Suggestions for Train near London

Francesco F. • December 15, 2015Decent food, subpar wine list and unacceptable service/mis en place for a place of this level. The place is actually nice thus with a little bit of training and a new wine list it could be worth it.

Chaffro • July 16, 2011If you're coming here by train from the Midlands, consider using Southern Trains service from Milton Keynes; takes you to Shepherd's Bush station, right outside!

Louis Vuitton • November 16, 2011Go to the Louis Vuitton store in Westfield and see on of Louis Vuitton's uniquely trained staff performing the art of hotstamping! November 17th, open until 10pm.

Ree S. • March 31, 2012Fulham football academy run two hour training sessions every Saturday, for a fiver.

Fraser • July 24, 2010Its almost exactly 1km around the outside path. Great if you're training for a 5k race!

Simon L. • January 2, 2011Direct trains to Willesden Jcn, Watford Jcn, Hemel Hempstead, Milton Keynes, West Brompton, Clapham Jcn, Balham and East Croydon. Direct tube (District Line) to Earl's Court and Kensington High Street

Marcelo R. • May 23, 2013Free WiFi, clean rooms, great breakfast, nice neighbourhood, train & subway station near.

Crazycol • January 1, 2015Catch trains to stratford and clapham junction from here.Also limited service to East Croydon.Close to Westfield shopping centre.Underground station across the road will get you to Central London.

Lyndon B. • August 30, 2011Make sure you don't overdress yourself with clothes in these tube trains as they are 10-degree warmer inside! :-)

Jojo • December 30, 2013You know what's sad? Parents that openly teach their kids to push and shove others out of the way when the train pulls in.

Pauline H. • October 6, 2013Plenty of trains so you can get as far away from here!

Basma H. • June 27, 2011There isn't a screen in the ticket hall to tell you when the next overground train is but once through barrier peak in the window of ticket office to the right- there is a screen in there!

Mike M. • June 27, 2011If there are 2 trains in & a 3rd approaching, dont get on the first train to leave but the other stationary train & get a seat ;)

Loren M. • June 26, 2011Love this train...fast, free WiFi and comfortable.

Jamie G. • August 16, 2010Trains are crowded at rush hour, so parents go before or after then!

Matt R. • April 17, 2012Always check the board for which train is next to depart, and keep an eye on the lights if it goes green the train is about to depart.

Rubo S. • October 7, 2012The displays showing next trains are a masterpiece. Line maps at the platform still show Aldwych or East London line; this station is a trip to the past

Ed • December 29, 2012Sit in the last carriage of Hammersmith bound trains for a speedy exit - although if you're really in a hurry you wouldn't be on the H&C line, right?

Ed W. • March 1, 2013Catch a train at 6am and you get a carriage to yourself!

Luke A. • February 13, 2011Get on the 2nd carriage for trains to Wimbledon, 3rd/4th for trains to Central London if you're changing at Earl's Court.

Alastair E. • April 8, 2010If you've got an 08:30 start in Slough, then this is the train for you. Maybe grab a Metro for the journey or just sit back and contemplate the chain of events that brought you to this special place.

Rob D. • April 9, 2012This venue is the sleeper to Penzance. Do not merge it with the day train.

Ryan M. • February 4, 2012Get on the train quickly so you get a table

Nafisa S. • March 22, 2012Carriage D or E for fast exit towards Reading West / Basingstoke and Newbury.