Eastcote Station london

Pre-war architecture building which has standard amenities. Centrally located within the high street, the station serves both Metropolitan and Piccadilly lines. Good service although their seems to be very low staffing levels to assist.

A third of the platform is covered, and you get side protection from wind and rain as well. The station has both Piccadilly as well as Metropolitan line. When travelling off peak to London, allays take the first train to Rayners Lane and change at that location. At Peak times you are normally better of staying at Eastcote as you will get a seat and be better protected from the wind and rain. I've knocked of a star as it lack disabled facilities.

Decent station with a coffee shop and sometimes flower stall. There's some cover but only at one end of the platform. Staff are onsite but you have to knock on the door of the office and they'll come out and help. Plenty of bike rack space outside and a quick walk straight onto the high street.

On my daily commute I pass through this station. Situated in the heart of Eastcote Town centre. Nice and clean platform. Covered waiting area in both platforms. They waiting rooms are temperature controlled but available until 11pm. The station does not have wheelchair or buggy accessibility. There is coffee shop available in the ticket hall. Staff is available in the station.

Station with waiting room.

Very quiet place I expect everyone was out at work or busy.

Tidy and no complaints

Excellent station with two lines.

Conveniently close can use either Metropolitan or Piccadilly

Best station on this branch of both lines, clean platforms, frequent trains however the Piccadilly is more frequent at Rayners Lane