Union Station - Bus stop in Denver - 1700 Wewatta St, USA

Very clean and good looking building . The underground bus concourse is where the problem lies. Literally every outlet for anyone riding greyhound, train or buses you need to be aware that they have intentionally shut them all off. Nice to see tax dollars at work. also no food or beverages kiosk nor vending machines . Was very disappointed for such a progressive city .

Clean, inviting atmosphere with modern decor and plenty of seating. Enough food and coffee options to fit your mood.

One of the most unique train stations I've ever been in. It was absolutely beautiful both inside and out. A hub for transportation to and from downtown but so much more. $9 will get you to the airport or from the airport to union station. Coming from the airport and going to it the train to/from union station was my choice. The shops and food and bars inside are all really nice. Happy hour specials on both food and drinks was available at Union station bar. I enjoyed hanging out there either before I headed out or after a night out each day I was in Denver. Lots of seating and comfortable areas to work from and charging stations are everywhere so you can stay powered up. Clean bathrooms were also a plus! People watching here was great and it was easy to find others to spark up a convo with. Seemed like a jumping spot to get your night out started as each night well dressed groups of people flowed in to have drinks or meet up. Definitely a must see/go to place.

Many of the metropolitan city’s train stations are close to gross or filthy most of the times. Denver’s union station is by far the most well restored, organized and charming station i’ve been to! Not too touristy and yet has all the necessary restaurants and shops for visitors!

Union Station Denver is the last stop of the N Line from Eastlake & 124th station in Thornton. It takes about 25-30 minutes from end to end. The building, as you can imagine, is very very old and it has so much character to it. The building is surrounded by many restaurants. Inside the building, there are more restaurants and shops. It is very spacious and has high ceilings. Interior is just very nostalgic and beautiful. On the ground floor there are several business such as a coffee shop, dessert shop, book shop and a small handmade jewelry shop to new a few. There is also a Snooze restaurant that's open from 6am-2pm. Their breakfast is awesome. In the center of the building are several seating areas. Some are soft chairs, couches, wooden benches, and there are even desks where you can use your laptop at. The second floor, and I think there is a third floor too, is where the hotel rooms are. The rooms are very expensive though, and so are the other shops inside the building. A small bottle of water was $6 at one of the shops. For me, as a parent with young kids, my favorite part is outside the station. In front of the station, there is an area that has water fountains shooting up from the ground. They have this on during the hot months and kids love it. Free entertainment!

Many shops and amenities flank this $500M architecturally appealing renovated structure. Great customer service and great atmosphere to enjoy. Seemingly sufficient lighting for night entertainment around station. Bustling pedestrians entering/exiting surrounding shops. Signals at street intersections all seemed to produce good traffic flow during rush hour around station.

Beautiful old train station. Has restrooms and a (rather slow) bottle filling station, a restaurant, a coffee shop, and a hotel on the upper floors. Puts up tasteful Christmas decorations.

This Union Station is not a dull old building like some train stations. It is lively with food options and very vibrant. The architecture alone is worth a visit. You will find a bar and restaurants something for everyone. The light rail also connects through this station.