Parking Near Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, QC
Where Can I Park for Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal?
The hospital’s RHV Legacy lot, labelled P4, P6 and P7, is accessed from Peel Street. Its daily rate is calculated from entry to exit, making it suitable for longer appointments, and parking passes may help patients attending repeated visits. For nearby alternatives, Parksy lists spaces 230 m away at $3.15 an hour.
- Address
- 3788 Avenue Des Pins O
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking in Montreal's Trendy Plateau Area, 230 m (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- McGill, 900 m (12 min walk)
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The entrance of a hospital building Photo: Pexels / yachao liu
Hospital Parking at the Royal Victoria Site
A daily rate is calculated from parking-entry time to exit, which makes the hospital’s own facilities more suitable for a longer appointment than repeatedly paying short-stay charges.
The Neuro’s visitor guidance identifies the RHV Legacy lot, labelled P4, P6 and P7, with access from Peel Street (mcgill.ca). The Neuro lists a patient hourly rate and states that the facility is closed on holidays and weekends, so visitors using the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal site should distinguish weekday patient parking from weekend arrangements. The published hospital parking information also refers to parking passes, which can be useful for patients attending repeated appointments (muhc.ca).
Street Parking on Avenue Des Pins and the Surrounding Residential Grid
The hospital stands at 3788 Avenue Des Pins O, where the surrounding Montreal street network combines a major hospital approach with residential streets. Drivers making a quick visit should treat signed curb restrictions as controlling, particularly where stopping could obstruct access for patients, ambulances or local traffic.
A legal space can change by block and by time, while signs may reserve a section for residents, loading, cleaning or other municipal uses.
Parksy Spaces Within 260 Metres of the Hospital
Parksy lists a priced parking space in Montreal’s Plateau area 230 m from the hospital at $3.15 an hour. A second parking lot 240 m away is also listed at $3.15 an hour. Both locations are close enough to make a short walk practical when the hospital lots are busy, while the hourly pricing also suits an appointment whose length is uncertain.
Three further priced options are listed 260 m away: a Montreal parking lot at $6 an hour, a secure central lot at $3.60 an hour, and an affordable lot at $3.60 an hour. A space at 3633 Rue Aylmer is also 260 m away and costs $3.60 an hour. The lower-priced options are the more economical choice for a long visit or shift worker, while the $6-an-hour lot trades cost for a nearby alternative.
Arriving for Appointments and Emergency Care
For planned visits, use the hospital address on Avenue Des Pins O when setting a drop-off route, then move the vehicle to a permitted parking space rather than waiting at the curb. A drop-off works best when the passenger is ready before the vehicle reaches the entrance, because the hospital sits in a dense central Montreal setting where stopping can interfere with other arrivals.
Visitors coming for emergency care should follow hospital signs for the emergency department rather than treating the regular appointment entrance as the destination. The hospital’s official parking guidance separates site information, and the Neuro’s guidance directs patients to the RHV Legacy lot entrance on Peel Street (mcgill.ca).
Reaching the Hospital by McGill Metro and Montreal Buses
McGill is the nearest station listed for the hospital, 900 m away and a 12-minute walk. The station provides a practical alternative to driving for visitors who can manage the walk from central Montreal, especially when a visit may last several hours and parking charges would accumulate.
From McGill, continue on foot for the listed 12-minute walk to the hospital at 3788 Avenue Des Pins O.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal?
The hospital’s RHV Legacy lot, labelled P4, P6 and P7, is accessed from Peel Street. Its daily rate is calculated from entry to exit, making it suitable for longer appointments, and parking passes may help patients attending repeated visits. For nearby alternatives, Parksy lists spaces 230 m away at $3.15 an hour.
What Are the Hospital Parking Lots and Entrance?
The Neuro’s visitor guidance identifies the RHV Legacy lot, labelled P4, P6 and P7, with access from Peel Street. The hospital’s official parking information also refers to parking passes, which can be useful for patients attending repeated appointments. The Neuro lists a patient hourly rate and states that the facility is closed on holidays and weekends.
Can I Park on Avenue Des Pins Near the Hospital?
Legal street parking can vary by block and time on Avenue des Pins and the surrounding residential grid. Follow the signed curb restrictions, since sections may be reserved for residents, loading, cleaning or other municipal uses.
What Nearby Parksy Parking Options Are Available?
Parksy lists a priced space 230 m away and a parking lot 240 m away, both at $3.15 an hour. Three further priced options are listed 260 m away at $6 an hour, $3.60 an hour and $3.60 an hour. A space at 3633 Rue Aylmer is also 260 m away and costs $3.60 an hour.
Where Should I Go for Drop-Off or Emergency Care?
For a planned visit, use the hospital address on Avenue Des Pins O when setting a drop-off route, and move the vehicle to a permitted parking space rather than waiting at the curb. For emergency care, follow hospital signs for the emergency department.
How Far Is McGill Metro From the Hospital?
McGill is the nearest station listed, 900 m away and a 12-minute walk. From McGill, continue on foot for the listed 12-minute walk to the hospital. This can be practical for visitors who can manage the walk from central Montreal, especially when a visit may last several hours and parking charges would accumulate.
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