Trains from London Waterloo to Staines from £7.40

Take a direct train from London to Staines with Trip.com, a route that forms part of the London commuter belt. As an international metropolis, London offers abundant employment opportunities with thousands of listed companies, but it can be pretty expensive to live in, hence why many opt to live in nearby towns, such as Staines, and why this is such a common commuter route.

Meanwhile, leisure tourists can enjoy day trips to nearby towns around London via direct trains, without the hassle of driving. Furthermore, the line supports those travelling to see family and friends in Staines.

This journey takes approximately 32 minutes and allows you to fully enjoy the convenience, punctuality, and safety of train travel. Our platform offers passengers the most affordable discounts on cheap train tickets. Consider saving money by using Railcards, buying in advance and other available discounts, which can help you secure the lowest price of £7.40.

Departing from London Waterloo

Located in the southern part of central London, London Waterloo Station is a vital transport hub known for its extensive connectivity and high passenger traffic. It ranks third among UK stations in terms of passenger numbers and features 24 platforms, making it a key gateway for travellers.

Primarily operated by South Western Railway, Waterloo Station provides convenient services to popular destinations such as Reading, Windsor, Southampton, and other locations in the Southwest. For journeys to the southeast, travellers can head to London Waterloo East Station, which is around a 5-minute walk away.

Situated in London Fare Zone 1, Waterloo is also well-integrated into the London Underground network, with lines including the Jubilee Line to Stratford, the Northern Line to Camden Town, and the Bakerloo Line connecting to areas like Oxford Circus.

As the largest station in the UK, London Waterloo is well-equipped with facilities to meet the diverse needs of passengers. In addition to basic amenities such as waiting rooms, shops, and ticket machines, the station offers accessible toilets, baby changing rooms, public Wi-Fi, and luggage storage facilities, ensuring a comfortable experience for all travellers.

The area surrounding London Waterloo is also rich with attractions that are easily accessible on foot. Visitors can enjoy a ride on the London Eye at night for breathtaking views of the city skyline. The Southbank Centre offers a variety of exhibitions and activities, while the National Theatre presents a wide range of plays, making it an excellent choice for cultural enthusiasts.

From London Waterloo to Staines

Experience the convenience and frequency of the London Waterloo to Staines commuter route operated by South Western Railway. This direct train service offers a swift journey, with the fastest travel time of around 32m, and even the longest journeys taking no more than an hour. For those leaving work late, the last train to Staines typically departs around midnight, providing flexibility for late-night commutes.

The 19 miles route includes stops at key stations such as Clapham Junction, Richmond, and Feltham. Along the way, passengers are treated to stunning views of the Thames River, the expansive green spaces of Richmond Park, and other picturesque natural features that add a touch of serenity to the commute.

While there is no First Class service on this direct route, passengers can enjoy a variety of complimentary amenities designed to enhance comfort and convenience. These include comfortable seating, quiet travel areas, Wi-Fi connectivity, power outlets for charging devices, luggage storage facilities, and space for wheelchair users.

Train fares on this line can be as low as £7.40 under certain conditions, with an average price of around £7.40, making it an economical option for daily travel. Optimise your travel experience with our money-saving tips and enjoy the seamless connectivity offered by the London Waterloo to Staines route.

Arrival at Staines

Staines, also known as Staines-upon-Thames, derives its name from its location along the River Thames, which provides the town with picturesque scenery and opportunities for riverside recreation. The iconic Staines Bridge spans the Thames, connecting the northern and southern parts of the area. Staines railway station is conveniently located to the east of the town centre and is operated by South Western Railway, offering easy access to London, Reading, and Windsor.

The station is well-equipped with facilities, including ticket machines, waiting rooms, seating areas, car parking, ATMs, refreshment options, public telephones, public Wi-Fi, baby changing facilities and bicycle storage. It also caters to travellers with accessibility needs, offering amenities such as accessible toilets, ramps for train access, and staff available throughout most of the day.

In Staines, the Gothic-style St Mary's Church, with its 100-year history, along with five other churches, reflects the town's strong religious heritage. The Spelthorne Leisure Centre and Staines Stadium provide residents with ample opportunities for leisure and recreation. The town centre's Elmsleigh Shopping Centre offers a variety of shops and dining options. Additionally, a short bus ride will take you to the renowned Thorpe Park Resort, where you can experience thrilling rides such as "Stealth" and "The Swarm."

*Information is subject to change. Please check the latest train timetable before your trip.