A large transportation hub in the center of London. It's beautifully designed. Everything is marked well so you can navigate it easily. If you still need assistance, there is a manned information booth. If you buy tickets online, they have a host of ticket machines you can print them out on. The restrooms are downstairs. I don't know if they have a separate restroom for handicapped, but I would imagine they do. I just didn't see the markings for it. There are plenty of amenities where you can get a bite to eat or do some shopping.

London Victoria station is busy but well organised. It is the major transportation hub for both commuters and tourists and a good starting point to explore London. It is located in the heart of the city with beautiful edifices and impressive architecture. The station is well-connected with a variety of transportation options, including the London Underground, National Rail, and bus services. The station is spacious and well-lit, making it easy to navigate, especially during the busiest times of the day. The station has excellent facilities with varieties of shops, restaurants, public restrooms, Bureau de Change, cash machines and the likes which makes it convenient spot for travelers' needs. The staff are friendly and helpful, and always willing to assist with any queries or problems. They cares for kids and those that needs assistance. It is great transportation hub to use.

Huge transportation station in Central London. Station is clean and tidy. Information is complete and officers is very helpful. But this station not for Coach Station for outbound or intercity coach.

Huge and most famous railway station in London. Vastness, facilities and lots of passengers all the time.

Very busy national rail and tube station. So many shops to choose from. Has good seating and toilet facilities. Taxi rank outside as well as buses. Ticketing office onsite.

Large, busy train station beautifully refurbished. What a joy to travel from this station. Plenty of ready-to eat food available for train travel. The waiting areas are regularly cleaned. The station authorities have rolled out comfortable and stylish seating

Clean, big enough for lots of travellers to move around without bumping into each other, a great choice of shops, clear signage, helpful staff and a great location. Can’t ask for more of a train station.

Haven't been here for a while, love the new look and additional seats and many ticket machines and human assistance available just the same. Victoria station is somewhat faultless apart from some delays and odd cancelled trains. Nothing much to complain about, it's one of the largest and busiest stations and it's very convenient too, quite a few food shop and supermarkets and pharmaceutical stores, pretty much all day today essentials can be bought here while waiting for your train. Newly renovated free toilets with a lot more cubicle space, well thought through and is kept clean and doesn't have a horrid smell either.

A comprehensive large coach station with a good choice of eateries, plenty of seating, impressive information board, toilets, and a passport photo booth. The toilets had just been cleaned with the cleaner present ; however, there was an overpowering smell in there.

One of the mainline train and tube stations in London, near the London Coach Terminals. A wide range of shops, places to grab a bite to eat or drink. Located near landmarks such as Buckingham Palace and areas like Belgrave, Knightsbridge and South Kensington.

Located in the heart of London city. Because of that very busy station. Most of the tourists travel through this rail station and tube station. Buckingham Palace, Westminster, BigBen, LondonEye, At James Park, Hyde Park and many more visiting points. So many shops and offices around. Has good seating and toilet facilities. Taxi rank outside as well as buses going all sides of London city. Ticketing office onsite as well asa queue of ticket machines. We staffed station. Many eating and drinking places inside and outside the station as well as hotels around. You can enjoy shopping, eat or drink while wait for your train.

The Victoria Station in London is a huge train station and underground station that has great links to all over the United Kingdom. I came here because I needed to get to the Apollo Theatre which is nearby and it's an easy ten-minute walk. I thought the place looked impressive with plenty of restaurants and shops and there's also a lot of places to sit which is rare these days. I love visiting here and it's not cramped at all and the underground is a short walk downstairs too which just adds to the convenience.

This is not just a station but you can even do your shopping as well as eat good food if you are travelling across this station. The staff is very helpful and there are several enquire counters available. There is a bus stop just outside the station from where you can take a local bus to most parts of London. Majority of the transport options are accessible through this station and there is free Wifi too.

I actually love this station. I've been through here many times for travelling. The station is clean, has toilets, bins, lifts and wheelchair access. There are MANY food and drink shops within the station and everything is helpfully sign-posted. I usually pop into the LEON for a bite to eat.

Can catch buses and overground trains here, underground is right across the street. Easy to navigate, located in a good place to begin your exploring of the city or just for general commute. Very clean and organized.

Beautiful train station with Gatwick direct line. There are food stores and good waiting area and toilets. The bus station is just outside.

Victoria is a nice place to visit. Many restaurant and food chain located nearby the train station and church is also nearby. Bus station and train station just around the corner

Arrived from Gatwick airport; train service and timings all impeccable. Clear signage and a large airy concourse allows for easy movement of significant crowds. BUT REMEMBER … you walk on the opposite side; otherwise you’ll be like a fish trying to swim upstream.

I recently visited a bus station and was pleased with the overall experience. The station was clean and well-maintained, with plenty of seating and amenities for travelers. The staff at the ticket counter were friendly and efficient, helping me to purchase my tickets and answering any questions I had. The buses themselves were also clean and comfortable, with enough space for luggage and personal items. I appreciated the clear signage, which made it easy to navigate the station and find my way to my departure gate. Overall, the bus station provided a convenient and pleasant experience for my travel needs.

Huge station with a lot of shops. Close monitor on the schedule board for your terminal. Taking train to gatwick airport. No worries arriving early as a lot of shops for shopping.

One of London’s busiest train and tube stations plus very close to Victoria bus depot. Victoria has lot of eating and shopping options both inside and nearby. Also a few hotels right on or next to the station. Great connections to south and south west service and to the rest of London

One of the big transportation station in Central London. Station is clean and tidy. Information is complete and station staff is very helpful. Have good connectivity with different National rails as well. Good choices of cafe and shops for quick needs

London Victoria station, great connect to various part London and UK generally. Lots of stores, restaurants, boutiques, cash machines etc. there definitely something for everyone. Self serving machines also much available. Well maintained building.

One of the most important transportation hubs in London has links to many different kinds of travel - rail, tube, coach and even boat I think. It's also very intuitive to get around but if you manage to get lost or need any other assistance ask for help one of the many men and women in coats that say "We're here to help".

This is a very big train station. It is easily connected to the underground and it is well lit and extremely bright. I am not sure what it would look like on cloudy days. Which, apparently, happens frequently here in London. There is a train here that will take you to Gatwick Airport in around 35 minutes or so.