London Welbeck Hospital

27 Welbeck Street, London. W1G 8EN

Tel: 020 7224 2242

The London Welbeck Hospital, was established as a hosptial over 90 years ago and has specialised in Cosmetic Surgery for over 25 years with a distinctive reputation for service excellence.

Situated in the heart of the London medical scene, our hospital has a welcoming environment, where our dedicated team are friendly, professional and committed to providing an excellent standard of care for patients, from the moment they walk in at the reception, to the moment they are discharged.

The hospital is registered with the Care Quality Commission, and all Surgeons are subject to a robust screening service before they are granted admitting rights within the hospital.

Getting to the hospital

Directions

From Bond Street cross Oxford Street and head down James Street until you reach Wigmore Street. Turn left and take the third street on the left into Welbeck Street.

Train stations

• The nearest main line stations are Marylebone, Charing Cross and Euston.
• Closest  tube  stations  are  Bond  Street  (0.4km)  Oxford  Circus  (0,6km)  Regents  Park (0.8km)

Parking Facilities

There are a variety of parking options available at the hospital outlined below. Please be advised to check availability in advance before visiting.

• Cavendish Square Car: Address: 25 Holles St, Marylebone, London W1G 0DB
• Q Park Harley Street: Address: Queen Anne Mews, Marylebone, London W1G 9HF
• Q Park oxford Street: Address: Cavendish, Marylebone, London W1G 0PG
• Just park: Must be booked in advance through website: www.justpark.com/uk/parking/london/
• Parking meters: There are also a limited number of parking meters available along Welbeck Street and the surrounding area. Meters are paid for hourly and maximum parking is either 2 or 4hrs. This is from 08.30AM to 18.30.

on departure

You will be advised by your consultant or your nurse how long you will need to stay in hospital for.

Discharge time is 9am on the day of your departure.  We strongly recommend that you ask a friend or relative to collect you as you should not drive your car for at least 24 hours after surgery.

If you need to take any medication following your departure, this will be given to you when you leave.