Stoke-on-Trent Train Station Reviews
Newest Review: ... ride from the station to the town of Hanley which is the shopping centre of the city. A Staffs Uni campus is also over the road and down the road a little, and the Sixth Form centre is being rebuilt to be very near to the station. Hence you will see many abandoned building and business about to be knocked down if you look to the right of the station due to the redevelopment of the area. There is a taxi rank and bus stops either side of the road to take to your chosen destination. Station= The building itself is rather grand and impressive, there are many beautiful buildings in Stoke on Trent which are just dirty and unloved unfortun... more
Customer Stoke-on-Trent Train Station Reviews (4)
by - written on 11/12/09, updated on 11/12/09 (Very useful, 246 readings)
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Well what can I say about goold old Stoke station?!! Hopefully quite a lot. Parking= Almost directly opposite, by the Royal Mail sorting office, a largeish car park which always seems to have spaces. Of course very expensive as they all are and best avoided at possible. Surrounding area/location= Directly opposite is the North Staffs Hotel, which looks very nice although never needed to stop here of course. A Subway sandwich shop is also practically opposite. It is located in Stoke, one of the six towns which collectively make up Stoke on Trent. The town of Stoke is the cities administrative capital housing the Civic Centre. It ... Read the complete review
by Wont be intimidated! - written on 01/09/09
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Pumpkin shop at stoke on trent train station: I go to this shop every so often for lunch but on this occassion found the female shop assistant to be very rude indeed! I asked for a Steak pie but was given a cornish pasty! when I took it back the assistant replied " I told you its a cornish one!" when I had been charged £2.75 the price of a steak pie and there was three steak pie's staring me in the face! along with various other pastries. I then replied "I want a steak pie!" the assistant snatched the cornish pasty from me and exchanged it only then, for a steak pie! why was I not given what I asked for in the first place? was it so the chubby ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/06/09 (Very useful, 145 readings)
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Stoke-on-Trent station is hopefully a station I won't see much more of in the future! That sounds horrible considering the station isn't that bad in itself. It's more the fact that in the past, the train I got from Bristol to Manchester didn't stop at Stockport. So I would have to go from Bristol to Stoke-on-Trent, then wait 10-15 minutes for another train to Manchester that actually stopped at Stockport. A bit annoying, considering it's a main station stop. Fortunately now they've changed the train timetable so that the Bristol train stops at Stockport. No more Stoke-on-Trent for me! However, as a tribute to all the time I've wasted there, I ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/04/08 (Very useful, 2109 readings)
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I hadn't been on a train until I was 21 and to be honest my first ever train journey was to Newcastle upon Tyne which was about a four hour jaunt from Stoke on Trent station, with several stops in Manchester, Leeds and York, which wasn't a very good experience for my first, however over the past 8 years I have seen myself having to get a train on quite a few occasions whether it be for business, holidays, or one of those extremely expensive shopping trips to either Manchester, Brimingham or Nottingham, as there isn't a great deal in Stoke on Trent. Stoke on Trent train station is in a central location, situtated in Stoke, one the 6 towns of the potteries with ... Read the complete review
