Northfields

One of my favourite Charles Holden stations, built in inter-war art deco / modernist style in the 1930s. The large, tall rectangular concourse is spacious and rather breathtaking, if you take a moment to look up. There is also a generously sized forecourt, meaning you can exit the station as a pedestrian and feel comfortable, not bombarded with vehicular traffic.

Charming station, art deco simple but in pristine conditions. Relative easy access even though there are a few steps to reach platforms. Clean toilet available, ticket machines.

The station and staff are really nice. The Piccadilly line service though is an entirely different matter: an insult to mankind. Trains are scarce at rush hour and break down too often and when not, we are told that staff shortages prevent from running the trains, a daily desolation, a motivation to desert London and flee from the stress inflicted to passengers.

A nice big open station with tow lines servicing it. the Metropolitan and Piccadilly lines. Both line take you into central London and the city. Disabled ramps and big concourse. Regular trains running throughout the day. In the middle of both the shopping centres in northfields so ideal travel point. Lack of toilets is the only reason I gave it 4 stars.

Old, outdated, in need of a major overhaul.

Shocking wheelchair access is still missing in this day and age.

A nice tube station that is served by the Piccadilly line. There are 4 platforms at this station some trains do terminate here. There are toilets here but no disabled access to the platforms. Nice ticket hall area with a bench to sit down.

Very convenient. Usually clean. Could use an upgrade.

This station is a little outdated and is in need of a overhaul which is widely needed. Wheelchair users and parents with buggies are the ones who suffer mostly.