Not a bad station. Compared to other Septa stations around, it has the most parking and it's free…read more The employees that work here aren't bad, they try to work as fast as they can when it gets busy and trains are coming. The station has a restroom for customers to use and it's pretty clean, especially for a train station. I wish the ticket office was open on weekends, but it is what it is.

Average suburban Septa station. I've almost never had a train run late going into Center City in…read morethe morning from here. The staff inside the ticket office are usually friendly and pretty speedy.

gets two stars for being clean - but this station charges for parking and does not list anywhere…read morehow much the parking will be or even if you need to pay. Took the train downtown and came back to find a $20 citation on my vehicle. No signage anywhere about paying to park until I looked for it and found one sign on a pole far away from my car facing away from where you walk to the boarding ramp.

A minor stop on the Paoli/Thorndale (SEPTA regional rail) line. Next to the Paoli station, which is…read morea larger and busier station. There's parking here. Not clear if it's free. One signs says it's free, another says it's $1 per day. On Sundays and most of Saturday, it's the last stop.

Small waiting room. Better than nothing for shelter from bad weather…read more Cranky senior citizen clerk. Lots of parking but you must pay for it. Car vandalism, break-ins, and catalytic converter thefts reported. Several people have been fatally struck by trains here over the years, so be careful to look both ways before crossing the tracks! Traffic is almost always congested if you are coming from Huntingdon Pike. The nice neighborhood is slowly degenerating as lower class people move in. Many local shops within walking distance.

This has recently become my favorite small time train station! There are lots of parking options…read more On the toward West Trenton direction there is a super large dollar per day lot (free on weekends) and there is a number of spots on the street for free! There is also a lot across from the church where you can park for free. On the side that goes to Center City, there is only a monthly permit lot. There is a small area that is warm and available for waiting when it gets cold. The ticket office is open from 5:30 AM to 11:30 AM during the week and manned by Joe, a kind old man who is very helpful in answering all your train and parking questions. Would be great if they opened a starbucks or something here too.

Traveled from Los Angeles to Philly this holiday (with my sons) and rode Septa out of Warminster…read moreseveral times over the course of ten days. We traveled from PHL airport to Warminster upon arrival, rode to 30th Street station (from Warminster) to visit the Mutter Museum, took Septa to Fern Rock then the Broadway subway to the stadium for an Eagles Game (GO BIRDS!) and finally Warminster back to PHL to fly home. Each ride was SPECTACULAR! Friendly and knowledgeable conductors, clean cars, and a smooth (cost effective) ride. It was extremely easy, safe and an enjoyable experience all around! Thank you Septa and staff!!

People were nice and helpful. Big parking lot. We paid for parking and later realized it's free. I…read morelike that we could pay for our tickets in the train. We drove there to go for a day trip to Philadelphia. It was convenient to go from Warminster to Jefferson station downtown Philadelphia, and the same way back. Kids 11 and under ride for free.

My family of 4 stayed at the Inn at Villanova University on the way home from a road trip…read more We were greeted by a very enthusiastic and welcoming concierge who filled us in on everything we needed about the hotel before checking us in. We were told that there was a gym and a game room on the second floor as well as some outdoor activities, but we didn't get a chance to check them out because we were only there for one night. Our room was on the first floor, so it was easy to transport our luggage from our car to our room. Our bedroom had 2 queen beds, a large desk/counter space, and a bathroom with a tub/shower. We all enjoyed the Villanova-themed decorations in the room. There were several charging ports throughout the room, which was helpful because all 4 of us needed to charge our phones overnight. The bathroom was clean and tidy, and stocked with all the essentials. We ran out of toothpaste, but luckily the concierge provided us with some travel-sized toothpaste free of charge. The water pressure in the shower was nice, but the shampoo and conditioner made everyone's hair feel greasy. We had no problems with our beds, but there were a couple issues with the rest of the bedroom. For some reason, there was a wet patch of carpet near the desk that was there before we even moved in. Also, there are no overhead light fixtures, so we could only get light from the backlit headboards on the bed or the bedside lamps (I did like that you could dim the lights on the lamp, though). Finally, the TV kept losing signal and we could only reach 3 channels. Overall, the Inn at Villanova provided a good 1-night experience for my family, but I think I would choose to stay somewhere else if I was planning on being in that area longer.

What a great spot! We had a party to attend in the evening for the Aston Martin Car Group and…read morestayed overnight. Ryan greeted us with a friendly, warm smile and provided us with info on the area. Because we arrived early we had a drink at the bar and enjoyed a conversation with Patty who was so kind and personable. Once we walked to the party at the gorgeous Montrose Mansion (which is attached to the Inn) we had a fabulous time. The following team members went over and above to ensure a good time: Bruce Mullen, Dean, Brie, Amir, Justin, Mel and BJ. Attention to detail and smiles overflowed by these individuals. We were treated with "over and above" hospitality. Oh, and how can I forget.....the almond croissants at the bar/cafe. They are totally worth every calorie. Thank you to everyone who made sure we had a memorable time!

I hired Metropolis for my wedding shuttle bus and they were absolutely amazing. They were on time,…read moreprofessional, clean and respectful. They made sure that there was one less thing I had to worry about at my wedding and that meant a lot. Afterwards, I used their team for airport transportation to and from my honeymoon and it was an even better experience. A+ service and I would recommend these guys to anybody!

Lovely way to spend a Sunday afternoon! We did the Sunday picnic selection - just be aware there…read moreare no restrooms until you arrive at glen mills and no water/ snacks available for purchase on the train, but you can purchase drinks at the winery and food can be packed ahead on the train yourself. My only feedback would be to make the stop in glen mills longer than 30 mins - we had just settled into the adorable winery and began relaxing when it was time to go back to the train. It felt rushed, but otherwise it was a nice experience overall.

The railroad can be a fun way to kill a couple of hours with young kids. The line has some pretty…read morespots where you may spot some local wildlife along the way. The passenger cars are older, but in solid shape. Nothing too luxurious or alluring, but still pretty comfortable. The Glen Mills station is a nice place to get out and stretch your legs a little and grab a photo or two. Not necessarily one of most exciting tourist railroads in Pennsylvania, but worth checking out if you want to ride different lines and are in the area.

Decided to stay in town after visiting friends. My stay was comfortable at a beautifully run and…read moremaintained hotel. Free parking is plentiful out back. Nice access to either the campus or the town. The lady at the front desk at checkin was very helpful. Sorry forgot her name. The Bar/restaurant was great. Good bartender, i think her name was Zoey? She made a good martini and she was fast and efficient. The TV's were tuned to the game and people were happy. Might be a nice place to watch World Cup events. A piano player added to the fun and relaxing vibe.

It's a beautiful hotel on a lovely campus. Large, but quaint. However, our stay started with…read morehandicap accessible doors that stuck and wouldn't open making maneuvering a cart of luggage in quite the feat! Check-in was quick and easy. The entire staff is quite friendly and welcoming. The restaurant was horribly loud! We ate our dinner with no conversation because we couldn't talk over the noise. The food was tasty and worthy of 5 stars, albeit a bit pricey. The service was spot-on. Our room was on an angle. The bathroom was set up with half of a shower door and a fixed in place shower head. Try as you might, the spray makes it to the floor, despite the mat. The toilet paper roll was positioned a few inches away on the wall behind you making for an interesting maneuver to acquire. The beds were okay - a little plush but very firm. The pillows were too thick and hard - definitely not meant for sleeping on. Great pillows for sitting up in bed watching television. With regard to the soundproof of the rooms, it doesn't exist. We could hear every word uttered from the people in the room beside us and every step the person above us took. The neighbors sounded like they were in our room! It made for a horribly long, sleepless night. We paid for two nights but decided to head home (a 5-hour drive) a night early. We couldn't bear parting with another night's sleep!