Guy’s Hospital is located by The Shard in central London, making it convenient for patients to visit, as well as having neighbouring Borough Market, South Bank and Tate Modern to explore.
Established in the 1720s, Guy’s Hospital has grown vastly in size, including our 34-storey Tower Wing that is the site of many of our dedicated clinical research facilities.
Guy’s Hospital is home to several notable innovations, including the invention of tissue typing – now crucial for successful organ transplantation.
Our Assisted Conception Unit is internationally renowned as an innovator in fertility treatments. Our experts continuously drive this field of medicine forward, from advancing in-vitro fertilisation techniques to pre-implantation genetic testing.
St John’s Institute of Dermatology, established in 1863, is one of the leading centres for skin care and the largest dermatology department in the UK.
We’re also nationally recognised for our expertise in kidney transplantation and are leaders in the field of shared haemodialysis care and home dialysis.
Guy’s has been ranked as one of the world’s best for gynaecology, obstetrics and urology by US Newsweek, the American weekly news magazine.
Services and facilities
Assisted Conception Unit
The Assisted Conception Unit, based at Guy’s Hospital, has a reputation for excellence in private fertility treatment.
It is a mixed NHS and private facility offering a full range of fertility treatments and includes:
- 2 day case theatres and a recovery suite
- facilities for all fertility treatments, scans, and blood tests
- state-of-the-art embryology laboratory and cryopreservation facilities
The unit provides a modern and calm environment for you to start your fertility journey.
Private outpatient appointments are provided between NHS facilities and Westminster Bridge Consulting Rooms at St Thomas’ Hospital.
Places to shop and eat
We have an M&S Food To Go, Toms Cafe and AMT Coffee for food and drinks. There is also a WHSmith for daily essentials.
Directions
We offer our private services across multiple locations. Please check that your appointment or stay is at Guy’s Hospital before setting out.
Address
Guy’s Hospital
Great Maze Pond
London
SE1 9RT
United Kingdom
Getting here
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Travelling by bus
The closest bus stop is London Bridge bus station.
Travelling by tube
- London Bridge tube – Jubilee and Northern lines (2 minutes’ walk).
- London Bridge mainline railway station.
Travelling by train
London Bridge is the nearest railway station and a 2 minutes’ walk away.
You can drive to Guy’s Hospital using a route planner such as Google Maps. For Sat Navs, our postcode is: SE1 9RT.
Our hospitals and many of our services are located in the Congestion Charging zone and the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ). Please use public transport whenever possible.
Parking is only available if you are a Blue Badge holder and have an appointment on the day. The disabled parking bays are available on a first come, first served basis.
You can only enter the car park from Crosby Row. You cannot use St Thomas Street or Snowsfields. If you park illegally at Guy’s Hospital, you may have to pay a fine.
There’s a National Car Parks (NCP) car park at the junction of Snowsfields and Kipling Street, about a 5-minute walk from the hospital. Charges are displayed at the entrance.
There are bays for dropping off and collecting patients at the Guy’s Hospital main entrance.
Guy’s Hospital is situated inside London’s Congestion Charge/ULEZ zone. Please check the TFL website for further details on charges and times they apply, including exemptions from charges.
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CQC rating
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is an organisation responsible for ensuring that health and social care services in England provide safe, high-quality care.
The CQC regularly checks our services to ensure they meet national standards for quality and safety. They rate services as outstanding, good, requiring improvement or inadequate.
Guy’s Hospital was rated ‘good’ when it was last visited in July 2019.