This is an old Atlantic Coast Line station that has been restored. It is staffed 24/7 with…read more(currently) eight trains stopping each day (four north, four south). Waiting room has wood benches with armrests so you can't really lie down on them. Has some vending machines and a small eatery inside (restaurant is NOT 24 hrs). Nice to have a heated and air conditioned station vs a bench with an awning over it which sadly seems to be more of the norm these days. There is some parking, a few spaces between the train station and bus station, and another lot on the other side of the station. Lots are well lit but the area is fairly quiet at night so avoid leaving things out in view if you're leaving your car there while you're traveling.

This station has a very historic feel to it. I drive out here once a year to drop off my son to…read moretravel to SC. It's always very clean and staff is very nice.

The convenience of train travel and old time feel is awesome, but the station itself needs a bit of…read morea facelift The inside waiting area had a fowl stench making it almost unbearable The staff seemed to be going through the motions and lacked positive enthusiasm. But, the train is typically always on time.

Amazing! Staff are always nice, great spot to railfan and platform and inside always clean, Lots of…read moreactivities to do around the area while waiting for a train! And there's an area to sit down and wait m, bathrooms are clean, And the people on the train are friendly too!! (**They also care about the safety of people on the platform!!)

This train station was modern, clean, and so very charming!…read more I loved the history and character it holds. Highly recommend taking train from Durham to Charlotte as an alternative to highway driving! The Amtrak station has vending services and the staff here is really friendly. Plenty of places to walk and eat while you wait for the train too.

Durham's Amtrak station is ideally located right in downtown, within walking distance to…read morerestaurants, theatres, the DPAC, and the ballpark. New and clean, with bright open space. (Charlotte's much older, less well-kept station stands in stark contrast to this.) The only complaint: Parking is very limited; there is a gravel overflow lot with signs threatening towing but it's clear most cars there are not Amtrak customers; best advice is to take an Uber rather than plan to park there. We ended up taking a chance on a parking deck 1/3 mile away and hoped for the best. Apart from that: I must mention the staff in both the station and on the trains. They are friendly, helpful, and seem genuinely interested in doing their jobs and engaging with passengers. On both legs of a recent journey we were approached by conductors who seemed to be something more like ambassadors for Amtrak -- happy, wanted to talk about our trip and interests, mentioned things to see on our visit, etc. Really exceptional customer experience.

Helpful staff. Clean station and clean bathrooms. Plenty of parking and space to drop off.read more

Very nice station. Lots of work going on but still functional. Really like how they have kept the…read morehistory and the bones of the original.

Great experience for my elderly father who has poor vision. Very helpful and accommodating staff…read morefrom North Charleston, SC to Fayetteville, NC. Only a few minutes late. Clean restrooms and lobby. Parking garage next door and free on weekends or $5 max daily. Subway restaurant is next to train station.

Fayetteville, NC Amtrak Station Customer Service Attendant is kind, informative and patient…read more Amtrak Personnel on Silver Meteor (Fayetteville to Miami) are efficient and well skilled in sharing information and instructions clearly and easily understood.. The train is clean, well maintained and the seats large and comfortable It's been several years since I traveled by train. All aspects of my experience this trip has renewed my enjoyment as a fan of train travel and of Amtrak. Travel made on December 20, 2025. Fayetteville to Miami, (Silver Meteor)

Good train station overall. Much better experience than Durham. There is actually more parking than…read morewhat it looks but they don't have signs. I wish they put some signs indicating where all people can park. At first when we arrived, there were lots of cars waiting in the parking lot. I guess if you arrive early for the train may be parking is a little easier. Lastly, I wish they had signs where the business car will land, so people can line up at appropriate location. It would be nice if they put signage which side is Charlotte and which side would be Washington DC.

As a review for this particular station, all I can really say is they did what they were supposed…read moreto do: be nice and put me on a train. The wooden benches in the waiting room provide average comfort for wooden benches. Every star I'm giving is for the free parking. I was gone 7 days and came back to my car safe and sound. This place is a total win just for that. A.

1 star because this business is a scamming money pit. Don't be 1 min late and they claim fully…read morerefundable which is a joke because the last laugh is on you! You get pennies back for dollars spent. Then they want to help so they TRIPLE the fee. Scammer if I've ever seen one!!! No thank you. Your business is NOT NEEDED HERE

I'm not sure if this is right, but this is what Yelp offered to check-in when I was here. I didn't…read morehave a bus ticket, but was just looking around. It's a very big and new bus terminal. It's right next to downtown Durham. I was pretty impressed! There's not really anything in the way of food, but there are modern and clean bathrooms. For inexpensive food you probably have to go west a long ways on Chapel Hill street, or much farther northeast through town. The area nearby has become expensive restaurants and highways. Actually at some times I think there are Food Trucks nearby.

Burlington has an amazing historic depot!! Friendly staff! And the train was on time!read more

This is a pretty neat little station. It's super easy to get on/off and inside there is a big…read morediorama of the town when the train was the lifeblood of the community. Various signs tell the story and there are large replicas of locomotives. Kids would definitely enjoy checking them out. My group didn't spend any time there when we arrived (breweries to visit) but looked around for a little bit that night when waiting for our return train to Raleigh. The station attendant was so friendly and conversational.