Aravaca RENFE commuter station. Between the Pozuelo and Príncipe Pío stations. All trains that pass through this station stop. It is considered Zone A. A modern station that has all the necessary facilities. There is a cafeteria inside and a small food store. The station has two free outdoor parking spaces. One of them huge and the other, below, smaller, but with easy parking. The ML2 light rail line begins at this station.

Very comfortable and practical, recommend given

A normal suburban station, you can park near the train and go on the suburban train to Madrid capital and thus avoid the hassle of whether or not you can drive your car through the center. The stop if you go to the center is Principe Pio.

A station with little parking where, without hindering traffic, they sometimes send the tow truck. The station does not have bathrooms. There are friendly attendants, but the trains have terrible signs announcing the destination. There are often delays, but the service is one of the best in Europe.

It is the most delayed station of all the Madrid suburban stations. Waiting times are around 20/25 minutes. Today I'm late again. Explanations, zero. My rating: 1.

Functional elegant public facility that provides train service to the entire area of ​​Aravaca and Europa Avenue in Pozuelo

Nice light rail experience

Two lines, the Renfe and the circular tramway of the Pozuelo de Alarcon agglomeration.

Spend the money on having bathrooms and putting in some more benches because I have to sit on the floor every day.

The Cercanías station is not connected to the Light Metro station. To go from one Cercanías platform to another you have to go outside and go around some stairs. The directions are not clear.

Just for what it is. Easily accessible and connects Aravaca with thousands of places. It's great!

I love Spain😍😍😍

Some delays

You must be careful more than once I have not been able to pay the ticket properly