Union Station

One of the most unique train stations I've ever been in. It was absolutely beautiful both inside and out. A hub for transportation to and from downtown but so much more. $9 will get you to the airport or from the airport to union station. Coming from the airport and going to it the train to/from union station was my choice. The shops and food and bars inside are all really nice. Happy hour specials on both food and drinks was available at Union station bar. I enjoyed hanging out there either before I headed out or after a night out each day I was in Denver. Lots of seating and comfortable areas to work from and charging stations are everywhere so you can stay powered up. Clean bathrooms were also a plus! People watching here was great and it was easy to find others to spark up a convo with. Seemed like a jumping spot to get your night out started as each night well dressed groups of people flowed in to have drinks or meet up. Definitely a must see/go to place.

Many shops and amenities flank this $500M architecturally appealing renovated structure. Great customer service and great atmosphere to enjoy. Seemingly sufficient lighting for night entertainment around station. Bustling pedestrians entering/exiting surrounding shops. Signals at street intersections all seemed to produce good traffic flow during rush hour around station.

Clean, inviting atmosphere with modern decor and plenty of seating. Enough food and coffee options to fit your mood.

I didn't go for the transportation. I went to go to the lounge to get a snack and hang out. The Union Station has a great environment there with a bookstore, bar, pizza shop, ice cream, hotel, etc. They have free Wifi. The couches and nice and the shuffle boards in the middle are a fun easy to play while you hang out. We went there after a meal and hung out for awhile to relax and play. It's an inexpensive place to be at while in Denver. I recommend it.

Many of the metropolitan city’s train stations are close to gross or filthy most of the times. Denver’s union station is by far the most well restored, organized and charming station i’ve been to! Not too touristy and yet has all the necessary restaurants and shops for visitors!

It was big inside it had seats all over an food places to eat at unfortunately we got there at 830am on a Tuesday morning an nothing was open. I think there was a coffee shop that was serving coffee but that is all I seen. They have putlets forphone charger hookups if you need a a little charge which we did my phone was dead an had to charge b4 calling an Uber. Its easy on an off the train we rode the train from airport I think it was 6 stops an then union Station which was about a 35 min ride an cost $10.50 for an all day pass an it took you all over plus I believe it included bus fare also but it was cheaper than getting an Uber or cab from airport if your staying in denver we were 2.5 miles from our bnb taxi n Uber run $45 to $65 plus a tip from airport to downtown Denver it cost us $21 for 2 train tickets an $9.25 Uber ride to our place for $31 roughly an thats how we got back to airport as well when we went homes we spent $62 round trip instead of taxi or Uber from airport which would cost $90 to $130 the train is almost as fast as driving a car an you don't have all the traffic an lights an having to deal with no where to park. I hope this helps someone.

Beautifully restored and repurposed train station housing Hotel Crawford, expansive & comfortable lobby with couches, chairs, tables, charging stations, train waiting area, restraints, bar, shops. Modern train platforms for Amtrak & local rail.

Beautiful old train station. Has restrooms and a (rather slow) bottle filling station, a restaurant, a coffee shop, and a hotel on the upper floors. Puts up tasteful Christmas decorations.

It was an experience walking inside of the station. Seeing the uniqueness and history of the building.

Went to take pictures and learn about the Amtrak train system. Has a nice view inside and out. Also has a small gift shop inside along with places to eat plus tables to use your laptop or just hang out. Parking is 6 dollar for every 30 mins or an all day fee which I didn't bother looking at case 6 bucks was scary enough at the public parking spot a block away.

This Union Station is an old building like some old train stations but with Modern touch. It is a great place to enjoy your food and it is also very vibrant. The architecture alone is worth a visit, a must visit places nearby. There are bar and restaurants in this station nearby. The rail Connects through this station.

Denver Union Station is the Lower Downtown’s transportation, dining, shopping and entertainment hub. You can go directly from downtown Denver to Denver International Airport DEN for just $9. The architecture is fabulous and so is the interior atmosphere.

Beautiful historic station. Very crowded, but shows vitality is a strength. Breakfast, coffee shops and a bar. There’s a hotel, and, oh yeah, you can buy train tickets, too. Regional rail is out back, and busses are down a flight of stairs. Like the modern awnings over the outside rail lines.

Union station is always super nice. A little dirty and there are homeless people there but I have never been approached or felt unsafe. Then again I am a strong male so I am privileged in that regard. Everything is very easy to navigate and the boards at the top of the bus station give you everything you need to know. Very easy, love the transit in Colorado!

Awesome place, must visit and hang out in the nights. Have great place to eat, shop and have drinks. Must try the game in the station at hotel, it's reminds me of my NYC.

One of my favorite places in Denver! You have to visit the flower shop inside! Everything about this station is just so beautiful!

Coming in from the airport there is a good chance that Union Station will be your introduction to Denver. What an introduction it is. Coming from Cleveland, this train station makes me feel a little embarrassed of my home town. It is extremely clean and there are a few great shops and restaurants well worth visiting. The line at Snooze can be long, but that time can fly by while you browse through Tattered Cover across the way.

Nice historic building. The lobby is great for catching up with work, sitting with family, getting a quick bite or ice cream. A really beautiful building.

Very unique and totally get the hype! There’s an amazing ice cream shop that had a worthy line n waiting. Was pretty crowded for Christmas eve (in a good way). If you go to 16th street mall you can ride a free shuttle to the station

Having recently visiting Grand Central Terminal recently, I'd honestly expected something much larger. BUT I will say, Union Station is much nicer inside, fill with couches and tables to work at. It just don't have as many shops, which makes sense, seeing as to how it's a train station.