Bristol Temple Meads

Is a really good station and is one of the gateways to the south west via train. Always helpful staff and has a really easy lat out so not too hard to understand where your train is. I also love the old eating rooms they have!

A lovely traditional cathedral like railway station. HSTs pass through daily and steam trains pass through from time to time.

Housed in a lovely historic building. Unfortunately this restricts movement and facilities. Main booking hall can get busy and cramped. Some ticket machines aren't obvious and are outside in an area that doesn't feel like the safest place to be. Reasonable branch of WHSmith.
Station isn't close to main shopping or entertainment areas of city.

Ticketing staff are the friendliest, and I use the station five days per week. The self service tickets are too often 'out of order' often creating large queues during rush hour.

The most Beautiful station I've been to. It's always quite busy. Really nice building. Staff are helpful.

Really easy to navigate, plenty of information available and staff at hand to help

Drove past today and seen this amazing building amazing architecture

Trains come, they go, it's a train station. A gert big one... architecturally it is of note, and well worth looking around while you wait for your delayed GWR service. There is little here in terms of facilities though, don't expect to pick up those essentials on your way home, unless it is a bunch of flowers from the excellent florist than can be found just outside the main entrance.

The biggest station in Bristol, Temple Meads stations is an excellent station to film at with a large variety of services and rolling stock serving the station. The station is well set out and it is clear which services are at each platform from the notice boards, and I don't have any complaints about Temple Meads station