Suggestions for Train near Trinidad, Washington

Majed A. • March 29, 2020Beautiful train station with amazing design. Many shops & restaurants.

Mia T. • September 17, 2013Everyone from the ticket counter to assisting me on the train were sooo nice!! My ticket guy says: You are really pretty lady! Hunny I know!! LMFAO!!! :-) gbye DC!!

Thiago V. • January 4, 2015Best place to eat before take the train! Not so crowded as NYC places!

Derek F. • December 30, 2013Amazing free train exhibit if you happen to come during the holiday season. 2013's theme was World's Fair exhibits from the past. Mini replicas of famous Washingtoninan landmarks add a nice touch.

微微 • January 11, 2016From dcist: No TVs. Some of the friendliest bartenders around. The Dew Drop Inn is the best spot in town to watch those trains roll by—and strike up a conversation with someone new while you're at it.

Glo • September 24, 2017Friendly staff and well stocked shelves - sandwiches, salads, little bites, juice, coffee. YUM! Perfect for taking the train.

Daniel • December 2, 2012Willowleaf Fig. In training since 1974.

Angie S. • June 24, 2019This used to be a hidden gem — but seems to have picked up popularity. They’re going as fast as they can but good coffee takes time. Make sure you give yourself enough time before your train departs!

Jeff C. • February 23, 2013Surprisingly great place for kids. Planes trains and automobiles -and stagecoaches.

Chris T. • October 26, 2014This place has yet to fail me. Love meeting family here after getting off the train just a block away. Great staff who are as engaging as you want them to be, and of course, great fish fry.

Jinnie L. • November 16, 2014great location n friendly staff :) walking distance to national mall! nice clean room, I can see they did some renovations recently :) but train track right next to the hotel;;;

Kissairis • March 16, 2014Slow service. If you're trying to catch an amtrak train, allow at least 10 mins to get your salad -- or you'll miss your train like I did!

Allison K. • October 4, 2016Best coffee option before hopping on a train.

Kaydee • June 3, 2018PSA: They sell breakfast sandwiches and heat them up quickly so you can grab and go before your train. Definitely beats the long line at Einstein’s.

Patrick N. • February 25, 2010If you want a blue line train, go upstairs and walk to Metro Center.

Caleb H. • August 10, 2015Don't forget! This hotel is connected to the Metro Center station. No need to go outside in the heat/cold/snow/rain to catch your train.

Brad Z. • October 23, 2014One of the best places in DC for a concert. If you're taking the Metro there, check the Metro closing hours before you leave home to ensure you don't miss the last train home after the show.

Helia H. • September 10, 2015Very easy to catch the metro and trains arrive quickly and move fast to get to destinations.

Washington Blade • October 14, 2011Leukemia and Lymphona Society’s Team in Training fundraiser Tuesday 5 p.m: program trains people for events while raising money to fund blood cancer research & patient services.

John L. • September 3, 2011From Silver Spring ride towards the back of the train for quick access to the Green/Yellow Line.

Leah A. • November 6, 2010Don't even bother on a weekend day. Train is always at least 20 minutes late and no one is even working at the booth. Better to just take a taxi.

Tim P. • August 18, 2018Perfect location for taking the Metro train to/from DCA airport and the National Mall & surrounding sites.

Ghada A. • September 7, 2015I've been there for one night as I had to live close to train station, it was a NIGHTMARE! Scary location full of homeless, not friendly staff! Except some receptionist. I never recommend it for any o

Brea E. • May 22, 2013Row 8 on the train has no window, but the seats DO recline & there is EXTRA LEGROOM

Em B. • December 29, 2011Live dangerously and try to get Starbucks while your train is in a layover.