Very small and easy station to use. Get to Waterloo in just over 20 minutes. Trains not often…read moredelayed. Lots of shops and restaurants nearby. Also worth noting there is an exit with no barriers (turn left when descending stairs after exiting train)

Not much I can say really. It's a train station! Because of its proximity to a town centre, it's…read morelarger than usual and has a few more shops, such as the Costa coffee shop on the ground floor. It's generally pretty clean here, compared to some of the less-frequented train stations, but, at the end of the day, it's just that - a train station.

Awful ... paint is peeling on the platform seats so much that you cannot sit down for fear of…read moredamaging clothes. Also, there is no waiting room and so in the winter months it is extremely cold when waiting for the frequently delayed trains. This is a disgrace and South West trains and everyone associated with this station should be ashamed of themselves.

Hampton Station is on the Shepperton branch, serviced by South West Trains. It is a tiny station,…read morewith only two platforms, one ticket window (which is only open part time) and a couple of ticket machines. There are no toilets, though there is a little shack on the London bound side housing Cafe Nemo, selling coffee, cold drinks, baguettes and newpapers. There is no inside waiting room. There is a pay phone. The station is kept clean enough, and has a board on each platform telling you when the next train is, where it's going, whether it's delayed, and summary details of the two subsequent trains. These usually work. Shepperton is a branch line, so for most of the day, there are only two trains an hour in either direction going to and from Waterloo via Kingston. This takes about 45 minutes. However for an hour in the morning and an hour in the evening (between 7.09 - 8.09 in the morning and leaving Waterloo between 5.43 - 6.43 in the evening), extra services run via Richmond, which is a shorter journey (though in the morning, you have to change at Twickeham to avoid a seven minute wait there and a full stopping service. At Twickenham, you can pick up a fast train). There is no parking apart from street parking. Despite the fact that Hampton is one of the more popular stations on the line, it is woefully under serviced, both by trains and facilities. To top it all off, South West Trains are proposing cutting the ticket office hours even more, opening only for a couple of hours on weekday mornings. Let's hope that doesn't happen.

How can you be here so quickly from Waterloo? Like 18 minutes. I've not got so far out of London so…read morequickly ever before, that I can remember. Lucky locals (although....the train felt like a packed sauna during the post work rush hour). There's lots of stuff around the train station too.

Surbiton railway station is an original art deco Southern Railway masterpiece now somewhat more…read morehumbly served by South West Trains. A great fast, often non-stop service to London offers a quick getaway and you can also get to the countryside easily by going the other way. In Zone 6 so Travelcard prices apply. Almost always staffed, it's the centrepiece of Surbiton and is busy all day long. Plenty of shops just outside and a McDonalds to the left if you can face it. Buses leave from across the road to Kingston upon Thames and a busy taxi rank is right in front of the station.

Some people say that Motspur Park is just a station. That is an unfair accusation, but this tiny…read morestation probably has one of the best services into central London offered to any commuter belt area without large supermarkets, having the benefit of a town centre and still feeling like a village. Served by South West Trains, Motspur Park station is staffed. It has two platforms, one heading north to Raynes Park, Wimbledon, Clapham Junction, Vauxhall and terminating at London Waterloo. In the other direction the main destinations are Tolworth, Chessington South, Worcester Park, Epsom, Leatherhead, Dorking and Guildford. This means there is a train every 15 minutes into London. The station is zone 4 for London travelcards and Oystercards.

For a train station was very basic, i came to visit ny friend in london…read more I arrived at station was very late night i really needed help from an attendant and no one to be seen. Station very cleanbbut some staff be great