How to get here

Cromwell Road in central London is well-served by various transport links. The entrance to the hospital is on Marloes Road, just off Cromwell Road. You can reach us by:

Tube

Earls Court Station (District and Piccadilly Lines). Take the exit onto Earls Court Road then take Hogarth Road or Kenway Road (opposite the station) to reach Cromwell Road.

Gloucester Rd Station (Circle and District Lines). Turn left onto the Cromwell Road.

High Street Kensington (Circle and District Lines). Turn left from the tube station and then left down Wright's Lane and continue on to Marloes Road.  The hospital is on the left hand side just before Cromwell Road.

Bus

Go to the Transport for London website for information bus routes and maps. Cromwell Road is served by the 74 bus route.

Car

Parking at the hospital is very limited, but there are a number of car parks nearby:

• LCP Parking, Marriott Hotel, 147 Cromwell Road, London, SW5 OTU

• Copthorne Tara Hotel, Scarsdale Place, Marloes Road, London, W8 5SR

There are parking meters on Marloes Road, London W8 6LA and Lexham Gardens which runs directly behind the hospital and where you can park for up to four hours.

Although we are not in the congestion zone, you may have to cross the London congestion charging zone to reach the hospital. Go to the TFL website for more information about congestion charges.

Air

        London Heathrow

        London City

        London Gatwick

        London Luton

        Stansted Airport

Visitors

Visitors gain access to wards using electronic visitor passes which are programmed to last for a certain amount of time. Please let your visitors know that they will need to report to Main Reception every time they visit to be given a daily visitor pass.

Visiting hours are kept as open and flexible as possible, consistent with your need for rest and quiet. Official visiting times are from 7.00am until 10.00pm, however the mornings are frequently busy for patients receiving treatments. Children who are visiting must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

If you are visiting a patient in intensive care please don't bring flowers. Cards and other items are appreciated. Please speak to the lead nurse for advice if you have any questions.

Anti-bacterial gel is available throughout the hospital. Please wash your hands before and after contact with a patient, and help us keep Bupa Cromwell Hospital infection free.