Queen Mary’s Hospital
Address: Roehampton Lane, Roehampton, London SW15 5PN
Tel: 0208 487 6000
Please note that calls to the main switchboard may sometimes involve a wait, particularly in busy periods. Where possible, please use a telephone number which is more specific to your enquiry.
If you know the extension number please use 0208 487 and the four digit extension number to contact one of our teams.
Before your visit
Please check which hospital and ward or clinic you need to go to.
Our hospitals are big and it can take a while to get to where you’re supposed to be. Give yourself plenty of time to find your way to your appointment. You can find more information on your appointment here.
Car parking at Queen Mary’s Hospital
Car parking at Queen Mary’s is charged by the hour. Collect a ticket at the gate when you enter the car park, and pay before you exit. All of our ticket machines accept £5 and £10 notes.
Parking costs:
- First 15 minutes: Free
- One hour: £2.00
- Two hours: £4.00
- Three hours: £6.00
- Four hours: £8.00 (This is also the maximum daily parking charge)
Disabled badge holders may park free of charge in any of the designated parking bays.
There are seven motorcycle bays that are available free of charge.
The care park has two drop off and pick up points, one at the end of the bridge leading to the ground floor entrance and one just outside the lower ground floor entrance. Look the map of the site for more details.
Taxis and private hire
CABWISE is a text message based service that helps you find a taxi or licensed minicab. Simply text HOME to 60835 to get one taxi and two local licensed minicab numbers sent straight to your mobile*.
You can also call 020 7222 1234 or visit www.tfl.gov.uk/findaride for details of taxi and private hire services.
* Text charged at 35p per enquiry plus standard text message rate. Service not available on 3 and Virgin mobile networks.
Cycles
There are more than 80 dedicated cycle parking racks available free of charge.
Queen Mary’s Hospital appears in Local Cycling Guides 9 and 10. You can order a free copy of these guides online at www.tfl.gov.uk/cycling or by calling 020 7222 1234.
Pedestrians and cyclists coming to the hospital from Crestway can now use the pedestrian gate, located at the back of the hospital. This gate is open between 7am to 9pm weekdays and 9am to 5pm at weekends and public holidays.
On this page you will find information about planning your journey
At Queen Mary’s Hospital
To help you find your way around, we have:
- large maps at our building entrances
- maps in lift lobbies, giving alphabetical lists of wards and outpatient clinics
- Our wings are signposted each time you enter them.
Accessibility
We know everyone’s accessibility needs are different, which is why we have worked with St George’s Hospital Charity and AccessAble to provide detailed, accurate information to ensure all of patents can access our services. There’s more information to support you on the Accessibility needs page.
Your care at Queen Mary’s Hospital
If you have a procedure, treatment or surgery, you’ll visit on one of our wards.
See all wards at Queen Mary’s Hospital
Free WiFi
Information on free WiFi and how to access can be found on this page.
