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The Chamartin Station facilities are excellent , and the whole thing is crisp, modern and new; also connecting well with various underground lines. We could connect well from Tribunal Station near the city centre. The Renfe Office is not as friendly and helpful as the...More
Good station with perfect interconnection with other trains (long distance, ave, albums) and also with normal trains, and metro lives Also!
We took a train from this station to travel to the walled city of Avila for the day. It was easy to get to this station by subway but I also think that you can get a train from Atocha station to Chamartin station as...More
We arrived in Charmartin at 9:30 to get tickets for the 10:15 train to Segovia. There were 3 lines selling tickets for same day travel, there were many other ticket desks for future bookings with staff waiting for customers. I queued in line 2 to...More
People everywhere. Stores spread out. Some cafes outside to grab quick food before boarding. Trains are clean and fast. Bathrooms are terrible and only one I could find at far end of the station. Good system of announcing trains in English and Spanish. Well organized....More
We used the station in September, when we travelled to Segovia, having bought the tickets at the airport the evening before. Be sure to allow sufficient time to get your bags scanned, which can add several minutes to your boarding time. We enjoyed breakfast at...More
A regular train station, with a very welcome cafeteria at the entrance, very kind and dinamic waitress in charge. Good tostadas!
My boyfriend and I were wanting to see Segovia, but arrived really early at Chamartin one day to see that all trains were fully booked. We booked the tickets online and the prices ranged between 6€ - 30€ (all tourist class and same duration of...More
This is one of Madrid's main hubs for the cercanias, metro and high speed trains. What a dump. Dirty, ugly, and old. It is in dire need of an update. Don't even think of using bathrooms! I have seen cleaner bathrooms in a roadside gas...More
Chamartin is not as large (size-wise) as Atocha but it is much cleaner, better organized and has more shops, cafes & restaurants for travelers. We rode trains from Madrid to Salamanca and to Avila (on separate occasions) & had no difficulty navigating our way around....More
