Maida Vale

A station that's always manned and escalators function which is a good thing as there is no lift

I wish there was a lift* here.
But the staff are patient with passengers and are well trained.

Americans call It a Elevator

Accessibility at this station is nothing short of a joke. No lifts as well as more steps to get up to the exit once you've passed through the barriers. I'm at least grateful for what seems to be some sort of refurbishment down on the platforms. It does seem very bright and clear which is very nice indeed but ease of accessibility is a common problem with bakerloo line tube stations.

Over 100 years old this station includes most original fixtures, fittings and finishes preserved and maintained to a high standard.
An early mosaic 'London Underground' legend on the period staircase and the familiar ox-blood glazed exterior tiles are noteworthy.

This underground station is small. It looks a bit old and is a bit dark and this does not give a great feeling. However, the service is very good with the Bakerloo line. The station is clean. The platforms are similar to most stations (not very wide but good). I have never seen this station extremely busy like some other stations in London and this is good.

Good station and good location, updating needed Very much,Maida Vale is a London Underground station in Maida Vale in inner north-west London. The station is on the Bakerloo line, between Kilburn Park and Warwick Avenue stations, and is in Travelcard Zone 2.

Amazing tiles arrayed in pleasing ways. Aesthetically top notch. Would recommend to anyone who likes tiles.

1st time i have used this station and the look of it is old and has its original signs. There is no disabled access to the ticket hall and platforms only stairs. The ticket hall area is dark not that strong lighting. But a nice underground station.