WHSmith

London, Vereinigtes Königreich

3.9

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+44 20 7630 9677
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www.whsmith.co.uk
Adresse:
Victoria Station Central Island, London, Vereinigtes Königreich, SW1V 1JT
Victoria
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40 mLondon Victoria
90 mVictoria
140 mVictoria Bus Station
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Heute 07:00 – 22:00
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Ortszeit (London) 07:07 Mittwoch, 2. Juli 2025

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Montag 07:00 – 22:00
Dienstag 07:00 – 22:00
Mittwoch 07:00 – 22:00
Donnerstag 07:00 – 22:00
Freitag 07:00 – 22:00
Samstag 08:00 – 21:00
Sonntag 08:00 – 21:00

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8 Bewertungen zu WHSmith

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Rating des Ortes: 4
Brotton, United Kingdom
Located inside Victoria train station, this Smith’s is very busy downstairs as they have all the drinks, snacks, newspapers etc. there. It’s not so easy to navigate if you have luggage. They have self-​serve tills which seem to keep the queuing to a minimum, and I manage to use these without my wheely suitcase knocking anything over!
They have a good range of food for their ‘meal deal’, I even spotted a few vegan options! But on this occasion I was just there for a bottle of water. At the till a member of staff told me that it was cheaper to get a paper then get the bottle of water for free, and handed me the newspaper (so they’re obviously used to helping people get the best deals).
There’s not much more to say about this shop; it’s in a handy location and has exactly what you need for your journey’s, whether it’s a normal commute or a longer trip.
Rating des Ortes: 4
Redwood City, CA
This WHSmith is really large, which is surprising considering that this store is in the busy Victoria station. There are snacks of course, but there is actually a ton of books in the back of the store. Very impressive.
There are even SELF CHECKOUT machines in the front. I love self checkout machines, and I still think that more stores could use them. I was very pleased to find them here. I’m coming from the States and I was using my credit card, so I had to get an attendant to come over so that I could sign my receipt. I guess in the UK every credit card purchase requires a receipt or something?
Rating des Ortes: 4
Tampa Bay, FL
So much more here than unexpected in this space. Gifts, personal care items, stationary, cards, planners, magazines, books, snacks, and a lot more.
Make sure to check out both levels.
Super location at Victoria station.
Rating des Ortes: 4
London, United Kingdom
I wasn’t expecting to review a WHSmith. They’re all the same, right? Books, magazines, overpriced bottles of coke. Yawn.
But this one was a bit of a shock. I only came in because I was early to meet for a friend and it started raining. It’s HUGE! Full of books! More magazines than I’ve ever seen (remember the magazine section in Borders on Tottenham Court Road? This is better.) There’s so much stuff in here. You can spend hours browsing (and judging by the rows of women reading Vogue whilst waiting for a train, people do). This place is great, and I never thought I’d say that about anywhere in Victoria.
I’m impressed. This obviously isn’t the kind of place I’d make a special visit to, but if you’ve got 20 minutes to kill before a train, pop in here and do some browsing. Just check the queue before you buy something — it gets busy here and I’m not sure the latest Pullman is the best reason for missing your train.
Rating des Ortes: 4
London, United Kingdom
Ah W H Smiths. The best place to waste a 20 minute wait in Victoria Station while waiting for a train. Its my place of chocie to catch up on the latest Doctor Who magazine — unless of course its come with a free gift and is wrapped in plastic.
This W H Smiths is more like a town centre store than a station booth, as it has two floors and sells books, stationery, games etc.
Rating des Ortes: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
This WhSmith is deceptively larger than it looks from the outside sells more than any railway station shop than i have seen before which is good. If i’m in a rush it’s a great shop to pick up a paper and a bottle of water or what have you before going to get the train from Victoria Station which is right next door.
Great shop to grab a paper of stop to read some of the magazines if you’ve got a spare 10 minutes!
Rating des Ortes: 3
London, United Kingdom
For a WH Smith that is in a station, this is actually a pretty good one. It has a large book section which has popular fiction, non fiction and a good selection of classics, audio books and interesting reads. If you have a long journey I think you’ll definately find something of interest! There is also an exhaustive magazine collection which really covers every imaginable title going (Including some only seen before on Have I got news for you)
There is also a fairly good stationary bit upstairs, although I have had trouble finding things I actually needed there, but if you need wrapping paper or a card, then you’ll be fine!
Rating des Ortes: 4
London, United Kingdom
A larger than average station branch of W H Smiths, located right in the heart of the station, and set over two floors.
The ground floor has a huge (and unsurprisingly busy) magazine and newspaper section, as well as a smaller book section, selling fiction, travel and business books. It’s usually packed with commuters browsing the magazines while waiting for their train.
There’s also a food cabinet selling a limited range of drinks and pre-​packed sandwiches. Upstairs is the cards and stationery section, with a large choice of greeting cards.