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Alba London Luggage Centre

136 Marylebone Road, NW1 5PH
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Address

136 Marylebone Road
Marylebone
London
NW1 5PH

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Region
Marylebone
Nearest Station
Baker Street
0.08 miles
Category
Luggage Shops

The most experienced repair shop for suitcases in London. Repairer of choice for flight crews and business travellers.

Alba London Luggage Centre

Alba Luggage is the largest repairer of suitcases, bags and other luggage items in London with over 40 years experience.
Retail sales of Rimowa, Samsonite, Piquadro, Roncato and Briggs & Riley cases.

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User Reviews

roberta
from west kensington

Jun 9, 2015

thanks Bob and co….brilliant job on my suitcase while I waited next door with a coffee and yummy dessert….thank you very much!
Joan
from London

Jun 28, 2014

Have taken two suitcases for repair on different occasions.

The staff are very friendly and the service and quality of the work is excellent.
Mike
from London

Oct 11, 2013

I dropped my suitcase for repair , they did it in no time like magic .Very impressed with their repair service,and the price was very affordable .
Stella
from NW

Sep 15, 2013

Excellent service. My damaged suitcase was repaired within the given period of time, all I needed to do was to drop it off at the store. They were very helpful in writing a very clear note to the manufacturer. Very pleased with the service.
John
from Soho London

Mar 8, 2013

The owner of this shop is a very grumpy man who always seems to be shouting at somebody on the phone. However, if you dont allow you to put this off, their repair service is excellent in my experience.
terri
from london

Dec 18, 2012

Shoddy!I dropped off 2 handbags for minor repair over 4 weeks ago &was told it would be 1 week.No email, no call to say they were ready.I tried calling(continually engaged)tried email(no response) so I took an extended lunch hour to go and invstigate. The 1st chap who went to look for the bags couldn't find them he then disappeared then to be told by other chap he was only person i nthe shop.Eventually headed to look & after an interminable amount of time managed to find bags-no labels on them so basically "orphaned"(his words!)had no idea what to charge so just took a guess! Shocking serv

Name: terri
Location: london