Basic train station, not a lot of facilities and shops but has a nice big Kiosk on the main…read moreplatform. I was disappointed that everything here is closed early, even on a Friday evening. Had to catch a train at 9.24 pm and the only two places open in the entire station was the Kiosk and Doner Company. Not great selection to pick up snacks for a 3 hour train journey home.......

I have to say the Münster Hauptbahnhof has greatly improved since they updated it. I'm currently…read moreusing the Hbf everyday to take the train to work, and it is one of the cleanest train stations I have seen (on the inside). It is very clear how to navigate, and even has giant screens inside letting you know when the next trains and busses are coming. Also I am so happy with the food options! They have of course bakeries (never understood why all the bakeries are directly next to each other), KFC, Starbucks, McDonald's, Asian food, and even a Rewe (grocery store). However, all of the weirdos still hang out outside of the Hauptbahnhof, especially at night (and no one seems to prevent people doing drugs right on the street) so that's always a bit annoying to deal with when you have to go everyday.

must be one of the worst stations in Germany! Cold and dirty with expensive and smell toilets! was…read morealso approached by a prostitute!

This station serves its purpose quite well. It is a relatively small station with just a few tracks…read moreand a minimum number of services. But it is also quite accessible and easy to navigate. And for my situation, there was a direct train to Schipol, and that served my purpose quite well. Hence, I consider this a station that functions well for what it is.

I agree the station definitely needs some improvements. I notice It's not flexible for people with…read morea disability or for people who may have a difficult time carrying heavy luggage up all those stairs. Even though they have an elevator-lift and escalator it was not working. It's not a bad station but it's not entirely ideal or sufficient.

It is an old station. Still work is in the way for years. No good cell phone reception at the area,…read moreand forget about 3G service. Zwolle have no 4G yet with T-Mobile and not good WIFi service. Shops are basic, HEMA and ETOS. And few more about frite things. Not front of the station you have an Starbucks, at least a Coffee and a good pie you can get! Check-in and Check-out must be improve, just few machines. This Station need a better maintenance specially now when the city in growing so much!!

Fantastic architecture! This station is easy to maneuver and…read moreit has escalators to get up to the train platforms, and they all work!

It took me a bit to work out how to get out of this station, namely because they had those…read moreelectronic ticketing gates and all we had was a Eurail Pass. Fortunately there was a symbol on the pass to allow you to enter and leave these gates without having to hunt down somebody in authority that is willing to help you (especially since there wasn't anybody attending the gates). Mind you, I expected more from the Dutch, but such is life. Actually, I also got the same disinterest when I went to catch the train the next morning. On the other hand, this station did look like a space ship, which was pretty cool.

Fortunately I didn't miss my train at this station, but that mainly had to do with the train coming…read morenot too long after my previous train dropped me off. Mind you, as I discovered, when a train is cancelled, you can still basically get to where you want to go, it is just somewhat more complicated. Anyway, this was the interchange station we used to get to Arnhem, and even if we were going straight to Amsterdam we still would have had to change trains here. It is a larger station and Venlo, and even had a Starbucks, not that I actually went inside and got anything, namely because even though we had time to catch out train, it wasn't all that long.

Station Nijmegen is a pretty decent public transport hub. They have intercity trains here that head…read morein the direction of Amsterdam/schiphol as well as towards den Bosch/rosendaal. Plus all the regional busses connect here to the train network. There's also a pretty decent selection of shops to choose from if you're looking for a last minute book or food for in the train. It's also in a good location in respect to the historic center of Nijmegen if you're coming on a day trip or visit. It's fairly clearly signed and walking distance to all the sights.