Galsworthy Road,
Kingston upon Thames,
Surrey
KT2 7QB
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We strongly recommend that patients and visitors use public transport to get to the hospital. The Trust is well served by both buses and trains.
The nearest station to Kingston Hospital is Norbiton. The hospital is around 0.3 miles from the station along Coombe Road or Wolverton Avenue. This is a 5 to 10-minute walk for most people.
Norbiton Station is served by South Western Railway and receives regular services into and out of London Waterloo. Services to Norbiton run on the Kingston Loop and the Shepperton line.
For further information about train times and fares, please see the National Rail Enquiries website or telephone 08457 48 49 50.
Kingston Hospital is served by a number of bus routes. Low-floor, wheelchair accessible buses run on all the routes serving the hospital. You can see a map showing the bus routes which serve the hospital and the buses’ point of origin/destination by clicking on the button below.
Bus stops:
For further information on bus times and fares please contact Transport for London on 020 7222 1234 or 020 7918 3015 (Text phone). Alternatively, access Transport for London’s Journey planner.
Cromwell Road bus station in Kingston is closed until summer 2024, while a major redevelopment is completed. This will affect certain bus stops and routes to and from Kingston Hospital.
Buses will not stop at the bus station and some buses which normally stop in the bus station or Cromwell Road will serve temporary stops, be diverted or stop short of their normal destinations. If you are travelling on one of the following buses – 111, 216, 411, 285, 481 – these will terminate at Wood Street (John Lewis) in Kingston town centre.
To get to the hospital, passengers will need to catch the 281 bus from Wood Street (John Lewis) to the temporary stops on Cromwell Road, or walk to Eden Street, to catch the K2 or K4 bus.
The following map show where to catch your bus from during the closure: https://content.tfl.gov.uk/cromwell-road-bus-station-map-web.pdf
Find out more on the Transport for London website.
There are bicycle storage facilities where visitors can secure their bikes. The hospital appears on the free Transport for London Cycle Guides for areas 9 and 10.
There is parking available on site for motor cycles which is free of charge as long as you park in the designated areas by the Royal Eye Unit or next to the sheltered bicycle rack to the right of the Hospital’s Main Entrance.
If you wish to travel home by taxi, Freephones are located around the hospital for local taxi services.
Freephones can be found:
Esher Wing Level 2 (Ground Floor)
Outpatients Department Level 3 (Ground Floor)
Bernard Meade Wing Level 3 (Ground Floor)
A&E Department
If you wish to travel by car, please be aware that parking at the hospital site is very limited and you should allow yourself plenty of time to find a parking space. At busy times, there may be queues for spaces.
Directions from the M25
Kingston Hospital address:
Galsworthy Road
Kingston upon Thames
Surrey KT2 7QB
Directions from the M3
Kingston Hospital address:
Galsworthy Road
Kingston upon Thames
Surrey KT2 7QB
Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) charge:
The Trust is within the expanded Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ). This means if your vehicle does not meet the ULEZ emissions standards, you will need to pay a daily charge to drive within the ULEZ. You can find out more, including whether your vehicle meets ULEZ standards, on the TfL website.
As an NHS patient, you may be able to claim a reimbursement for the ULEZ charge if you are clinically assessed as unable to travel to and from an appointment on public transport and:
If you believe that you meet the above criteria, mention this at the reception desk when you book in for your appointment. If you use an automated check in for your appointment, please mention it to the clinician at the start of your appointment. They will then carry out your assessment, using this form. Printed copies of this form will be available for you at the hospital.
Parking:
In line with other NHS Trusts, parking charges for public parking areas at Kingston Hospital will be re-introduced on 1 September 2021, following their suspension during the COVID-19 pandemic.
From 1 September 2021, car parking tariffs at Kingston Hospital will be as follows:
In line with government guidance, parking will be free for the following:
To find out more, read our ‘frequently asked questions’ document:
Blue Badge Holders
We are currently experiencing a technical issue with our Blue Badge form which we are looking into. We kindly ask that you email khft.bbh-registration@nhs.net with your full name, email address, BBH numbers and car registration number, to register your Blue Badge. We apologise for any inconvenience.
Parking is free onsite for Blue Badge Holders. To benefit from this you will need to be registered with us.
To register your Blue Badge at Kingston Hospital please fill out the form below.
Blue Badge Registration
To register your Blue Badge at Kingston Hospital please fill out the form below.
