I travel for work so I appreciate the ability to download ebooks but I love going into the actual…read morelibrary even more. It's easy to request books from other towns in the app and they deliver them to West Cheater for pick up.

As a new resident, I was surprised to find that this small library is the only one for this densely…read morepopulated town. This tiny historical building would be nice as an adjunct location. But it's a shame the town/county didn't invest in an additional modern facility to better serve West Chester residents in the 21st century. In addition, it would be helpful if the overall Chester County library system expanded the catalogue of audible books available through the Libby app.

The staff is always super friendly. Such a niche little area. Love seeing the updated books coming…read morein and the amount of community that comes through for events!

Pleasant, helpful staff. Go the extra mile to find a book for you. I drive from Perkiomen Township…read moreto this library rather than the closer Schwenksville one because of the staff and selection.

One of the workers at the technology center, Will, was a great help to me! I called about metal…read moredetectors, of which they didn't have. However, I got a call back a day later after they found one at the Paoli library. They went the extra mile to help me, thank you Will!

Great selection of fiction and nonfiction. Online renewal access and drive up after hours drop…read moreoff and pick up. Parking lot is too small and almost always requires parking in the mall area across the road during peak hours.

Cute little library. Has computers you can use free and printing for 10 cents. No library card…read moreneeded. Free use of wifi. Parallel parking out front. It's not a county library so it's small but I sat at a table there for about 4 hours on my laptop studying and felt comfortable. It also had an art exhibit in the other room when I visited which was nice. The librarian talked a lot to her neighborhood friends but I had headphones in so I didn't care at all. I would go back of I needed to study in the area.

A favorite library in a quaint setting. Good DVD selection, helpful personnel, computers for…read morepatrons, wifi!

July 2020... this COVID thing,places are finally opening up. But I must have hit a rare gem here…read morebecause I had called a bunch of other libraries in Delaware County and they either weren't open for computer access or just had weird hours...

This library is super tiny! That said, there was a nice big DVD section which we frequented. I…read morefound the people at the desk to be friendly most of the time, but once I actually had a librarian who wouldn't help me find what I was looking for - which is shocking to me. It's great if you want DVDs, but otherwise some of the other Delco libraries might be a better fit for you.

Good they're open on a Saturday, not so good they still aren't open for internet usage.read more

Great public facility in the community. They hold many diverse events which draw nice groups…read more I've attended: - An informative, well researched talk on the history of Aston presented by the Historical Society - Bingo. A fundraiser for the library. If you attend one of these I suggest getting there 30 minutes early because the seating goes fast. The volunteers who work here are delightful and I see tweens and teens here a lot so they are really good at hitting all segments of the community. I mean, how easy is it to get a teen into a library today??? Great job Aston Library.

This library is so big and has programming for children. I tried coming for storytime over the…read moresummer but they limit to first 100 parents and kids, and apparently some start lining up way earlier! This may not be the program for you if you know your child would get overstimulated, but the kids play area is wonderful. There's a play table and rug with plenty of toys along with seating for parents. I could see this being a go-to spot for play dates! Note that there's two entrances to the building that go to different floors.

We Lovethe library! It is so quiet and cozy, unless you are in the baby room, there it can be a bit…read morenoisy but we don't care we are ProLife! We went in to use the computers! What a great idea, you are allowed 35 minute to start and if no one else needs to use it, they will extend your computer time till you finish up your work! This library has 8 computers. Also, if you want to explore the museums in Philadelphia and Chester County pick up passes from the library because they are free and they even give you a parking pass! How nice. We went to the art museum and it was wonderful! The library has so many different books, magazines, audiobooks and tapes but also classes you can take and adventures for the kiddos! They offer a wealth of information to you and your family. In addition, there was multiple tax applications and documents you may need this season if you are doing your own taxes, if not they have several resources for filing your taxes for free and not so free. Please check it out and support your local library, the library is open for business everyday of the week till 8 pm except Friday till 5pm, Saturday till 4pm and Sunday till 5pm, with free parking and handicap accessible parking. Don't forget to register for your free library card and please make a donation to help fund our community library if you can!!

One of my favorite libraries in the area. It's clean, modern, and has a free parking lot. The staff…read moreis helpful, although sometimes a little loud. They have plenty of tables and desks if you're looking to do remote work. They also have meeting rooms that you can reserve for up to two hours per day. They aren't sound proof, but they allow for some added privacy. It's located across the street from a school so from 230-430 it can get crowded with students.

I've been hopping storytimes like the beginning of "Fight Club." (I'm not the only one, Holly A,…read moreper her reviews, did it too.) So my review is for storytime, not RML in general. Andrea does storytime for my son's age group at RML, and she is awesome! I have been taking my baby since he was 3mos old, though they offer the pre-walker program from birth. (No registration necessary.) The RML pre-walkers group is a decent size. A mix of moms, nannies, and grandparents, are all there to help their little one learn and grow (an occasional dad or grandpa). There is a core group of regulars, and many others who come and go. Andrea is great about remembering her babies' names, which is a really sweet touch! She is energized, and keeps the kids' attention really well. My son is mesmerized when he goes. It's hard to hold the attention of such a young age group, so actual stories are limited, but the choices Andrea makes are really appropriate for this stage. She adds songs, bells, scarves, puppets, gestures and movements, etc. to keep them entertained. While the pre-walker storytime is only 20-30mins, it's worth the trip! When we get home, my son is exhausted from all the stimulation. They offer it twice on Thursdays, so you can catch one or the other. The storytime room is partitioned off for noise insulation, and to allow babies to crawl wherever they want. I am equidistant from Newtown Twp Library and RML. The group size at Newtown Twp gets huge, and the moms talk nonstop, which is unpleasant for those of us looking to engage in the activity and bond with our kids. That behavior doesn't happen at RML; focus is on the kids, where it should be, IMO. My son and I both prefer RLM because the group size is always just right and Andrea is a great leader. This place is great for us! * * * TIP * * * Your Radnor Library card will get you into Chanticleer Garden for $5 instead of $10.