Arriving off the train causes some confusion as there are two footbridges to leave the station. One is an older footbridge that now has an exit to the tram, this is halfway down the platform The second leads to the main train building. This is great building with high ceilings and authentic original designs worth a look if you have some time at the station. read more

Nottingham Railway Station - The ticket hall - Train Stations Near Me - Nottingham, NTT

i would love to say a massive thankyou to mags that helped me today while I was on her train while in labour. she was amazing kept checking if I was ok or need anything. she even made sure I had fluids alway the way from Manchester to Nottingham. When I got of the train my contractions were every 15 minute. and my waters had broke embarrassing I now haha baby wanted to come early. mags even got me a wheelchair .Then when off the train I was meet by some one called Darren and his team where they order me and my husband a taxi home and even payed for it. while In the taxi home my contraction's come every 5 mins so we got taxi from Mine to hospital and lets say baby was born half six today weighing in @ 6 1 to a wee little boy named jude Moore so thank you peeps if you didn't order that taxi baby would of been born on train once again thank you mother and baby doing ok What a wicked team read more

As the other reviewer says, the station is mostly functional, and if you're looking for food it is best to venture towards the city centre to find cheaper and better food than is available within the station. The WHSmiths is overpriced on everything but newspapers and magazines, but if you need some reading material for on your journey, it is appreciated. The station also has a direct link with Nottingham's tram network, allowing quick access to the city centre and beyond. All in all, its not the best station I've ever used, but its far from being the worse. read more

The mainline station is located slightly out of the centre of Nottingham. However, a new tram link from the station takes you straight through Hockley and the Lace Market into the Market Square. (If you are visiting the theatre the tram continues there after the Market Square stop). There is not much on offer in the station itself, but the usual facilities exist such as a cash point and coffee shop. Should you need to transfer to a bus or a coach the main bus station is just down the road (go out of the front of the station and turn right). If you are after a nearby eatery or bar then the waterfront restaurants is just over the road from the station. The travel time to London varies from 1.30 mins to 2 hours. read more

Super easy to navigate in and from Nottingham train station. Clear signage, easy self ticketing booths, plenty of staff around if you have queries, lots of benches for seating, vending machines for snacking, and coffee stops for well... coffee-ing? Needless to say its quite impressive from the street front, and easy to use inside. read more

This train station is really small, so there isn't a lot of choice food wise, so it's best to venture to the cheaper Subway branch around the corner. There is a WH Smith to stock up on magazines before your journey, and there are a few seats, but I would say this station is purely functional, and I usually find a seat on my train as soon as I can. Luckily it has lifts, though it can be annoying when they are out of service. read more