What luggage storage really costs in Morocco in 2026 (and why the station is not an option)

The question comes up on every Morocco travel forum, and the answers are nearly always wrong. No, there are no lockers at the station. No, it is not free. And no, the options are not interchangeable — it depends entirely on whether you need three hours or three days. Here are the real 2026 numbers, including the ones that do not flatter us. Short answer Budget 36 to 59 MAD per bag per day (roughly £2.80 to £4.50) for organised luggage storage in Morocco. Under five hours, hourly pricing almost always beats a day rate. And in most Moroccan cities the real question is not the price — it is whether any point exists at all. The five real options in Morocco There are not fifteen. Strip out the ones that exist only on paper and you are left with these: Your hotel or riad. Free if you are sleeping there that night, usually refused otherwise. It is the best option when it applies — no point paying for something you already have. The BoxSpot partner network. Hourly pricing capped at a day rate, across a dozen Moroccan cities. International platforms — Nannybag, Radical Storage, Stasher, LuggageHero. Flat day rate in euros or dollars, present only in Casablanca and Marrakech. The Supratours desk at Casa-Voyageurs. The only genuine bag desk in a Moroccan station, open during agency hours. The café across the road. Free, friendly, no record and no proof of drop-off. At your own risk. What each option costs, by duration Per bag, converted into dirhams so the numbers are comparable. International platforms charge in euros or dollars, so your card conversion fee — typically 1 to 3 per cent — sits on top of the advertised price. Duration BoxSpot Intl. platforms Cheapest 2 hours36 MAD4 h minimum40 to 45 MADfull dayBoxSpot 4 hours36 MAD40 to 45 MADBoxSpot 6 hours54 MAD40 to 45 MADPlatforms Full day59 MAD40 to 45 MADPlatforms 3 days137 MAD120 to 135 MADAbout equal Let us say it plainly: over a full day, the international platforms are slightly cheaper than we are. Our pricing is built for short stays — the few hours between a check-out and a train, between one ferry and the next. That is where it wins, and the daily cap means running late never costs you full price. But that table misses the point, and the point is geographic. City by city: who actually exists A platform can rank beautifully for a city page without holding a single address there. Checked in August 2026, here is where each one genuinely has locations: City International platforms BoxSpot CasablancaWell coveredYes MarrakechWell coveredYes AgadirOne platform onlyYes TangierNo real addressYes, several points RabatNo real addressYes Fez, Tétouan, Témara, BouskouraNoneYes The myth of station left luggage This is the most stubborn belief of all, kept alive by forum threads copied from one year to the next. The 2026 reality: ONCF stations do not run a left-luggage service. Not Tangier-Ville, not Rabat-Ville, not Rabat-Agdal, not Marrakech. The single exception is the Supratours desk at Casa-Voyageurs, which takes bags during agency hours — a manual service, handy if your train leaves the same day, useless if you land early or depart late. There is nothing peculiarly Moroccan about this: for security reasons, many rail networks closed their automated left-luggage lockers in the 2000s and never reopened them. Careful: those yellow lockers are not left luggage In several Moroccan stations and shopping centres you will pass automated lockers installed by delivery operators. These are parcel lockers, sized for an e-commerce box and tied to a shipment. They take neither suitcases nor travel bags, and they are not designed for a traveller dropping something off for a few hours. The name is confusing; the use case is entirely different. How to choose in thirty seconds Sleeping there tonight, or just checked out? Ask the hotel. It is free — stop reading here. Under five hours? Take hourly pricing. Do not pay for a whole day to cover a connection. Several days in Casablanca or Marrakech? Compare — day rates there are competitive. Anywhere else in Morocco? Price stops being the question. Check that a point exists at all, and what time it closes. Whichever you pick, insist on two things: proof of drop-off (a QR code, a ticket, a time-stamped photo) and a written closing time. A bag left behind a counter with no record is a verbal promise, not a service. See the real prices near you Exact address, opening hours and price shown before you pay, across a dozen Moroccan cities. Find luggage storage in Morocco