Book now your luggage storage in Makati with Radical Storage, the first luggage storage network
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3 min. fast check-in
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Online reservation mandatory
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Locked / supervised
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£ 2000 insurance by AXA included
Luggage Storage P. Burgos Street
400 meters from P. Burgos Street
350 meters from A. Venue Mall
Luggage Storage Vito Cruz
400 meters from Vito Cruz Station
250 meters from Zobel Roxas St
Luggage Storage Glorietta
At Glorietta 2 Shopping Mall
300 meters from Greenbelt Park
Luggage Storage Bel-Air
In Bel-Air District
450 meters from Pio del Pilar Monument
Luggage Storage Makati Ave
40 meters from Makati Ave
170 meters from P. Burgos Street
Angels are bars, hotels, restaurants or offices checked and monitored by the Radical Storage team! They will be happy to welcome you to the city!
All locations are safe and guaranteed and all luggage left through the platform is covered by the Radical Storage warranty.
Online booking and payment are mandatory.
The Radical Storage locations do not accept, in any case, luggage of customers without online booking.
Radical’s luggage storage in Makati
Whatever is the reason that led you to Makati, remember that Radical is there for you. You can book online one of our luggage storage spots, paying only PHP300 a day! We are in different areas of the city, near the Centro Commerciale.
Is Radical safe?
We define our partners as Angels because they guard your luggage carefully and allow you to explore the city hands-free. A Radical Angel can be found inside hotels, restaurants or shops. All partner companies have been checked in advance by our staff and are supervised over time.
What to do and see in Makati
Makati is the economic heart of the Philippines, where many financial companies, banks, and multinationals are based. Makati, however, is not only the city of business but also a crossroads between culture and entertainment. Spanish rule has left many traces of its passage, such as the church of Nuestra Señora de Gracia or the church of San Pedro Makati. Popular culture also finds its place in the city: at the Ayala Museum you can see archaeological and ethnographic finds from the Philippines.
Ayala Triangle Gardens
If you have already visited the Philippines in the past, you will know very well how difficult it is to find a natural area within its metropolis. In Makati's Central Business District, however, you’ll find a green oasis called Ayala Triangle Gardens. It’s an area of about 20,000 square meters with more than 100 trees of different species (rain trees, golden palms, kamuning and podo cerpus). In these gardens, there are several relaxation areas and refreshment points.
