Conveniently located. Air conditioning may not be working so they have industrial fans…read more Not much seating if waiting for your train so I recommend watching the train times.

I rode the train to the airport this morning and a one way ticket is $3.50 like the previous time I…read morerode the train. There was some old lady making a nuisance of herself by the gates and the lone staff member on duty was trying to ignore her. As I passed through the gate the lady slipped through behind me and I said she should probably buy a ticket and she told me to mind my own damn business. I would have, if she didn't use me to skip paying for the train fare. I bet her plan was to follow someone else out at her stop because you need to use your ticket to enter and exit the stations. When we got on the train the lady was babbling to herself the entire time. I don't think she was all there in the head. At least this train didn't smell like pee. There was no ventilation so it was very stuffy despite the cooler temperatures of the early morning.

This stop is the 4th on the Gold line…read more It's one of Marta's better stations. (you know you're hitting a better part of town when the waiting platforms have walls and roofs) Lenox station is on the gold line. From here to the airport is about 30 min. for most weekdays. It varies on the weekends so just double check the schedule here http://itsmarta.com/Lenox.aspx This is the stop if you're going to some of the nearby hotels or to Lenox mall. By foot to the mall is a bit of a walk about 20 minutes. But if you take the 110 bus its 3 minutes with about 4 stops. Here are some general information about Marta that might be helpful. Marta's Gold Line stops are: 1. Doraville 2. Chamblee 3. Brookhaven 4. Lenox 5. Lindbergh Center (joins the red line) 6. Arts Center ** 7. Midtown ** 8. North Avenue ** 9. Civic Center ** 10. Peachtree Center ** 11. Five Points ** 12. Garnett ** 13. West End ** 14. Oakland City ** 15. Lakewood/Ft. McPherson ** 16. East Point ** 17. College Park ** 18. Airport ** **indicates this stop is on both the red and gold line Some helpful information: Marta is $2.50 per one way trip. $9.00 for a one day pass $14 for 2 days children under 46" ride for free. (limit 2 per one adult) $1.00 for seniors, disabled riders and medicare recipients For more information on fares and Marta stations itsmarta.com/Default.aspx 1114th review 1/5/2018 34th for 2018

Lennox is a pretty simple station. One of the few I've seen without a wall sculpture directly…read morecarved in the wall. And it's pretty dull if you ask me. Not like arts center transit station for instance. No public pianos either. Being in the high class zone that it is, it's a pretty dissapointing station to be honest.

What an excellent service! It saved my Life! Professional service from start to finish. The driver…read morewas on time and met me with a smile. A half-hour later, my car and I were home safe and sound. It was a fantastic experience.

There is nothing worse than getting stood up; especially if it is by your DD. Because we called 14…read morehours versus 24 hours in advance the Manager wasn't able to immediately confirm our pick up. At around 7:00 p.m. our 12:00 a.m. pick-up was finally confirmed. Our group was outside and ready to be picked up at midnight, but Atlanta Designated Driver never came. We never received an explanation or apology. Needless to say we won't be using their services again.

Marta is SMARTA. I was attending a conference that had a…read moretour from Buckhead to midtown... Traffic & parking costs said to me... Take Marta. Originated at College Park and is was faster than anticipated, cleaner than expected, and utilized by all walks of life So glad Atlanta & the State of GA invested in a rail system. Just wished it went to more destinations... Not a plus sign, but like a wheel

It's nice to have a train to traverse the city. I've been to Atlanta several times, and I have…read moreridden the Marta plenty. This station wasn't that crowded. You do see some sketch people, but I didn't feel unsafe. I do recommend traveling with companions if you can. We came when it was out, so they have cooling fans around the stations. Some areas are definitely not clean. I recommend not touching things if you can help it.

I was nervous booking this two months in advance but no worries - right on time - good…read morecommunication- I see why this is so highly rated. No more airport parking for me!

Had an absolutely great experience! This team is punctual, professional, accommodating, and…read morereliable. Pickup was 5am and he was early! The shuttle was clean, ride was smooth, music soft and fit the ambiance. Drop off was seamless, he knew exactly where to go and park for curbside check-in. Pickup on my return was the same experience, even after my flight got delayed, the driver monitored the flight number to be able to adjust as needed. These guys added a very positive experience to my vacation and I would absolutely call them again for my next!

Transit station not much crowded. The parking lot is closer to the station. We parked and walked to…read morethe station. This is the first time for my family to ride Marta. There are couple of card machines outside and out of the 4 machines only one worked. Once we were in, my kid need to go to restroom, I was looking for it and found that the restroom was locked and I had to press a button to talk to someone to open the door. It was just a maze to use the tap and soap. Even for an adult it is difficult, my kid tried to wash and the sensor was misfiring and got water all over him. Quite interesting design and not a fan of it. The train was good and our kids enjoyed the ride to five points.

I've taken MARTA a few times in years past if getting a rental from ATL wasn't necessary but most…read morerecently with my son after the Peachtree Road Race. This felt like NYC marathon but in ATL. 50k runners and the train station totally resembled the metro in NYC :) Runners everywhere! Such a fun morning! We took a MARTA shuttle from Piedmont Park to Lindbergh then rode one stop. We told ourselves we'd jog back from Lindbergh instead of taking it a single stop (a couple of miles) but didn't want to be "those" ;) people after the race, jogging back from it. It was warm out and quite frankly I love riding the train. I thought it may be a hassle but proved to be the epitome of smooth, and convenient.

Stolen Vehicle - I have enjoyed riding MARTA for 19 years, so I am not writing a review regarding…read moreriding MARTA. My review is on the lack of information or the difficulty in finding information on the type of crimes committed on MARTA property like auto theft, type of cars, rapes, burglary, etc. All I have been able to find were the number of crimes, per stations, per fiscal year. No one at MARTA so far, has been able to tell me where I can find information by the TYPE of crime, so if any of my fellow yelpers can let us all know where we can locate this information it would sure be helpful. Because one of my vehicles was stolen, (the 1988 old beat up looking one, but with a great engine) from MARTA Indian Creek Train Station last month, along with the remote to my garage and information with my home address, I have been trying to locate the statistics of the type of crimes committed at MARTA Train Stations. I was aware that you park at your own risk, but honestly, it never crossed my mind that people were bold enough to steal vehicles right under the police noses. My other question and complaint is when a crime is committed, why is it not posted at the stations, like missing children are posted? I believe having this information would make us more vigilant and possibly assist the police in solving crimes, if we knew what we may have witnessed was a crime to report. I do not expect to recover my 1988 vehicle because the parts were probably sold to an underground salvage yard. (A type of business that doesn't require proof of ownership). However, I hope by posting this information it will be of help to someone and possibly lead to others posting crimes that we, the general public are not made aware of or cannot access. On a lighter note, I guess the person or persons that stole my car did not want to ride MARTA that day or thought that they would have a better chance getting away with stealing a car, than getting through the turnstiles without paying. Go figure!

Start of the East line for Marta. Very convenient and a straight shot to downtown / Five Points…read more About a 25-30 minute ride depending on tracking. Not the cleanest location. Ample parking and access from 285 N. There are two entrances. One from the interstate and the other from Indian Creek / Redan. But you exit on the side you enter, as there is a chain / barricade preventing access from one side to the other. Come here for access to the 116 to Stonecrest Mall. Women beware while waiting for rides out near the taxi stands. The taxi drivers seem to be very flirty and sometimes a little pushy.

This was our home station while in Atlanta and it was pretty convenient all around…read more The station is pretty large but there is a lot of signage to ensure you are getting to where you are going in the most efficient way. When we first got off the train, we didn't look at the signs and just exited to the street so we ended up walking a lot more the first day but once you realize all the demarcations, you'll be fine. We actually found an exit closer to our hotel, without having to walk up hill. SCORE!!! The station looks clean and feels pretty safe. I agree that it's a bit dark but I kind of think it adds to the charm a bit. I love the monitors that let you know when the next train is coming. The escalators are interesting to say the least. They do take forever but they are very long and better than having to walk up 4 flights of stairs, especially with baggage. And once we found the exit that didn't involve a hill, the escalator in that area was a bit shorter.

If nothing else, this is the coolest MARTA station. It is carved out of granite and is deep…read moreunderground. I was meeting a friend nearby so I got off the train here. There were a lot of people wandering by the exit asking for money. There was also a wandering street lunatic who seemed potentially dangerous. Don't linger around the exit. The signage here was good for alerting you about inbound trains. I had purchased a round trip ticket earlier, so I did not have to deal with ticket vending machines here. My earlier experience was confusing, mostly due to the machine's UI.