I really enjoy stations with disused areas that can be seen It makes it more interesting getting to see what was there and how things have changed from how they used to be I like how all the track has been lifted and yet the platform is still used from the other side also I like that the hydraulic buffer stop is still in place and that wear the line came in to the station you can see down the short tunnel to wear the trains pass bye to come in to another platform. I used this station to get to the millennium bridge which was easy enough you just come out of the station and just walk straight down the road and you're there.

Building, witness to lot of history being made in the country. You walk around the station and you just can imagine rich history of the country buried beneath your feet. Love the Mansion House Tube Station. It is unique, it is historical and what not!!!

Nice and developed station

The station is a good starting point for exploring this part of the city. There are many interesting tourist places around.

Clean and relatively quiet station in the centre of London.

My mansion is so hot but it"s my oms birthday but how much is thos

Mansion House Tube Station & Ormond House, 63 Queen Victoria St building was designed by The Thomas Saunders Partnership (TTSP) in 1988. Construction began in early 1989 & completed in 1990. Comprising of 6 storeys over a two storey basement it contains offices & ground floor retail outlets with an initial tender cost 13.5m Stg. It replaced a much older building which did not lend itself to open plan office layouts. Part of lower basement contains a tube station, while the upper basement has an electrical substation & plantroom. Two corners of the building have stairwells with vaulted roofs above it. The cladding is precast concrete panels with veneers of portland stone & polished Finnish coral granite. It contains a steel frame mansard roof with natural slate & stone veneer window surrounds. The larger cornice above the 4th floor projects out 900mm above the street pavement below. The polished Finnish coral granite extends into the tube station entrance. Some specialist elements of the building were tendered separately by the design team rather than through the main contractor tendering out. Such items were like the internal lifts & cladding packages. Techcrete were a nominated cladding subcontractor having won the cladding tender. Kawneer were nominated the external joinery subcontractors. The tube station was revamped using the existing transport lines. The station remained open to the public during demolition works & most of the build and until the tube station fit-out commenced. A recent internal office fit out was carried out of the 2nd floor in 2018/19 and was leased by Savills with prime rents sought. After 32 years on, this building still looks great and is a credit to all contractors & the design teams involved to which l was a member. Special credit to TTSP's Scottish-Polish Project Archt Wicek Sosna & British-Czech Archt Associate Director Yarda Vonka at that time.

Tourist attraction with beautiful buildings when just step out of the metro station, quiet place, few blocks away, you can go to st. Paul cathedral, church, clock tower, millennium bridge, garden where you can do photoshoots, nearby restaurants and galleries

This station will let you see the other side with it’s old fashioned walls.FACT ALLERT :Did you know it is called mansion house as it was the residence of the official home of the Lord Mayor of London.

I really like how this station looks from the platform level. Interchange between the two platforms isn't exactly easy especially since Platform 2 is out of use, trains only use platforms 1 and 3. No step free access available here but at least the station looks nice.

Love mansion house station bruv. Goes off in mornings. Get ther between 8 and 9 always busy. Xoxo

This underground station was built in 1913

great customer service team. forgot my phone at work and was allowed to go back without touching in. the customer support man waited for me to come back before finishing his shift. appreciate it

Really nice underground station which is served by the Circle & district lines. Very busy underground station during the morning & evening rush hours. There is no disabled access only stairs here. Clean & tidy station staff around to help.

"closed 3 August due to staff shortage"