Vermont / Sunset Red Line Station

It’s a pretty cool place up until you get greeted by scientologists. :)
Apart from that it’s a medical hub for clients and employees.
There’s a nice view of the Griffith Observatory as well. Neat place definitely one of the more sanitary stations (and it has to be!) because it’s below hospitals.
Ran into a really cute redhead here once. :P

This train station is just another one of those Red Line Stations except that this one drops you off about two blocks away from Hollywood Blvd.
Located right in front of the Children’s Hospital and nearby Kaiser Permanente, the Vermont Sunset station is very accessible if you’re looking to going to East Hollywood, Silverlake, Atwater Village, or even Echo Park. Just like any other train station, you must remember to use your Tap card when boarding only. They do have escalators, as well as elevators that will take you to and up the station. Soon as you head up, you’ll see both hospitals, as well as a few places nearby where to eat. Barnsdall park is walking distance from here.
Oh yeah… Umami Burger is also not too far from this location. Located in an area where there is much to do, just be careful if you take the Metro during the wee hours!

Best place to connect to downtown or to Culver City
There is plenty of street parking just North of Hollywood Blvd if you need to leave your car. It’s a large, clean station that’s very easy to get in and out of. I’ve never had any problems here, and is usually not overly crowded.
It’s a great way to get to Culver City, with only a transfer at the 7^th Street hub.
If only they could give lessons to people who have never used trains for mass transit before, and don’t know the nuances of this type of transit.

Looks like the queue for Space Mountain.
Doesn’t smell funny.
Mostly hospital employee commuters going in and out at all hours so it’s pretty safe, too.
Barnsdall Park is in walking distance and you can hop on a bus up to Griffith.

What a fantastic station! Convenient, well-​maintained, a vision in sleek aluminum mesh. It’s immediately adjacent to Kaiser, North Vermont and both Metro Rapid and regular service buses. For a memorable cultural outing, you’re a few blocks from the LA Municipal Art Gallery and Wright’s Hollyhock House.
As a Los Feliz resident, I ride it frequently to Union Station and Koreatown. Even after midnight, I’ve never had any untoward encounters on the platform. There’s also plenty of pedestrian and bicycle traffic outside if you’re concerned about safety.
I’d give five stars, but there’s a dusty palm tree growing in the eastern entrance that concerns me. I see him struggling towards the sunlight, but there’s still about five meters to go. Please, give him a rinse and a dash of fertilizer!

There are two exits off of the metro. To the left, puts you on the NW corner of Susent/​Vermont, to the right, puts you on the NE corner.

Convenient stop for the Healthcare Center including Kaiser, Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles, and Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital. The station is also relatively clean. It is quite a way from the platform to the street level but it’s all in good exercise. Overall a great gateway to the Los Feliz area as well. There is a bus that leads to the Griffith Observatory on weekends.

I love the Red Line — and wish LA had more subway/​light rail public transport. I use the Red Line to go to the Hollywood Bowl during the summer, the Pantages whenever there is a good show in town, and downtown for dinner/​drinks/​sporting events.
From this station you have easy access to some of the great restaurants and bars in Los Feliz — on Vermont (Il Capriccio, Vermont, Dresden Room, Rockwell), Hollywood (Mother Dough, Covell, Umami) and even Hillhurst (Alcove, Little Doms, Farfalla). Also convenient to a lot of the hospitals (Children’s, Kaiser, Presbyterian) that line Sunset and Vermont. If you want to hike Griffith Park, see a show at the Greek, or visit the Observatory, there is the Los Feliz DASH and the weekend Observatory Shuttle (also DASH).

Its Awesome! Cleaner station than I Imagined.

This is the stop i use to visit the hollyhock house designed by the architect frank lloyd wright. The walk there is no more than a few minutes from the station.

There are two different exits here, one on Vermont and one for Sunset. Sunset heads to Kaiser. So make sure you know where you’re going to go or else you’ll have to cross the street or go back the other side.
This is one of the nicest station stops I’ve seen. It’s well lit, has plants, and the stairs are a bit much so take the escalator.

I love the Metro rail system and this station in particular has cool art and is convenient to Los Feliz Village. If you really want a long walk, it’s sort of close to Silver Lake.

Not as sketchy as the area would imply, AND it’s next to It’s A Grind?
I don’t need anything else. Three stars.