On our last day, our plane leaves around 6pm. Would you trust https://budapestluggagestorage.com/ with your luggage for a few hours? We've asked our apartment host but I'm not hopeful. Any advice? It's just a few backpacks but still rather not have them. Thanks!
PS I also saw Bounce luggage storage.
I can’t comment on either companies. That said, the Lion’s Locker was highly recommended to us by our Apartment owner. Lion’s Locker was across the street from our Apartment. https://www.lockerbudapest.com/
Lions Locker is a great family owned business. Originally just luggage storage, then coffee and luggage, now coffee, breakfast, brunch and luggage. Arpi (dad), Magi (mom), Agi (daughter), Marci (son) and a staff of a few more will take good care of you.
I will be there in 30 minutes for breakfast.
Later today my son comes into town and we go straight from the airport to Szentendre: the taxi will take his luggage to the Lions Locker so we don't have to drag it around.
Another beautiful day here.
To continue on the above. We got to Szentendre and after the car left I realized I had left my phone on the front seat! Always, carry a few phone numbers in your wallet or purse! I didn't! So, while I had my sons phone, I had no numbers to call. I googled Lions Locker, got a number and told them the car was coming with my son's luggage and with my cell phone; GET IT! They did and the story ends happy.
Totally off topic, if taking the train from Szentendre to Budapest you have to buy the tickets out of a vending machine. You will need to buy two tickets. One ticket to Békásmegyer and a typical metro ticket for the continuation on into your destination in Budapest.
priory_plop0q you are correct. I suspect these places showed up in response to AirBnb rentals.
The Lion's Locker is across the street from when I stayed the last 3 weeks. I noticed they got really, really, busy between 09:00 and 10:30 so if going for breakfast you might want to show up a bit early. The owner, Arpi, likes to say "we are the product" referring to his family that owns and operates the place. His way of saying he sells hospitality and service; and they really do.
Yes, we are in an apartment :) Thank you all for the tips and advice!
