For a short period of time, due to track maintenance, Rhode Island Ave Metro was my transfer point…read more It was not joyful in the least. Riding a bus is never joyful, but to have to take the bus for nearly an hour makes it less joyful. The station itself is fine, when you just view it as a station and nothing else. But when you actually use the entirety of the station, i.e., transfer, bus, walk from, there is no way to actually like this station. If you happen to have to transfer here, it's not bad, but if you want to catch one of the many buses here, prepare yourself to battle to get onto the bus. Or, just hope and pray that the bus will show up at a scheduled time. There was one day where I had to wait for over an hour and a half for a bus to come. No reason given, employees working the bus bays didn't care. In fact, one bus going my way was told to switch the line they were running to another one to accommodate backups. Mind you, there was a major backup for the line I needed. Compound that with the fact that when it downpours, only a portion of the bus bays are covered. So when it does rain, there is major overcrowding to keep from getting wet. Or you just suck it up, get drenched, and hope that your bus shows up shortly. Which was me one day. Flying by here on the train or having to stop at the station every so often is fine. But if I never have to actually use this physical station, I am fine by that.

Brentwood has a Metro station. It's located on Rhode Island Avenue. Location is the best thing…read moreabout it. Close to some places to eat. There's a large bus station to get on. Clean mostly and plentiful ways to commute. It serves the Red Line. This place isn't such a long wait for trains. Also there's busses. This makes it convenient to get to and from by many methods. It overall seems pretty clean. It's outdoors and can get cold but it means there isn't such a bad smell here. This is one of the better stations because of various modes of transportation.

We utilized the Metro transit system for the majority of our transportation needs while visiting DC…read morefor a long weekend. I personally adore this system, which I have used for multiple visits since the 1980s and found to be easy to navigate, convenient, and very affordable. I prefer it over other options to get from point A to point B when visiting DC. We purchased Metro cards and reloaded them as necessary during our stay.

The metro system is such a convenient option to access the sites in DC. It's so easy to find…read moreparking, grab a ticket and and avoid the traffic, congestion and parking in DC. The all day pass is such a bargain if you are looking for a way to see multiple locations and get in and out of the city with ease.

M. Harewood needs a raise immediately! He went above and beyond to help me and my kids navigate the…read moreMetro. He was kind, patient, warm and helpful. Honestly me and the kids would have gotten very lost without him. He cares about the riders and public, excellent and most impactful encounter I've had since being in Dc on vacation. Absolutely recommend you find him for help with anything.

Nice overground station. Centrally located. Not as close to gallaudet University as they would have…read moreyou believe, but still within walking distance. Great neighborhood. 3-minute walk to the courtyard Marriott hotel.

Brookland has an okay Metro station. It also is outdoors so it doesn't smell bad. One good thing…read moreabout the outdoor ones except when it's cold. Also it's the stop for Catholic University of America. The Union Market is close too. Cleaner than many stations are. It serves the Red Line. The reason for it being cleaner is that it's outdoors. Often there's a good breeze. This also eliminates the piss smell. Area around it is pretty good. The Union Market is pretty close by here. It has a location in an improving area. Lots of new businesses are coming. This mostly is pretty safe.

Comveient? Yes indeed. I live close by. Not a great place to use after dark. The arseholes who…read morejump the turnstiles piss me off. But that's not the station's problem

Very easy to navigate. No issues when I used it…read more So she is great and clear. It was not too crowded. If there is something going on it maybe a little more populated. There is plenty around outside the station.

Eastern Market is right down the street! Really good connections with blue, orange, and silver…read morelines running through it.

Comes out under the dept. for veteran affairs building. Quick walk to the White House. Blue,…read moreorange, and silver lines.

Not a fan of this station, but I'm not in love with it either. I found it to be convenient for me…read morein my time of need, but not one that I frequent enough to have a strong opinion about. Mostly because I don't come to this section of the city much and when I do it's work related and non-metro. I never realized the proximity to the Department of Veterans Affairs, but now I know. I'm not sure which entry/exit that would be, but it is the one I used. Decent station, fairly clean. I didn't seem to have any run ins with panhandlers like some of the reviews are stating. But that could be because of the time of day I was here. I also like that the time I was here it wasn't too crowded and it made for quick departures. I was out of there in no time.

I've been to many Metro stations, but this one doesn't make me feel the safest at times. I happen…read moreto pass through on a Sunday morning. It was OK. I had my two children with me and I really made sure they stayed close by. The station is me of the dirtiest ones we have been in. I always have that expectation but, this was a little more than normal. While there there was at least 3 people jumping the bars to avoid paying. Again, another expectation sadly but, ugh. Just one of those stations you need to be extra cautious.

Navigating through Washington DC is so easy using the Metro. It is easy to purchase your metro…read morecard, the signage is easy to follow, and once you figure out your start and end point of the line you are traveling, you are set. The stations are always clean and the notification board always lets you know when your train is coming.

I have zipped by this station n multiple occasions and never really had a reason, until recently,…read moreto stop at this station. I usually take the Green Line past this station and find my way into the city via other stations. Well, I needed to make my way to DCA and the Green Line doesn't go all that way. Luckily, this station is the start of the Yellow Line which does go all that way. I figured with this being one of the ends of the line that it would be easiest to get a seat and the train not be crowded. And I was right. As far as the station. It's your typical DC Metro station, they all kind of look the same at a certain point. Especially when you use them only to transfer. Trains run through here at a constants flow and it is usually only a few minutes an the next train is pulling in. Definitely check the signs for which train is next before boarding your train.

I commute through Mt Vernon Square station almost every day, and it's miserable in the summer…read more There's no air conditioning, so the platform becomes a stifling, humid sauna while you wait for your train. You're already sweaty and uncomfortable when the train arrives before starting your ride. For a busy downtown stop, this is unacceptable. WMATA needs to install proper cooling; commuters shouldn't have to endure this daily to get to work.

This station is the one closest to the Air and Space and Hirshhorn museums. The walk is only 2…read moreblocks making this stop very convenient. Seats on the train were ample and clean. I highly advise using the Metro, taxi or car ride to travel to the Smithsonian's . Metro is safe and easy to use. If in doubt the station agents will help you obtain a ticket. Most automobile parking is by permit. I haven't really seen parking lots down here.

This station is the largest in the DC metro, serviced by every line except the red…read more Follow the signage and you should be fine, and make sure you get on the right side of the tracks.

This metro station is very crowded and popular. It is underground and an average metro station…read more There are no bathrooms at this station and the escalators are tall and narrow. This station services blue, orange, and silver line trains. It is about a 15 minute walk from Georgetown.

Nice metro station. Easy transfers. Clean and well-managed. All in all the DC Metro is one of the…read morebest on the planet.