Bedwyn to London Paddington Trains From £7.00*

Leave this charming Wiltshire village behind, travelling from Bedwyn to London Paddington aboard a Great Western Railway train and arriving into the heart of West London in around 1 hour and 10 minutes.

Sit back and relax aboard your Bedwyn to London Paddington train, as you glide past market towns and through the woodlands and open countryside of the scenic Kennet Valley before rolling into West London and then Paddington station.

Operating both high-speed and regional services throughout the South West, the Cotswolds and South Wales, Great Western Railway connects the Welsh capital and some of southern England’s most popular cities and coastal escapes with key destinations, including Bristol, Oxford, Exeter and Penzance.

Departing from Bedwyn

Located in the heart of Great Bedwyn, Bedwyn station sits on the Reading to Taunton Line and is managed by Great Western Railway. While there’s no dedicated drop-off point, the station features parking for both cars and bikes, and is easily accessible on foot from the village. There is also a connecting bus service to nearby Marlborough, which runs Mondays to Saturdays.

With trains here operated by Great Western Railway, Bedwyn station offers local services to Newbury and London Paddington with some trains continuing west towards Westbury, Taunton and Exeter St Davids.

Main stops

Travelling from Bedwyn to London Paddington, you’ll pass through the picturesque market towns of Hungerford and Newbury before calling at Reading and arriving in the heart of the capital.

Arriving into London Paddington

A historic London landmark with all the convenience of a modern travel hub, arriving into London Paddington station couldn’t be easier. With the Bakerloo, Circle, District and Elizabeth lines at your feet, a dedicated taxi rank, and plenty of bus routes right outside, you’re perfectly placed to reach Heathrow Airport, or connect onwards across the capital.

Managed by Network Rail, London Paddington connects the capital with the West Country, South Wales and Heathrow Airport via frequent Great Western Railway services to Oxford, Bath, Bristol and Exeter.

Beyond the platforms, you can discover Paddington’s canal-side cafés, modern architecture and green spaces, or wander towards nearby Hyde Park and Regent’s Park. You’re also within easy walking distance of Baker Street’s famous detective heritage and Marylebone’s independent shops and restaurants.

Great Western Railway train classes 

• Standard Class: Sit back and relax on your Great Western Railway journey from Bedwyn to London Paddington with comfortable seating, free onboard Wi-Fi and plenty of space to unwind. Select services also feature an onboard restaurant car with freshly made food and drinks.
• First Class: Travel Bedwyn to London Paddington First Class for a more relaxing journey, with spacious reclining seats, extra legroom and fast Wi-Fi. You’ll also enjoy complimentary snacks and drinks, with the option on some services to indulge in a Pullman dining experience – a full at-seat meal service made from locally sourced ingredients.

Great Western Railway train travel advice

Planning on travelling from Bedwyn to London Paddington with Great Western Railway? Here’s a quick rundown of everything you need to know before you travel – from what you can bring on board to how to request assistance if you need it.

• Luggage: Passengers can bring up to three items onboard Great Western Railway services free of charge, including one large case, one smaller bag and one piece of hand luggage. Bags should be stored in overhead racks, luggage areas or beneath your seat.
• Bicycles: Great Western Railway allows passengers to board with standard bikes and e-bikes with a free reservation, but space is limited, so do book early. Folding bikes are always allowed if folded and stored as luggage, e-scooters are not permitted.
• Children: Kids under five are free of charge, while children aged 5-15 are eligible to travel half-price. Teenagers can also save with the 16-17 Saver railcard, offering holders 50% off standard fares across the network for a year.
• Pets: Passengers can take up to two pets on board Great Western Railway services free of charge. Dogs must be kept on leads and smaller animals should be transported in secure carriers. All animals should be kept off seats.
• Passenger Assist: If you need a little extra help with boarding, carrying luggage or navigating stations, you can arrange Passenger Assist in advance when booking, via the app or by requesting support from staff at larger stations on the day of travel.