A lovely traditional style station with a beautiful grand architectural front. Barons Court has a toilet facing the ticket gates (although these are locked and you will have to ask a member of staff for access). The platforms are roofed all the way along so there is no waiting room. This station serves the picaddilly and district lines.

Love this Grade II listed station, built in the early 1900s by Harry Ford for the District Railway. Unfortunately there is not much space in front of the station and as a pedestrian you are bombarded with vehicular traffic as soon as you exit. Would be much better if Gliddon road were pedestrianised or at least traffic calmed.

We stayed at the Baron Court Apartment and really loved the it. The management staff were wonderful and very helpful to us. We stayed for a week and found everything we could need there, very close to Baron Court Station and supermarkets. We would recommend it to family and friends as the place to stay whilst in London.

No lifts or ramps are provided at this station. To add, the eastbound platform is fairly narrow and only has an information display for the next train for the piccadilly line. If you want eastbound district line updates, you'll have to check on your phone or go upstairs to the displays there, near the exit.

To me this is a residential area. Relatively quiet even with the train station. Small station but has 2 lines which makes it convenient. You can walk from here to Hammersmith Station as it is not too far. We stayed in a flat on the third floor nearby and enjoyed our stay.

Meet Humphrey, first when I saw him, I thought I knew him, but, it was not so, but, I started to chat with his owner, and also made a fuss of him, the dog that is. What a beautiful handsome, and, intelligent creature, I was so glad that I

Baron's Court is one of the few Tube stations that has preserved architectural history, with great Picadilly and District line excellent connection to wider London. It's been improved with Gails cafe opening upstairs recently I think.

Barons Court is a London Underground station on the District and Piccadilly lines. It is in West Kensington, Greater London. The station is located on Gliddon Road, a short distance from Talgarth Road (A4) in the London Borough of

Small station on the piccadilly and district lines. Closest tube station to Charring Cross hospital which is about a 10 to 15 minutes walk away from the station. It is also about the same distance to Olympia exhibitions halls.

My local. Barons court has a lovely parade of shops outside, also the platform positioning allows for a deliciously refreshing breeze and an opportunity to see the Piccadilly Line out of its natural underground habitat.

Very simple station, in and out nothing pretty, but gets the job done, I did however get this absolutely beautiful photo from the bathroom one evening, I will add staff are extremely helpful and polite.

Great station and well linked to central London! Barons Court is a London Underground station in West Kensington of the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, Greater London. This station

This is a station on the London underground system, there really isn't much more to say. The platforms are at below ground level so accessed by stairs (not sure if there

Old-fashioned station that has managed to dodge modernisation in a mainly residential area but a nice little row of shops that includes an award winning butchers.

Two bedroom flat with a full kitchen and two full baths. Centrally located in West London. Near shopping, trains, eateries and the pharmacy.

Most likely zero service on the District line every weekend ..... engineering works, 52 weekends a year it seems ....going on for years !

Good place to change the train as District and Piccadilly lines stop at the same platforms in both directions. This station has toilets.

No Lifts no ramps or anything. Nothing special about the area know it well, the best thing about this station is the track out of there

It's an OK tube station. District and Piccadilly line. Covered from rain. There is a coffee shop outside. Couple of ticket machines

Small neat underground station with few cafe and team rooms arround it. Best way to reach the Charing Cross Hospital.

Iconic station serving Picadilly and District Lines average wait time 4 mins. Can get crowded at peak times.

Nice station. Trains from Piccadilly and District lines stop. Only downside it's a bit cold in winter.

Beautifully tiled tube station. Serves it's purpose as a tube station, not much else to say!

Wonderful and quite station . U change district line if u coming through Piccadilly line.

Narrow platforms so change at Hammersmith between the District and Piccadilly if you can!

London Underground Station with District and Piccadilly Line services

Residential neighborhood with easy Piccadilly line access.

No idea, I didn't go here, I changed at Earls Court

Easy to change trains here, seldom very crowded

Good , old fashionable place