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multilol

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Q: Where can I store luggage in Shenzhen for a week?

I will be traveling for at least one week and don't want to take my luggage around with me. Do you know of anywhere I can store it? I'm not worried about it, it contains no valuables (just clothes, shoes, misc.) but is too large to lug around during my travels... Any suggestions?

12 years 31 weeks ago in General - Shenzhen

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thedude

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Are you staying in a hotel? If so they will store it for you until you get back and give you a tag. I did this many times before I got an apartment...sometimes for 2 weeks at a time.

If not you could always go to a nice hotel and ask them if they will store it for you.

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CARLGODWIN1983

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I would look after it for you, if you want. You can buy me a pizza when you come back to collect it

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