Reviews
Nice station mixing modern and traditional architecture.
Good selection of shops and cafes.
Excellent location, right in the town centre with easy access to the rest of the city.
The station is wheelchair friendly, and not too crowded. The officers are very helpful, and one of them assisting me until the coach, as I have 2 kids and 2 luggages with me. God Bless them!
What a great service that me and my friend got 14/10/17, traveling on the train from Glasgow to Edinburgh.
We got assistance to the train at Glasgow Queen Street Station and off the train at Edinburgh Waverley Station.
It was nice to see that the train stations look out for there visually impairment passengers.
Thank you for you support and kindness making us feel veelcome and safe .
I have not been on the train since 2013 as I ended up sight loss the beginning of 2014 but since for the experience I received recently at the train stations, I feel more conference to travel on a train because I knew it will be fine as I'll get an assistance at the station.
Busy station at heart of Edinburgh. Plenty of places to get something to eat. Good train info always on display. Always seems to be some remedial work going on so can be a bit dusty at times but overall the entire station creates a good impression for the traveller.
I like this station though I avoid the toilets unless absolutely necessary because they cost and there is always a massive queue for the ladies. Other shops and stuff ok. Staff are always very helpful
Great place to catch a train. A decent number of places to eat and very crowded.
Awesome and helpful toilet attendees. Very helpful when coming with a baby stroller.
Very nice station to travel too and through how ever I feel there's a lack of seats within it though they are plenty of shops and food places you can go within the station so it's not all bad. Staff are very helpful just like the majority of ScotRail Staff.
Good location but lacks facilities for commuters. Lack of seats, coffee shops st for the amount of passengers at rush hour. Needs to copy Glasgow Central which is a much better (and warmer) station. Staff are helpful here and the toilets are clean.
It is always nice to have such a large and wonderful station in the city centre for a great tourist destination like Edinburgh. Inexpensive car rental facility. Very good connectivity with cities around.
Good number of eateries and different kinds of shops after there in the premises and alongside the steps. A mall just beside the station. When you are few minutes away from the Princess Street, you don't to worry about almost anything - lots of shopping destinations, food, tram and bus stop, National Gallery, Scott monument and what not.
Edinburgh's Waverley station is more integral to it's city than most other cities railway stations. It stands right at the end of Princess Street with access to trams and buses. It is wedged into the cutting between the old and new towns. The station is much better since vehicular access has been removed. There is every facility that you require and even a M&S food store. The best way to arrive in such an impressive and welcoming city.
The Ladies' loos has fresh flowers in the wash area - and they're spotless
Good place for long term parking. I found it to be safe although a bit difficult to locate the entrance to. Online prepay has a good discount.
A wonderful train station! Along with its Scottish look, very helpful staff. I'm an American that is always used to poor treatment in big city train stations in the USA especially in New York City. However in Edinburgh Waverley Station, there was this one woman who really went out of her way to help me claim my advanced tickets back to Kings Cross Station in London. She spoke to her assistant and found out there was a printing problem that day. But she helped me claim my tickets even though the machine wouldn't print mine out. Very fortunate to have her there helping me.