SCHWARTZ LUGGAGE STORAGE - MINIPOST

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Penn Station - Times Square Port Autority Luggage Storage       270 w 36 Sth St. Walk-Ins Welcome. 36th St Corner 8th Ave GROUND FLOOR Close to MSG, Penn Station (West Side) & Port Authority A.C.E. Subway stop, Now Open: 24 Hours

* GENERAL INFO*

Available by. Day . Week . Month

Open Everyday at 357 w 376th st included Major Holidays.

* * * Luggage Forwarding also Available * * * 

After Hour Service available by reservation only please e-mail us or call.

 Please Note: ID Required for all Services

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Directions in Manhattan to 36th st location
(to 355 w 36th st. between 8th ave and 9th ave. middle of the block)
From Penn Station: (5 min walk) walk out the 8th Ave exit. turn right to 36th st. turn left.
From Port Authority: (5 min walk) walk out to 8th ave. turn right to 36th st. turn right.
From Times square: (10 min walk) walk down to 8th ave. turn left to 36th st. turn right.
From Grand Central: (15 min walk) walk down 42nd st to 8th Ave. as above.  taxi fare is approximately $7 (recommended with luggage).
From Empire State Building: (10 min walk) walk down 34th st to 8th ave. turn right to 36th st. turn left.
From Ship Terminal: Taxi recommended, fare is approximately $6.
By Subway: (3 min walk) the A.C.E. line stops at 8th ave. corner 35th st.

Store your Luggage and get a FREE Official NYC Visitor Guide 
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* * * Schwartz Travel Services * * * 
Midtown Manhattan Luggage Storage, Baggage Storage, Luggage Forwarding, Lockers, Coat Check, NYC Tiny Self Storage. Available Daily, Weekly, Monthly. We Sell Luggage. Close to NY Penn Station, NYC Port Authority Bus Terminal, Empire State Building, Madison Square Garden, Times Square, Javits Center, B&H Photo & Video, Grand Central Terminal, Cruise Ship Terminals, Sightseeing pick-up areas, Midtown Hotels, Museums, Restaurants, Shopping Areas and more. Short-term Luggage Storage or Long-Term Luggage Storage. We are Schwartz Travel Zone aka Schwartz Luggage Storage (SCHLUS). also providing Airport Trips from midtown manhattan to JFK Airport. Midtown Manhattan to LGA Airport. Midtown Manhattan to Newark International Airport. we share taxi so you pay less. we also sell new Luggage. Schwartz Luggage NYC. Sales. Shipping. Storage Organizing.

* * * LOWEST PRICES * * *
Daily Storage Price: $7 - $10 each bag. $10 maximum per day per luggage.
Monthly Luggage Storage / Lockers: $5 per day per Luggage or Locker... compared to others - Airports, Hotels etc - where you pay $12 to $16 per day for the same service (no monthly rates available), and we are conveniently located in the heart of Manhattan... WOW.

* * * Pick-Up and Delivery * * *
For an extra charge, ($50 Minimum) we will pick-up and deliver your luggage at any midtown location . Contact us for details.




Please find all general information on this web page, you do NOT need to call customer service for reservations. 

For all your comments or complaints please contact our General Manager Mr. Joe Black either by e-mail or on his cell.


e-mail: 
Customer Sevice:  212.290.2626
Manager Cell:  845.629.0713

“Penn Station Luggage Storage” at 355 West 36^th St. bet 8^th and 9^th Ave
“Grand Central Luggage Storage” at 34 w 46^th St. bet 5^th and 6^th Ave
they can be reached at 212-290-2626 or by visiting www.schwartztravel.com

Most of Manhattan's finer hotels have a luggage storage room. If your hotel does not store luggage, you might ask the concierge of a nearby one that does. You might also find that a generous tip can possibly help find you a solution if the hotel clerk hasn't got an answer. However, less expensive hotels might not be of any help at all, at which point you need to consider other options.

On a similar note, if you just stepped off a cruise ship and have eight hours before your flight, what to do? If you are the persuasive sort and well-dressed, you likely could store your luggage at a four-star hotel simply by approaching the concierge. Again, a generous tip would be in order, in addition to any fee the hotel might charge.

A mention of places that currently do NOT store luggage: The Port Authority Bus Terminal; LaGuardia Airport; and Newark Airport. Advance airline check-in does not function here as it does in some European countries, whereby your luggage can be delivered to the airline 24 hours in advance. Thus, an early trip to the airport would be a waste of time anyhow. Some foreign carriers do make special arrangements for their first-class passengers; inquire of the airline.

Although JFK airport does have two luggage storage facilities, unless you intend to fly into JFK and fly out again from JFK, it's a waste of your time to travel so far just to store your luggage. This service is most useful if you have just arrived after a long-haul international flight and have a day to spend before your onward connection. At the Terminal 4 Arrivals area, the facility operates 24 hours per day, and charges $4.00 to $16.00 per day depending on the size of your luggage. For more information, phone (718) 751-4020. The facility in Terminal 1, located near Alitalia and Olympic Airlines in the Arrivals area, operates from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM, also charges $4.00 to $16.00 per day depending on the size of your luggage. For more information, phone (718) 751-2947.

Pennsylvania Station does store luggage, but the facility can be hard to find. Do ask a uniformed Amtrak employee for assistance at the station if you have difficulty finding it. Generally, you need to be able to present a train ticket to use this service, but not always. Costs are moderate. This option is most useful if you intend to travel via Amtrak, or if you will take NJ Transit/AirTrain to Newark Airport.

Due to heightened security concerns, museums are now more reluctant to store big items. Certainly if you arrive with three suitcases you will have an extremely difficult time convincing the museum staff to accept your luggage. But one medium-sized backpack or suitcase with wheels and carrying handle might be perfectly acceptable. Usually museums store luggage for free.

You might also try the coat check facility of a well-known restaurant, although this could require some persuasion and a generous tip. While a decent-looking suitcase on wheels might be fine, more than that likely would be unacceptable. A generous tip is appropriate, especially if you have no intention of eating at the restaurant. Do if you intend to return at an off-hour such as 4 p.m. ensure the restaurant does not close in the mid-afternoon!

In sum, with a bit of planning you can arrange to store your luggage should you find you have a day or so to spend in New York minus your possessions. A final note: Always lock your luggage before storing it! Even though United States air transportation policy no longer allows you to lock your checked luggage, things unfortunately do occasionally disappear in hotel facilities. Obviously under no circumstances should you leave any valuables your luggage (camera, passport, money).

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