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bcbusdriver says:
This is the main train and bus station in Vancouver. It is also my office as I work for one of the bus companies. Station was built in 1919 by the Canadian Northern Railway.
It now is home to Via Rail which heads east from here towards Edmonton and points east. Amtrak also leaves from here, sou…
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stargirlssc says:
One of the most convenient hotels in Kyoto for anyone traveling by train in Japan. The Granvia Hotel is located at the Kyoto train station!
We actually stayed here on two separate occasions on our trip to Japan--first for one night as a stopover before our visit to Amanohashidate, and second for…
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Kramerdude says:
Another short stay in Indianapolis led to a new hotel experience in the downtown area. This trip we ended up at the Crowne Plaza at Union Station. As evident by the name, the hotel is actually located inside a fully remodeled rail yard building.
The hotel is very nice and quite unique. As part…
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tiffybear24 says:
The Hanover Hotel in Edinburgh is tucked away in a small alley behind Princes Street, but still a great location. We arrived to Edinburgh by train, and the hotel was within 2 blocks walking distance from the train depot. It's right behind the very busy Princes Street, so away from the traffic but …
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BRYGGEN says:
For tokyo, at about $ 100 US a night for single room, I believe this was a good deal. The room is small but I have seen smaller in Japan, you still have room for a desk and enough room to walk around. The bathroon is not that big but very clean and good water pressure in the shower. Plenty of amenet…
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alyssa_ob says:
Hotel Kennedy is located a few blocks from the Termini train station, making it an excellent home base. It was easy to find and the staff very friendly (and English speaking). Our room was clean and cozy but a little noisy with the window open. The bathroom was large and clean with a bidet and ve…
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tj1777 says:
I stayed at the Oranje van Eden hotel during the unofficial TB meet up in Friesland in August 2008. The location of the hotel can not be beaten. It is right across the road from the train station and a short walk away from the city centre.
The rooms are fine but not super big but they got what yo…
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portia says:
If you are hungry for some fine New England clam chowder in the city, the Oyster Bar at the Grand Central station is a great place to get it! They also have fresh oysters (as their name would imply!) and other seafood dishes. We were only there in the middle of the afternoon because a friend had tol…
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dlazzaro says:
If you are going to Rome, it is good to know that the area around the train station is cheap for food and lodging, but it can be somewhat unsafe. There are a large number of unemployed people and transients who hang out in that area, and they usually will not bother you, but muggings do occur.If p…
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metsbwd says:
Note: Review is based on having a "business room", which in Japan means a small, cramped, but serviceable room. Free internet and a very comfortable bed. The staff was very helpful with all requests...very fast response. No breakfast included in the room rate ($110/night). Located in Osaka stati…
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delsol67 says:
The hotel is in close proximity to the train station. This can be a pro or a con. As of my visit there was still a problem with prostitutes. They roam the areas that surround the train station. They can get aggressive. Ok, one more thing. I also witnessed drugs being prepared for use and being used …
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dougal says:
Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof is massive - probably the biggest train station I’ve ever been to!! (Hey - I'm not exactly Alan Whicker you know!)
The huge curved roofs house over 25 platforms from where you can catch a train to virtually anywhere in Europe and probably many places beside. Consequ…
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