Moreton-in-Marsh

Big parking available. Small station with two platforms. Good for long trains. Service is good. Quick connection for London by GWR.

The station is like something from the past with the old signal box and signal. Good rail service and interesting places to visit with some nice pubs with reasonable prices and interesting menus. A very busy main street but easy to walk up and down.

There were no staff there yesterday, Sunday, when our GWR train was cancelled. The waiting room and toilets were also locked. Today, when I tried to get a ticket for our cancelled service, Glenn, who was at the counter, was most unhelpful. He didn't seem to know anything about the previous days events, or the information on his company's website. He refused to provide a new ticket for the train today and suggested that I buy a brand new ticket even though we were greatly inconvenienced by the company he worked for. I bought the ticket less than 2 hours before departure when the train was probably already cancelled. I had to show him the details on his website, but he didn't seem that bothered.

A small 2 platform station with connecting bus services to popular touristy Cotswold villages Bourton-on-the-Water & Stow-on-Wold via Pulhams Bus 801 (timetable is online). There are no left luggage services here - try contacting the hotels nearby. No public transport available on Sundays.

Train station as expected. The town was disappointing. The traffic on High Street made crossing a risky venture, and the congestion and noise really detracted from what could otherwise be a quaint place to visit. I would only return for the sake of getting the bus to Bourton-on-Water (bus 801).

Good connecting railway station but beware of sunday as public transport will not be avaliable on sunday or public holiday and cab charges is very haigh. Sp plan accordingly.

Waiting rooms and toilets, but only accessible during staffed hours. Easy to walk into town, also bus stop at station for onward travel.

Part time ticket office. Departure boards. Wheelchair accessible. Pay and display car park with reasonable prices. All weather cover. Appears to be part time toilets. Very clean. Ticket machine. Help points. Bus service close and so is the little town.

This relatively small train station is an easy walk to Downtown or the local Co-op. We came arrived from Paddington in the early afternoon and only required minimal directions to get to our Hotel. We had printed out our tickets ahead of time for our return journey back to London. So all we had to do was figure out which side of the tracks we needed to be, wait in the enclosed seating area, and wait for our train. The architecture was mixed and somewhat unremarkable.

Moreton-in-Marsh is a small town in the Cotswolds, so its railway station is small compared to stations in larger towns like Oxford. There is no self-service ticket machine in this station, so if you purchased tickets online and hope to use a self service ticket to print them out, you won't be able to do that here. I printed out all the tickets I purchased online months ago at Paddington Station since I knew I would not be able to do that. There is anagent from whom you can purchase tickets at certain times, so it's good to know their office hours. The ticket office also has information brochures on places of interest in the area. This station is only a few minutes from High Street, so it's very convenient for travelers or sightseers who might want to check out this town. If you don't have a car, you can take the bus going to towns like Stow-on-the Wold or Burton-on-the Water from this station.

Crowded and construction blocking off several car park areas. We did find parking and made our pick up. Then off for some exploring.