Westminster

Reviews

Other reviews seem to be about the buildings, but this place is actually the Tube Station. Nothing so great about this. When I was leaving the public toilets, the cleaning lady accused me of entering the toilets without paying. I don't know how I would have done that as she was guarding her kingdom like the Yeomen Warders guard the Tower. She was extremely rude to everyone who dared to enter and I almost ended up calling the police because of her defamation and accusations.

Westminster tube station is one of the main line in the london underground station! There are lots of tourist spots around the station, and the picture of this building is beautiful as well! Upon arriving at this station, you can check out places like the London Eye, the Westminster Bridge, the houses of parliament, the westminster abbey, last but not least, the Big Ben is next to it, however still under renovation!

Tube station is a good standard but the toilets operated by Westminster Council are very poor considering the importance of the area for tourists. They need modernisation and a thorough steam clean. They really shouldn't be charging 50 pence per person but if they do charge then they should at least a accept card payments too so there's consistency with other toilets in the area.

The Jubilee Line extension brought extra safety to Westminster Underground Station. It has safety screens and doors installed. The station serves the Circle, District and Jubilee Lines. When the station was upgraded, the ticket hall was expanded and the esculaters are spaced out and make the station feel big. Interchanges between the tube lines are well signed.

Working time should be till 11 pm shop close at least 10 mins before 11. Manager say they have to leve shop 11 pm after that staff not get payment! However assortment is short. Always crowdy . long time waiting for check out . Only name is Tesco express but no respond with time of waiting to be serviced.

An absolute must-see in London. Besides the architectural WONDERS, This is the cradle of Common Wealth, if you think you understand history, come here to see how core institutions have joined hands to rule: church, royals, administration, military, arts - unbelievable.

As it is in the very heart of London, the tube station is unbearably crowded. There's a public toilet in it but it doesn't take cards nor banknotes - only coins (I wonder who still uses coins in 2023). Plus it's too dirty for a paid service.

One of the busiest places in London and rightfully so . It is the hub on the way to Big Ben , London Eye , Dungeon and other worth visiting places . It really starts to shine by the evening when all the lights lit up .

Well planned and managed tube station. The inflow of the commuters an is high but it doesn't feel crowded because it is planned well. The multiple exits make it well accessible from different directions.

A decent station with a really good connection to river boat service and right outside the entrance on the opposite side of the road is the Elisabeth tower that houses the big Ben bell.

Personally one of my personal stations on the London underground. From, the design the architecture as you walk down to the jubilee line platform - simply spectacular!

Perhaps it is one of the busiest underground stations in London. Can be full of tourists as well. Can see the Big Ben immediately after we get out from the station.

Very impressive station with many entrances and exits. The overall design of it is impressive and is close to the busy tourist area that is Westminster.

One of the nicer subway stations you'll experience in the world. Be prepared it takes quite a while to move from street level to platform.