Luggage Storage at Newark Airport
Reliable luggage storage available at convenient locations across the city. US$4.39 per day for storing a suitcase, backpack, or bag
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Safe
We care about the safety of our customers’ belongings, which is why we verify every partner.
Simple
You only need to choose a starting point, and we will show all available storage locations around you.
Affordable
Locations cost 50% less than traditional storage units
How does it work?
Find the storage
Find the storage location that suits you
Book online
After payment, you get access to the storage space
Store your items
Show your reservation and drop off your items
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Luggage Storage at Newark Airport
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from US$4.39 / day
for each stored item
Luggage Storage at Newark Airport 2024
Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) is located in New Jersey, on the outskirts of Newark and Elizabeth. It’s only around 16 miles from Penn Station, making it ideal for Lower Manhattan and the West Side. Newark Airport was ranked the 15th busiest in the United States in 2017.
Newark Airport lies 14 kilometers (9 miles) west-southwest of Manhattan and 4.8 kilometers (3 miles) south of Downtown Newark. LaGuardia Airport and John F. Kennedy International Airport are the other two major airports serving the New York metropolitan area.
Luggage storage at Newark Airport isn’t available. But, there are many beautiful attractions that are worth visiting. So, if you are thinking, “Where can I leave my luggage at Newark Airport?” we can help you. If you are worried about baggage storage, then Qeepl’s bag storage points will help you keep your bag, suitcase, and luggage safe. Our luggage storage points are conveniently located across New York City’s major locations. So, book our luggage storage service online and enjoy your day!
What to do?
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Branch Brook Park. Branch Brook Park spans over 359 acres in Essex County’s northern reaches. It is one of the many pockets of urban greenery dotting the districts of Newark.
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Jewish Museum of New Jersey. Everything from creative depictions of Judaism, interfaith conversations, and integration initiatives to cultural seminars is organized by the Jewish Museum of New Jersey.
Where to eat?
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Terminal A
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Abica Coffee serves coffee as well as sandwiches.
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Ice cream at Ben & Jerry’s.
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Sandwiches made to order at Boars Head.
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Currito Cantina offers a variety of wraps, salads, and build-your-own bowls.
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Terminal B
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Dunkin’ Donuts specializes in doughnuts and coffee.
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Snacks, grain bowls, and salads are available from the Farmer’s Fridge vending machine.
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Firehouse Subs is a chain of sub sandwich restaurants.
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Terminal C
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Try a full bar, sandwiches, salads, soups, and breakfast at Garden State Diner.
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Go for omelets and breakfast sandwiches with a custom burger at night at Eggy Weggy.
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Have rice bowls, dumplings, and ramen at Kaedama at this noodle bar.
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