Storage for bags
Suitcases, backpacks, pushchairs, surf and golf bags. 3 EUR a half day, 5 EUR a full day, per item, tagged and kept in a locked room behind the counter.
Your train leaves at six, your check-out was at ten, and the tide is perfect. Leave your bags with us on 48 Bd de la République from 3 EUR a half day and walk into the old town with your hands free.
What we do
Suitcases, backpacks, pushchairs, surf and golf bags. 3 EUR a half day, 5 EUR a full day, per item, tagged and kept in a locked room behind the counter.
15 EUR per handover. Owners and agencies leave keys with us; guests collect them at the counter, seven days a week, without waiting on a doorstep.
Checked out at ten with a train at seven? Drop everything here, come back any time before eight in the evening.
Moving from an apartment inside the walls to a house in Paramé? We hold your bags during the gap, including overnight if you tell us at drop-off.
Three minutes at the counter
Come in with your bags. No booking, no printed voucher, no app to install. A message on WhatsApp beforehand is welcome but never required.
Every bag gets a numbered tag and you get a photo receipt on your phone. We note the pick-up time you have in mind.
Show the receipt, pay by card or in cash, and you are back on the road. Collection takes about a minute.
Where we are
Keydrop sits at 48 Bd de la République, 35400 Saint-Malo, on the wide boulevard that links the station to the old town. From the counter it is five minutes on foot to the platforms, ten to the ferry terminal for Jersey and the Channel Islands, and about fifteen minutes straight down to Porte Saint-Vincent and the ramparts.
That geography is the whole point of the place. You can land in Saint-Malo at nine in the morning, leave everything here, spend the day on the Grande Plage du Sillon or walking to the Fort National at low tide, and pick your bags up on the way back to the train.
Who is behind the counter
Keydrop is operated by Weekeys, the concierge company that looks after holiday rentals across Saint-Malo, Dinard and Dinan. Handing over keys and juggling arrival times is our daily job, which is exactly why this counter exists.
It also means the person taking your bag knows the town. Ask where to eat oysters without queueing, which beach is sheltered when the wind turns north-east, or when the tide will let you cross to the Grand Bé.
Good to know
Open every day from 9am to 8pm, a few minutes from the walled city. Message us and we hold a spot for you.