Euston

It is not a very big Station however the outside seating area is very nice with great food options and you can still see the big screen with train times and platforms.

The train station is busy, with a lot of people, and the trains are usually punctual. Convenient access to London city makes it a hassle-free journey.

Massive station. Lots of building works which make it a bit chaotic. Good range of services. Plus nice touch with outdoor display screens. Pleasant in the summer. Can’t imagine there will be lots of use in January. Decent station with lots of improvements in progress.

London Euston is one of the busiest railway stations in the UK, connecting London to several major cities in the North and West. While it's not the most glamorous station, it's functional and efficient, with plenty of shops and food options. The station underwent a major redevelopment in recent years, adding new facilities and improving accessibility. It's also well-connected to other transport links, including the London Underground and buses. However, it can get overcrowded during peak hours, so it's best to plan ahead and arrive early if possible.

The station needs a refurb. Quite outdated.. not modern like it’s fellow station down the road.. King’s Cross.The station has food outlets on the station concourse with a big information board in the middle to keep you informed. They don’t do announcements here.There are toilets, and quite a few seating area in the corner, but they are always full. They probably need more seating/waiting areas considering Euston is one of the busiest hubs in London.Also, close proximity to underground station. You have to get out of the rail building to access it .. just a 1 min walk.One good thing, station is heavily staffed, so you get a heightened sense of security there.

Euston Train Station operates with impressive efficiency. The first floor houses restaurants, while fast-food options are available on the ground floor. Inside, a prominent main hall features a large screen displaying train information. The well-organized train tracks are situated on either side. Outside, there's ample space for taxis, dedicated bike tracks, and convenient access to the underground station, just a 5-minute walk away.

Big station but somehow they make it very cramped because there are only two obvious boards showing the train information such as platform and boarding time which means everyone has to go to the middle of the station, blocking traffic. Really inefficient system and other major train stations in London does it better than here. Gets really busy during peak times.

Nicely refurbished. A lot more areas to sit down and wait for a train. Easy access from the main line station to the tube station. Got a free drink here on the forecourt and it tastes delicious! A little known fact is that Euston station was the capital's first mainline station and the first to connect London with another city.

Accessible travel staff are always delightful. However, a woman on the information desk in the middle of the station was extremely rude and didn’t assist on what to do but rather shooed us away after our train had been cancelled abruptly with no notice. She also called us stupid & said we should’ve checked which we had, but nothing was updated at the time.

What a huge station with plenty of signboards, staff, toilets and food outlets. I had a really easy transition through the station and onto the Underground.The staff were very friendly and helpful as I needed it, ha, ha!The bought a baguette from a stall and the ladies here were also nice. Prices not too bad but I was desperate. The food was fresh and tasty. Perfect!