High Wycombe to London Marylebone Trains From £13.70*

What amenities are there in Chiltern Railways Standard Class?

Standard Class on Chiltern Railways offers comfortable seating with free Wi-Fi and power sockets at many seats. Overhead luggage racks and table seating are also available throughout.

Is Chiltern Railways First Class worth it?

First Class is available on some Chiltern Railways services, offering wider seats, extra legroom and a quieter carriage. For a regular commute, the quieter environment and extra space can take the edge off a busy start or end to the working day.

How much luggage space is there on Chiltern Railways trains?

There is ample room for luggage on Chiltern Railways trains. Smaller bags fit in the overhead racks, while larger items can be stored in the designated luggage areas near the carriage entrances.

Is there food and drink on Chiltern Railways trains?

Chiltern Railways trains on this route do not have an onboard catering service. So it's best to pick up any drinks or snacks at High Wycombe before boarding, or at Marylebone on arrival.

At around 27 miles, the journey from High Wycombe to London Marylebone cuts southeast through the Chiltern Hills and into the capital in under 30 minutes. Short as it is, it’s worth knowing a few station tips and platform shortcuts to help the trip go smoothly at both ends.

High Wycombe: Getting to the Platform

• The Platform Tip: London Marylebone services depart from the southbound platform. The two platforms are connected by a footbridge with lifts at either end. Do check the departure boards near the main entrance, however, before heading across.
• Pre-Departure: High Wycombe station has refreshments, shops and a staffed ticket office, along with free Wi-Fi and a covered waiting area. The adjacent car park has over 600 spaces, and a drop-off point is also available just outside the main entrance.

Onboard trains from High Wycombe to London Marylebone

The short run southeast from High Wycombe passes through the beech woods and rolling hills of the Chilterns before entering the leafy commuter belt of South Buckinghamshire on the approach to London.

• The View Alert: Sit on the right-hand side heading south for the best views of the Chiltern scenery. The line leaves High Wycombe through wooded hillsides and open fields with views of South Buckinghamshire villages around Beaconsfield and Gerrards Cross.
• Key Landmarks: The beech-covered hillsides around High Wycombe are among the most characteristic landscapes of the Chiltern Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, their canopy shifting from fresh green in spring to deep golds in autumn. 

Arriving at London Marylebone

One of London's quieter and more characterful termini, Marylebone station sits on Melcombe Place just off Marylebone Road, with the Bakerloo line directly accessible from the station building and Marylebone High Street a short walk away. All platforms are at ground level, with step-free access throughout.

• The Melcombe Place Exit: The main exit leads onto Melcombe Place, where taxis and a drop-off point are available. Marylebone Road is just a few steps away, with bus stops running east towards Baker Street and west towards Paddington.
• The Bakerloo Line: The Bakerloo line Underground station is directly accessible from within the station itself, with services south to Oxford Circus, Waterloo and Elephant and Castle, and north towards Queen's Park and Harrow.
• Onward Travel: Marylebone High Street and its designer shops and cafés are just a short walk from the station. Baker Street Underground station, serving the Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith and City, Jubilee and Metropolitan lines, is around five minutes on foot, while Regent's Park is easily accessible to the north.