Golders Green Station

northern line tube station 15 mins to central, downside to the station is that they lack employee or at times these no one their to assist.
bus station going to most parts of London, i find the map quiet confusing to get.
coach station by National Express which can be awful at time with timings and have poor admin service.
Toilet close after sunset, seem like the cleaner urinates all over the walls and floor in the morning and the same in the evening, best place to avoid at all cost.

Always seems to be so busy here. Haven’t used toilets so cant comment. Seems quite clean around the area tho

Well they just repaved the bus station so the problem with ill maintained pavement has been dealt with. As for the loos — grim is still the word. Of course there is always the pub around the corner, and the Starbucks and Costas to the right so there is hope.

Much as the previous reviewer has said, this is a busy interchange next to a roundabout, joining onto the bus station and the National Express coach pickup. Inside this area, there is a coffee shop and there is also a newsagent. You can find toilets although they’re pretty grim. It is not so well lit at night and the pavements are not so well maintained, meaning it’s slippery.
The buses and trains here can take you into town in about 30 minutes, and it’s the first overground station on the Northern line leaving town; from hereonin towards Edgeware it remains overground and becomes almost rural in some areas as it makes its way to the suburbs. You can get from here to Brent Cross shopping centre in about 15 minutes too.

This is a really busy station on the Northern line, the part that runs to Edgware. Trains are constant; speaker announcements are a little thin on the ground, but at least the boards are accurate.
The station is the first one on that line thats above ground, and its raised above the surrounding environment, so it can be very chilly waiting for any length of time. There’s a fair amount of seating available, and it all seems very secure — cctv cameras are very much in evidence.
The station ticket hall is quite small for the amount of people using it, so can get very congested, and I’d certainly hold on tight to handbags, luggage and so on — its adjacent to the bus and coach station, so is extremely busy almost all the time.
Staff, however, are a little thin on the ground –even here, the barriers aren’t manned all the time, but they’re reliably left open, as is usual, when this happens.
Because its in the open air, I do think it could do with some updating — an enclosed waiting room would be a good idea.
Travel times are fast — just under half an hour right into the centre of London.