It’s not a 24-hour locker, so it won’t cover an overnight layover.
Q. Where do I store luggage in Hoi An?
Your hotel or homestay — there’s no storage chain in Hoi An, but accommodations hold bags before check-in, after checkout and during day trips, almost always for free. A few tour offices near the Ancient Town will also mind a bag for a small tip.
Q. How much does luggage storage cost?
City storage apps run about US$2.50–5 per bag per day. The Da Nang Airport counter is around 78,000 VND (~$3) per bag for daytime storage. Hotel storage in both cities is usually free.
Q. Can my hotel hold my bags after I check out?
Yes — this is standard in both Da Nang and Hoi An. Just ask reception; they’ll tag your bag and store it, typically at no charge, even if you collect it hours later before a night flight.
Q. Is it safe to leave luggage in storage?
Generally yes. App-based services keep bags in staffed back rooms and include insurance against loss or damage. Still, always keep your passport, cash and electronics with you, and photograph your bag and receipt when you drop it.
Q. Can I store bags for a day trip from Da Nang?
Absolutely — it’s a common reason to use storage. Leave your suitcase at a city storage shop or your hotel and travel light to Ba Na Hills, My Son or Hue, then collect it on the way back.
Q. What is a luggage delivery service?
A service that collects your bags from your Hoi An or Da Nang hotel after checkout and delivers them to Da Nang Airport for your flight, so your last day is hands-free. It costs more than plain storage but is popular before long-haul departures.
Q. Do I need to book luggage storage in advance?
For app-based city storage it’s worth booking ahead so you know a spot exists, especially on busy dates. Hotel storage and the airport counter you can simply use on the day.
Q. Can I pay by card for luggage storage?
Storage apps are paid online by card. The airport counter and some local shops prefer cash, so carry small Vietnamese đồng notes just in case.
Q. Is there 24-hour luggage storage in Da Nang?
Some city storage partners keep long hours, but the airport counter is daytime only. For an overnight need, choose a city storage shop with late hours or keep the bag with you — confirm closing times when you book.

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