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Update: called the Marriott LGA, spoke with the front desk manager, told her my situation and my status. She looked up my Marriott number, agreed to take the bag and sent a shuttle for me 🙌
Drop them at a dry cleaners near the airport
Find a dry cleaner that also shines shoes
They usually require a reservation to hold a suitcase overnight. Have you looked into baggage storage services at jfk?
Not yet. I figured I might be able to save some money by just leaving it at a hotel.
Will be going on a 2-week holiday with a day (but no night) layover in NYC. Arriving in LGA, flying to/from holiday from JFK and then client site from LGA on the way back. Want to leave my work clothes somewhere until I get back.
No one would for two weeks outright. Just tell them you would be back in couple of days and they “may” take it.
Yeah, I know they usually don’t keep track of when you pick it up
Just leave them at your client site hotel. Much easier in case they require you to have stayed there.
This is how you end up having your bag exploded by a bomb squad robot
Marriott Titanium elite (will be Ambassador as soon as latest sty goes thru). For whatever it’s worth
Tonight’s stay will get Ambassador (I think it may take a few days), then leaving for NYC tomorrow morning
Just drop it off at the desk and say you’ll be back. What are they gonna do throw it away?
M2 my recommendation would be to tell them instead of dropping it off and ambiguously saying you'll be back. Particularly in NYC and near an airport to boot? I'm sure in some cases it would be fine and no one would think anything of it. In other cases the police are called in for a suspicious bag.