Spring Street 6 Station

When I was younger this was the local station to my preferred hotel. The hotel has gone «upscale» beyond all recognition. By that I mean they ruined all the personality of the place. Warn marble stair steps are now Crisp carpet, the wainscoting replaced by wallpaper… Of course now they charge mor a night then the old weekly rate…
I remember leaving the station one night when a rat the size of a cat ran in front of us, I was looking away but the scream… Someday I’ll get my hearing back.
The whole neighborhood has changed, once it was kind of run down, the businesses were often commercial, this now it’s NOLita.
The station remains much the same though. It’s not to big, tile walls, not to clean and is served by just one local line. The ticket window gas one person (do they sell tickets? The tokens are gone.)
While it’s slow here, I’ve always felt safe. It’s fine, nothing fancy and soon I’m are on your way.

I’ve decided to embark on a new endeavor here on Unilocal.Basically, the goal is to review most of my most frequently used transportation spots in the area. As I’m in this area often, I stop off on this stop on the 6 more then any other except probably Astor Place.
When it comes to the station itself, it’s pretty clean of garbage, the trains run on time and other then the scent of rotting fish on the uptown side (which either I’m getting used too or is disappearing), it’s not too shabby.
The 6 train itself from Brooklyn Bridge/​City Hall in itself usually is pretty mellow, which is quite nice when heading out to dinner or shopping.
Nevermind the fact that you’re probably going to spend way too much money on goods you don’t need to somehow validate your self worth (as we all tend to do in this area)…at least you’re starting off somewhat on the right foot as subway stops go.

A pain that you can only get 1 train here but the station itself is fine & not too tiny. As long as they aren’t doing work here or closing off an exit, you’re fine. It’s also in a good location in relation to lounges, restaurants & so forth in the area.