Suggestions for Metro Station near Downtown Boston, Boston

Clown F. • June 5, 2013Public bathrooms near the back of the terminal (walk towards the hotel/dock courtyard & you'll see a small restroom sign stenciled on a glass door) are nearly always clean & empty.

Eric O. • December 7, 2015This entrance is particularly confusing. Make sure you're headed up the correct stairway.

J F. • August 3, 2011Make sure you remember this is only open 5:15 AM to 6:30 PM on weekdays. Otherwise enjoy the walk to Government Center to catch the blue line.

Matthew P. • December 31, 2011Don't feed the pigeons Rye bread, sour dough is ok though

Kari • October 4, 2011One stop away and ull be in east boston..

Samuel-F P. • July 5, 2010Tourists, get a 24 hour or 3 day all access pass. Personnel is very helpful - relatively clean subway system

ErinK W. • January 7, 2013Always get a spot to see out the window - view over Longfellow Bridge in the am is amazing

Rachel L. • February 13, 2010Bring cash and don't be afraid to bargain

A S. • September 14, 2016The train station, after being closed over a year for restoration, looks beautiful. Glass ceilings, clean interiors, well ventilated - one of the best T stops in Boston.

Lindsay Y. • September 14, 2010If looking for decent food, stop by Cosi for breakfast or lunch/dinner sandwich, coffee, fruit cup and more. Quick, but definitely better than fast-food quality.

A.P. Blake • February 7, 2013This is clearly the check in for the subway station. For the commuter rail, check in to the TD Garden or a platform.

Matthew H. • November 10, 2016A building with a lot of history, and the oldest standing public building in Boston. It is now a subway station.