Denver Union Station

What a Beautiful Establishment. From the Security at the train station to the front of the building, I really loved seeing and visiting Union Station Denver.
The merchants inside were very nice and not bothersome but asked questions just in case I needed help. What ever I wanted to eat, drink or buy was at Union Station and it is a welcoming welcome and landmark to Downtown Denver. I will certainly be returning

A beautiful, clean train station with gorgeous architecture and nostalgia. The perfect place to be brought to from the airport when I visited — can’t recommend enough. All trains were on time and it was easy to navigate.

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Union Station was our central hub for travel inside and outside of Denver. We used the A-Line to get from the airport to downtown. The ticket kiosks walked you through the purchase steps. Some of our friends had trouble but there were representatives around to help. It cost $10.50 one way.

At the end of our trip, we took the train back to the airport. The inside of Union Station is quite beautiful and relaxing. There are bathrooms, a bar, restaurants, a coffee shop, and a gift shop. I'm sure there's probably more I didn't see. Unfortunately, we were there at 6am and nothing was open.

There were no announcements about arriving/departing trains so you have to pay attention. Not sure if this was a fluke or not. The pews/benches have outlets on the sides so you can charge your devices while you want. This is a place that I could probably hang out and do work the next time I'm in Denver.

I like to come here sometimes to relax and to read- it’s a very comfortable and nice place to past the time in the evenings.

I was here two nights ago with a friend to enjoy an ice cream and a nice conversation.

With the Christmas lights and decorations it feels like you’re back in the early 20th century.

Stopped in to look around and have a drink. Everything was good except the two male security guards standing outside the ladies room looking inside and I thought it was weird.
There was a female security guard in the restroom with a troubled woman that was having some issues.
They got the woman out and we went about our visit with no further incidents.

Conductors could of been more helpful with senior passengers only at first door to board no one at second to assist getting on and with luggage us other passengers assisted best we could also in finding their seats also getting of on extra step stool or assistance step off with late hour and whether being snowy my first trip that this happened also pa was not working on lower leavel and conductors didn't come down at relay stops

the nicest station denver’s got. lines going all over the place even out of state. very nice building to sleep and wait for a train. lots of stores and restaurants to keep you busy and spending money. bathrooms are
large and nice. you can even buy tickets here. beautiful and old building.

This is a very lively place. At the time I visited(Saturday), People everywhere having a great time. Shops were all open and it looked very clean. The photo is panoramic

Probably the coolest train station I've ever been in. Centrally located right in a very cool area of downtown and it serves as a central hub but most of the trains running through the middle of the United States.

I was there passing to get on the A train going to DIA (Denver International Airport) during Christmas time. It was decorated so lovely.

A historical landmark worth visiting in downtown Denver. Make sure to stop by

Probably the only thing I like about Denver. Seriously, don't get me started on why I don't like Denver. However, Denver Union Station was love at first sight. My first time arriving into Denver was via Amtrak. What an experience. The aesthetic of it all is gorgeous. I'm so pleased that it's kept very well maintained. There are bus services downstairs and local trolley trains that can go as far as the airport. There's a variety of eateries that are all going to be on the pricey side, but there's a lot of options depending on what you're looking for. This is a magnificent place to just sit and people watch. It can get busy. Like any station, be mindful of your surroundings. However, I felt safe for the most part. There's security that walks around. I love that a lot of the history has melded into the modern industrial design.

Super clean & safe. Lots to see all the time. It's part of a really great area.

Stopped in waiting for the National Western Stock Show Parade. The building is decorated for Christmas. It's lovely!!

Dining here is a great way to experience a unique and historic place in Denver.

This area is super cool, first time being here. Lots of food and snack options

Denver Union Station is in a good location. The ability to connect and transfer from rail to bus and Amtrak is good for business. The retail shops and eateries are convenient. Restrooms are close and clean under the circumstances. This location has serious issues when dealing with the homeless population. There are efforts to make it a better place for all.

I love Union Station. If you go to other major metro/transit stations outside of the NE USA, they are dilapidated, grungy, and dangerous. I moved from Houston and their central metro hub was a joke. Denver's however is very well put together. The bus station is very nice, the transit platform is great, and the dining areas around are super cool. Most of the time I feel safe. Yes, there are some homeless down in the bus area and around Union station but they don't harm anyone 99% of the time. In addition, there's usually plenty of security so that helps. Plus I enjoy that it's a center spot for most of the city.

They have restored this grand railroad station into a hotel that has a central lobby surrounded by eateries. It's a very elegant and comfortable place to wait for your light rail or Amtrak train. I love arriving here on the A line from the Denver airport.

Beautifully refurbished original train station now serving as a major transportation hub. I have not stayed in the hotel, but I've heard it's top notch. Excellent assortment of restaurants and shops makes this a common go to for me and a traditional Christmas visit.