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Bethesda, United States

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Subway stationLandmarks & Historical Buildings· Construction· Subway station

Bethesda Reviews | Rating 3.9 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Bethesda is located in Bethesda, United States on 7450 Wisconsin Ave. Bethesda is rated 3.9 out of 5 in the category subway stationlandmarks & historical buildings in United States. Banfield Pet Hospital veterinarians provide the best preventive pet health care for your cat, dog or other pet. Open late and on weekends, and conveniently located, Banfield is there for you and your pets.|Bethesda Too LLC is a construction company based out of 5825 Bradley Blvd, Bethesda, Maryland, United States.,Banfield Pet Hospital veterinarians provide the best preventive pet health care for your cat, dog or other pet. Open late and on weekends, and conveniently located, Banfield is there for you and your pets.

Address

7450 Wisconsin Ave

Phone

(301) 215-7200|(240) 497-0027

Company size

1-10 employees

Headquarters

Bethesda, Maryland

Accessibility

Passenger loading areaWheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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James Mckay

I want to make a complaint against the Station Manager at Bethesda. On Friday, February 12th I was traveling through this station with my mom whos a disabled senior who can barely walk. Because she tires easy and there weren't sufficient benches spread through there station, she was unable to walk to or destination so I told her to stay the and I would get her. My mom got lost. After searching 30 minutes in the cold around the stations many entrances to locate her I decided to ask the station manager for assistance. I ask her can she do me a favor and before I can tell her what the favor is she immediately says that's not my job. Really, without even knowing what the favor is... Well let me back up. The first time I came down to the kiosk I Ald if she had seen my mother and explained that she was a disabled senior. The station manager just simply said no without allowing me to check the platform or providing assistance. I think you have the wrong person in that position. She showed no concern and was very rude. I think she would definitely not said that to someone who was not a black male. She would not have told a white person in Bethesda that it was not her job. Definitely not how someone in customer service should act.

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Xin Chen

Nice subway station, clean and convenient to transfer to buses on the ground . The escalator is long, as the train tracks are very deep under the ground here.

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Andrew Stevens

Reliable, jumped the thing once or twice but nice

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Shannon P.

The elevator, as people have noted, is a long one! Otherwise the station is in a good location and is well-kept.

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