Parking Near National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, St Giles
Where Can I Park for National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery?
For the Queen Square site, the hospital points drivers to public meter bays in Queen Square and Great Ormond Street, or the NCP underground car park at Brunswick Square. Parksy lists spaces 154 yd away from £2.75 an hour to £37.90 a day. Russell Square tube station is 215 yd away, with a three-minute walk.
- Address
- Queen Square, Bloomsbury, Greater London, WC1N 3BG
- Closest listed space
- Secure Parking Near Kenilworth, London - 24/7 Access, 154 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Russell Square tube station, 215 yd (3 min walk)
Parking Near St Giles
The exterior of a hospital building Photo: Pexels / K
Parking at the Hospital in Queen Square
The hospital’s own guidance points drivers to public meter bays in Queen Square and Great Ormond Street, with an NCP underground car park at Brunswick Square (uclh.nhs.uk). These are the principal parking options identified for visitors to the Queen Square site in Bloomsbury, near St Giles.
Accessible parking is available in the underground car park at the National Hospital for Neurosurgery on Cleveland Street, where two disabled car parking spaces are provided at the Pain Management Centre (uclh.nhs.uk). This is a separate UCLH facility from the Queen Square entrance, so Blue Badge holders travelling to the main hospital should allow for the different location.
AccessAble records standard parking at the site but says there is not a designated drop-off point (accessable.co.uk). The hospital’s published parking information gives the NCP facility’s location and public meter areas rather than a hospital-run visitor tariff or concession.
Arriving for Appointments at the Queen Square Hospital
Queen Square is the main address for the hospital, at Queen Square, Bloomsbury, Greater London, WC1N 3BG. Drivers should plan around the absence of a designated drop-off point recorded by AccessAble (accessable.co.uk), particularly when an appointment requires assistance from the vehicle to the building.
Public meter bays are located in Queen Square and Great Ormond Street, while the NCP underground car park is at Brunswick Square (uclh.nhs.uk). The hospital’s parking guidance also gives 020 7974 4444 for the NCP car park (uclh.nhs.uk), which is useful when arranging access before a longer visit.
For urgent treatment, the Queen Square address remains the relevant destination for the hospital.
Parksy Parking Spaces Close to the Hospital
Parksy lists several nearby spaces 154 yd from the hospital. A driveway-style option near London Fertility Care Centre costs £37.90 a day, while a nearby space close to Royal London Hospital, Holborn costs £22.10 a day. Daily pricing can suit a long outpatient appointment or a full day at the hospital better than an hourly booking.
Three other spaces at the same 154 yd distance are priced hourly: a space near Clarendon in WC1N at £10 an hour, a 24/7-access space near Kenilworth at £10 an hour, and a space at Royal National in WC1N at £2.75 an hour. The lower hourly rate is the most practical of these for a shorter appointment, while 24/7 access is useful for staff with early or late shifts.
A further 24/7 space in Holborn on Lambs Conduit Street is 240 yd away and costs £45 an hour. Its access arrangement is suited to drivers who need flexibility, although the higher hourly price makes it less attractive for an extended hospital stay.
Meter Bays and Restrictions Around Queen Square
Public meter bays are provided in Queen Square and Great Ormond Street, according to UCLH’s parking guidance (uclh.nhs.uk). These streets are the closest publicly identified on-street locations for visitors, placing parking directly around the hospital’s Queen Square setting.
Drivers using residential streets around Bloomsbury should distinguish public meter bays from other kerbside spaces. The published hospital guidance specifically directs visitors to the meter bays and the NCP underground car park at Brunswick Square rather than suggesting unrestricted residential parking (uclh.nhs.uk).
Blue Badge users have two designated spaces in the underground car park at the Cleveland Street Pain Management Centre (uclh.nhs.uk). Those bays serve that UCLH facility, while the Queen Square site is separately recorded as having standard parking and no designated drop-off point (accessable.co.uk).
Walking and Buses to the Queen Square Hospital
Russell Square tube station is the nearest station, 215 yd away, with a three-minute walk to the hospital. Holborn tube station is about a seven-minute walk, and Chancery Lane tube station is about an eleven-minute walk. These routes make public transport a practical alternative when nearby road parking is busy.
The hospital is in Bloomsbury, near St Giles, with its address on Queen Square. Visitors arriving by Underground can choose between the closest Russell Square approach and the longer walks from Holborn or Chancery Lane, depending on the line used and the final appointment entrance.
Sources
- UK Government parking rules
- Royal North Shore Hospital - Northern Sydney Local Health District
- National Rail Enquiries
- National Hospital for Neurology & Neurosurgery | UCLH
- Parking at the National Hospital for Neurology and ...
- National Hospital For Neurology and Neurosurgery
- National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery
- Parking for Blue Badge holders
* 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 National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery?
For the Queen Square site, the hospital points drivers to public meter bays in Queen Square and Great Ormond Street, or the NCP underground car park at Brunswick Square. Parksy lists spaces 154 yd away from £2.75 an hour to £37.90 a day. Russell Square tube station is 215 yd away, with a three-minute walk.
What Is the Hospital’s Main Parking Guidance?
The hospital’s parking guidance identifies public meter bays in Queen Square and Great Ormond Street, plus the NCP underground car park at Brunswick Square. It gives 020 7974 4444 for the NCP car park. The published information gives the facility location and meter areas rather than a hospital-run visitor tariff or concession.
Is Accessible Parking Available?
Accessible parking is available in the underground car park at the National Hospital for Neurosurgery on Cleveland Street, where two disabled car parking spaces are provided at the Pain Management Centre. This is separate from the Queen Square entrance. The Queen Square site is recorded as having standard parking and no designated drop-off point.
Which Nearby Spaces Offer Daily or Hourly Parking?
Parksy lists spaces 154 yd from the hospital, including £37.90 a day near London Fertility Care Centre and £22.10 a day close to Royal London Hospital, Holborn. Hourly options at the same distance include £10 an hour near Clarendon, £10 an hour near Kenilworth, and £2.75 an hour at Royal National.
Where Are the Public Meter Bays Around Queen Square?
Public meter bays are located in Queen Square and Great Ormond Street. These are the closest publicly identified on-street locations for visitors. Drivers should distinguish them from other kerbside spaces on residential streets around Bloomsbury. The hospital guidance directs visitors to these meter bays and the NCP underground car park at Brunswick Square.
Which Underground Station Is Closest?
Russell Square tube station is the nearest station, 215 yd away, with a three-minute walk to the hospital. Holborn tube station is about a seven-minute walk, while Chancery Lane tube station is about an eleven-minute walk. These routes provide a practical alternative when nearby road parking is busy.
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