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Comments (199)
Not enough parking spaces there for non-preferred customers. I had to get up so blasted early in order to arrive early enough each day in order to get a legal, for-pay parking spot in North Hollywood. I didnt so much mind arriving in downtown LA early & waiting there, but it really meant getting up oh so early, in hopes to arrive in time to find a parking spot. Fortunately, you covered up some if the reserved signs; that helped! But it was still stressful, because if knowing the time that I was (legally) required to arrive at the courts building for Jury Duty.Hey METRO, build additional convenient parking if you really want to make your transit system a more-popular means of transportation.
Is this a great place that there are a lot of restaurants like Buffalo Wild Wings big wangs Tokyo delves out of the gym 24 Hour Fitness in the general area and its also just a great place to go and have a coffee at the train station Plaza they have after the Orange Line stop and they have an Ojo building if youre looking to move into an area I highly consider the golf shop that has the ball in the building theres like I know ho 22 building thats close by but all around General North Hollywood Station Park and Ride is it a good place to be at when youre passing through but not a place to be hanging out because there are a lot of shady individuals out there and there are a lot of shady people that are around but I gave it a 5-star rating because of transportation is so cheap and affordable for those that are on a budget that want to save and become a success in this life
Do NOT let your guard down at this location. Be AWARE of your surroundings. Thugs and people looking to rob and assault you are here all day, everyday....Not enough security. Also, the green kiosk single-use restroom is a joke as it is broken down half the time or, again, thugs push you right out of the way to use.
It’s definitely less scuzzy than say the Hollywood/Sunset station. There’s usually a few cops around here, so it’s somewhat homeless free.I don’t like the fact that they charge you to park! Nothing says don’t use public transportation like almost doubling a round trip fare with parking fees. I can almost see charging at the Universal station where people might abuse free parking to avoid the crazy parking fees at Universal Studios, but no one is heading into NoHo for the free parking, especially when there’s free parking right across the street!
This is a cool spot for transit. Theres the Red Line, Orange Line and a host of various other Local and Express lines that come to this location. There are several maps that can assist you with your travels.Unfortunately there is not a person or kiosk available to assist you out with your travels
Yup. Its a train station! Yup! Its in North Hollywood!This is a great place to commute to Hollywood and Downtown LA without getting caught in LA traffic. Since I live in the valley, I use the train to see my friends in Downtown LA without worry or concern about getting caught in traffic. Its really cheap too.Plus, if you just want to use the train to explore Los Angeles, this is a great station. Theres tons of really great shops by this station. Theres so many cool things to see and do on Lankershim Blvd in North Hollywood. I highly recommend this station to anyone. Plus, its pretty clean overall, and its $2.50 a ride, and you cant beat that!
Red line train station is very convenient for money saving traveling. However it is kind of an inconvenience with various vendors taking space. Its also somewhat dirty. But Im glad theyre building a underground tunnel that connects redline to orange line without having to cross the street.
Sometimes theres a whole lotta people during rush hour. Not to mention, the transients. Nonetheless, since I was in high school, I used this station wholeheartedly and maximized it.Its been renovated so its not as shoddy as before, but it is public transportation.So dont expect luxury.
Last stop on the red line (or the first stop?). if youre hungry, get a tamale outside! pretty clean station, but like most other stations, there are some homeless people hanging around, but they dont bother you.
Its beautiful. The new architecture is lovely. The station is a bit sketchy but its a nice urban feel. There is a panera, coffee bean, and fish dish close by. Theres a lady who always sells great tamales, chips, hotdogs and much more outside the station mechanical stairs.
To be quite truthful, I actually hated the place. Maybe it was just too late & I was totally exhahsted. That round trip (from Long Beach to Chatsworth Metro Station & back) was absolutely, positively grueling. It is not a trip that I would suggest a senior citizen take, to say the least. When I decided to make this trip, I figured, how difficult could it possibly be? Omg, difficult is putting it mildly. Price wise, it was terrific, cuz I had gone from Long Beach to the valley to see my son a few times since I stopped driving my car in September. But the other times I took the Long Beach FlyAway bus to LAX & then when I got to LAX, I took the FlyAway bus from LAX to Van Nuys & then back home in the opposite direction. But that round trip fare cost me $25 more. That was the reason I looked for a different way to travel. I felt the signs werent self-explanatory. Plus finding someone to answer my questions was almost impossible, even though there seemed to be employees in the area. If I had just followed all the other people that were on the same bus as I was, I wouldnt have been so darn frustrated. But of course, there was nothing that told me to do so. And the old grey mare just isnt as fast as she used to be. Someone much younger than I would probably do just fine, I guess. But right now I couldnt be convinced of that.
I appreciate the access to the Orange Line station from the subway, but the place is always so dirty. I feel like I need a shower after leaving there. I recommend hand sanitizer at every entrance/exit!
I mean its NoHo its the last stop for the red line or the 1st depending on how you look at it.. Depending on the time the ones(cops) are all over you can protecting people orrr some may add theyre giving individuals a hard time.. Also a few weirdos hang out occasionally! Plenty of food in the area a great gym and the art district so no complaints and I might add were all weird in a way!
Lots of activists, peddlers, and panhandlers. The parking lot is pretty well designed, lots of space for all the surrounding activity. Theres 2 entrances on either side of the street so its very accessible. Awful spot to catch an uber, they dont usually pull into the parking lot. Great spot for PokémonGo
They have a great cafe there right next to the orange line drop off. You can take buses to Santa ClaritaAlso can take the subway to downtown, LA, and Hollywood. A great transit hub
This is a crucial hub for travel from the San Fernando Valley to several key locations to the South, Southeast and Southwest. It runs fairly regularly (on average about once every 10-12 minutes, and its typically running well after midnight). Always check this, however, against other connections as they might stop running before the Red Line to North Hollywood does.The most egregious drawback Ive found is the amount of time it takes to get to the station via public transit. I live less than 15 minutes away by car, yet it can take up to two hours to get there by bus.
Quick way to access the train to Downtown. The Laemle there is really quite nice. Small, cheap matinee. Theres a coffee shop at the end of the orange line. Post Office is across the street.
Tough to find a parking spot without a permit. Youll need to be there before 6:30, M-F. It may be easier to just buy the permit. There is some parking meter spots in the neighboring area if you cant find a spot.
Im a big fan of subway riding, as Im from Boston. LAs system is not the greatest, as there are only limited areas you can reach without also riding buses (of which I am not a fan). I work in many locations, so I only ride when it makes sense. That being said, the North Hollywood station is a pretty good example of the stations throughout the city. The recently opened up a second entrance, so folks can get to the train without crossing the very busy Lankershim Boulevard. Trains usually run every 10-15 minutes (less on weekends and at night). There is a lot of parking, but it fills up early. I usually end up at the meters on the street, which cost about $4 for the day (cheaper than parking downtown). If youre coming up from the south there are a number of places for food and drinks nearby in the NoHo area.
Too many homeless here, but its a great connecting location for lots of different transportation needs . Can literally go anywhere from here. Always has guards or PoPo which I like.
Hub of all valley trains and buses. Security is plentyful and the transportation is rewarding. You can catch the orange line, red line, and a host of other buses as well as the Santa Clarita transit.
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There is a bathroom, a free public bathroom! Bring your own toilet paper
Interesting Lee enough, there was a screening for a TV show on Netflix (911) which took place earlier today. The associates and staff at this location are friendly and professional as well.
At This Station You Are Connected To The Valley, Hollywood And Los Angeles. You Made Park And Ride The Trains And Buses. The Red Line And Orange Line Connect Along With Other Numerous Bus...
Very crowded. I drove around for a while until I found a meter on the street. Super convenient and an easy few steps to the metro. Just be prepared to have limited parking.
This place could be cleaner! But then again its a public station with thousands of people passing by daily.It can be kind of sketchy at night! Usually its well patrol by police and undercover cops. But once in a while no cops within sight!
Well park, pay and ride. LA used to offer free parking to metro riders but now charges $3/24hrs.
Lots of transients and vandalism. Metro needs to step up, provide public safety.
Park for free. Hop on. Get off the Red Line at 7th and Metro. Party in LA. Return. $3-5 is far cheaper than parking and no traffic.
Close to coffee shops, unique bakeries, theatre and the media center.
Convenient for us to get to and subway gets to downtown quick and easy. Might want to uber here since parking can be difficult
This place is just fine.
Helpful to avoid traffic in LA. I wish they offered multiple stalls with cleaner restrooms is the only issue.
Escalators and/or elevators are constantly down. Would be nice to see a police presence outside by the Orange line bus stop.
Looks good and not crowded even though its being renovated
Trains always on time. If you live close to this subway system use it. It beats the traffic nearly 100% of the time.
Its a cool place and its actually very nicely decorated, just sometimes it smells weird..
Always a nice place to visit. Too bad that Coffee Bean left the area.
It serves a purpose, but if youre getting jettisoned on the Orange...no protection from the elements , so be prepared...and try to get a good seat
This station connects you to the blue line and also the union station in downtown
A very good Train Station. Able to get anywhere in the city from here. With plenty of Security Officers present.
Parking is free if you can get a spot otherwise across the road it is $3 for all day. Quick and easy to get around LA from here.
Great for transportation, i wish they would do more abou the homeless outside
End/ beginning of the red line and Id you use the west exit it leaves you right at the orange line. East side has parking. Not sure if you have to pay for it. I have no cell signal once im downstairs
Just like any other train station in LA. Its pretty much a transportation hub to get to point A to Point B in LA.
I love the end of the Red Line . To get a cup of coffee or just food , lunch or dinner .
This was the second time i was there. Its not very complicated or confusing. Everything can be found easily and people working there are helpful and friendly.
The paid parking stations is new to me, but its still a valuable transportation hub.
Lots of parking, convenient access to downtown. Very reasonable prices at $3 an hour.
Easy to navigate this station.
ITS Like the Cross Center of the World in NoHo: from Jazzy Federal Bar/ Independent Street Vendors/ Colorful Assortments of Ppl(?) and Yes, Johns.... Theres Hos!!!
Convenient and easy to understand
My Daughter lives in North Hollywood There are so many different places to eat, grab a beer, and something to smoke
So convenient to get to any bus just so you can get where you need to go
It is so convenient connection with other buses plus it is nice place to hangout with friends.
Parking is only 3 bucks, we were there late at night a bunch of shifty looking people were there, we walked very fast to our car.
Can pretty much get anywhere in the la area from here
Convenient way to get downtown, drop someone off or pick someone up from Red Line terminus
Noho station is very conviniant and the security guards do a good job keeping the station safe...
North End of the B Red Line.
What more to say than the station is kept clean and there are numerous bus connections available
Its the station & bus hub with connections to the metro Red and Orange line & the Santa Clarita #757 commuter bus and Burbank as well
They encourage public transportation but yet want to nickel and dime people for parking....whats the point.
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Best access to NOHO arts district metro red line. Driving in LA is just silly.
The station is good, but the amount of grubby people loitering and smoking weed is pretty ridiculous.
Great spot for connections to Burbank, Hollywood, North-Hollywood, Sepulveda, San-Fernando, Downtown-LA, Universal-Studios, etc
Elevators always stink but plenty of parking in lot and easy pick-up
Standard parking lot. $2/day cost. Has been cleaned up a lot but theres still a lot of vagrancy and druggies.
They need to reduce the number of permit spots. They also need to provide charging stations for electric vehicles.
Its a hub to get you where you need to go quickly. You can choose from the underground train or buses to get you where you need to go.
This place always seems busy. However everytime I travel there. Im never disappointed.
Very ghetto but if you need to go then just go..Bring some headphones to ignore bumsand con artists.
Freshly renovated, before getting to street level theres the option to get to the West side or the East side on the way up.
Has wall sockets and a USB outlet onto charge your phone in. Extremely rare these days.
Clean fairly easy navigate anchor connection to bus and train
The NoHo station links people to different places to go. Local busses are also available.
Buses to Chatsworth and Canoga Park available from here at regular intervals.
Want to travel without your car.i would say take orangeline.i use for DODGERS GAMES
The best of the best, beautiful and renovated location making comfortable for the daily commute.
Much better than fighting traffic or finding parking in DTLA or Hollywood
Renovated station, also added a tunnel to catch Orange-line quicker than ever.
My favorite redline station. Easy to maneuver. Plenty of parking
501 bus to Pasadena is amazing. Get downtown quick.
Red line train station is here as well as a few overpriced vendors...orange line trains are also here...clean station...overcrowded...dirty
Unfortunately, the escalator does not work almost 2-3 days every week.
A little dirty but a great way to commute, fast and easy.
Its the subway to downtown. Hold your bladder cause theres no bathrooms.
Good transportation
Large parking lot, no charge to park, easy to find; takes the hassles of traffic and parking out of a trip downtown.
Ride everyday monday-friday to my job. Always on time
Gets you to where you have to go. Just avoid being alone and traveling late night.
The simplest way to travel from NOHO to Union Station period.
Very clean lots off people use it to travel to their destination i to use it
Not the safest or cleanest Metro Station around.
I really love this station. The artwork inside is beautiful.
Gets you where you need to go and theres extra ride share services too
Great location and good park to meet people
Convenient parking, great way to travel from the valley to hollywood, downtown, or beyond.
Often smells of urine and not nearly enough security, but gets you places.
To my surprise the were having some sort of fair last weekend...pretty dope
Train station. But they need to hire security over night to protet peoples bikes.
Sorry, i cant remember what i did there already. Nothing disturbing, hopefully.
Lots of parking but best spots are usually not 🆓
No Taxis, but if you fall asleep, you wont get jacked.
To much pupi and pipi and the plataform when we waith for the train
Shouldnt have to pay to park your car to then pay to ride the train.
Convenient for those headed to the Hollywood spots like Pantages theater where parking is expensive.
Very good and safe place for your vehicles.
Its the fastest way to get where youre going.
Built Well, But to way many homeless:(
I love Onos Hawaiian BBQ
Metro Station. Clean. Staffed. With phone charger kiosk.
Convenient, large parking lots, many connections, lots to do near by
Closed upon arrival. Very limited transportation for those who work late.
Busy but a great connection point to many cities.
Good place to make connections. Uncomfortable and crowded
Its gross and too many people on a busy weekday.
No more waiting in traffic coming over from anywhere south of North Hollywood.
Very clean and orderly keep
Connection to the Orange Line was easily accessible.
Dirty as fuck😃
Beautiful place, meet alot of new people
I love this station its always fast
Love using the redline to get to downtown
Stay cautious of your surroundings..!
Easily accessible and gets you to the heart of LA
Unsafe place to be dont come here alone
Love the North Hollywood station even more
Open, lots of connections and vendors on site. Lots of restaurants and shops near by
Great area to wait for the bus
Well secured with protection of the police no parking though :(
Gets you from the Valley to LA with a quickness!!
Could have sworn I just posted a review for this. Why is there another entry for this location?
Travel spot... get anywhere to downtown from here! Go Metro!
Nice subway entrance for instagram pictures
Drops you near a lot of fun places.
Basically a place to catch the orange line and transfer over to the red line.
I love taking the Red Line.
Worst station .
Theres a lady that always has the snacks.
Too many solicitors and people up to something prowling...
Easy convenient, clean and safe.
Always filled with a delightful. Bunch
Everyday I commute through this station.
Great service, easy to use and convenient
Good place to get to work!?
Easy ride to any location
Great way to around town.
My homie just was stabbed to death there
Usually clean and well maintained
Not a clean area but efficient
Great and fast train.
Still free parking at 5 am.
Nice place to go with your family
Difficult to find non permit parking
Went 5o pick someone up
Good.
Parking is getting too limited.
This place has changed a lot and not for the better.
Enjoyable scenery fast reliable
Plenty of space to park.
A lot of pretty people.
Its fun
Nice metro station.
Panera and coffee bean across the street
Beats being in DT traffic 😘
Typical decrepit Metro facility.
Nice and clean and organised
Do you than everyone else.
Cold place waiting for a bus
A little shady... especially at night.
There buses and trains on scheduled
Clean,secure and usefull
Some times they are not in time
Has bus station in the campus
Best bus and train
Ghetto fabulous
Went there to get where I needed to go!
Perfect for the zombie walk
Had a really bad experience.
It’s a subway/train station
Great Food Stand ! ! !
Love the red line
Very clean station
Whats not to like about the best?
Great hub for transport
Not enough parking
4.2 (199 comments)
Review №1
2022-04-0410 years ago it was beautiful. Now its beautiful but its dirty and smells really bad. I wish all the trains would get a very deep cleaning and would get sanitized. Its very sad to see it in that state.
Review №2
2020-10-17Last stop on the red linePretty big station inside
Review №3
2020-03-13Park Your Kar for FREE, Rail the Night away, to Return & Safely Pass-Out in Your Ride💋
Review №4
2019-02-25Needs more security and police. It is nice to have vendors available. A map showing where to catch the buses would be appreciated. I have never seen the solar charger work. A free self cleaning bathroom is available upstairs at street level.
Review №5
2019-05-13Only bummer is the city issuing monthly passes. There are non existent and you will be placed on a perpetual waiting list. Best to come before 8am to find a parking spot, if not there are a few meters right outside the lot that permit 10hr parking. Come early and youll have a spot without a doubt.
Review №6
2019-08-03There is no public restroom. I love that there are snack vendors. No place without a public restroom, a place that meets a basic human need, will get more than a one star rating. Now that I think of it there is no drinking water fountain either. This is a public place paid for by you with tax dollars that were stolen from you. The least the people you voted for could do is meet your basic human needs to drink water and use the restroom. They do not care about you and you keep voting fir them. Why do you keep doing that?
Review №7
2018-11-30Pretty big transportation hub of the Valley. Its nice and with a bit of knowledge of the transportation system (Metro), its very easy to navigate. You have the Subway Red Line that connects you to the rest of LA, the Orange Line Bus Line that connects you to the Valley, and the bus depot. Where it connects you to the nooks and crannies of the Valley including small municipals like Santa Clarita and Burbank.
Review №8
2021-04-25Its a Metro facility patrolled by private security and LAPD an LAPD officer actually took time out to explain to me where a bus stop was in reference to my trip friendly helpful amazing
Review №9
2018-08-28Its a park and ride. Not much to it. There are cops on patrol sometimes and contract security for the lot. Thats good because there are lots of desperate looking people around...some sleeping, some doing other things very clise by. This is normal for the area but might make some people uneasy. Not glamorous in any way but it beats driving in LA traffic.
Review №10
2018-09-11Red orange and Metro Bus line, sorry. Very pretty much at Transit point you can go anywhere in the valley. 1 bus switches run 24 hours to 224, Redline station is pretty decent clean, escalator and elevator in both entrance,