Royal Liverpool University Hospital Contact Infomation

2-4 pm and 6-8 pm. Outside these times arw ok on some wards and if you are there to help a relative with feeding at mealtimes etc.

Get the number 10 or 10a where in the city centre are you

Restaurant is on the 10th floor Starbucks on lower ground and a pizza place on the ground floor

The best car park(& I think the one designated for hospital patient's)is the Q-Park multi-story opposite the Royal,just off Prescott Street. It has designated disabled parking places on the ground & 1st level. Also I'm sure I noticed a sign the last time I was there that stated that a bus/shuttle service is in place/provided for patients with mobility problems needing to get to & from the Royal,I hope this helps Maria. But also note the Q -Park gets busy so it's best to add 30 mins to your journey time to accommodate for parking problems ??.

Apply online

There are different contact ways. https://www.rlbuht.nhs.uk/contact-us/

I think it's on the ground floor - if you go to the main entrance, you can either ask for help at the reception desk or follow the signs for the clinic - one of the few things the Royal has plenty of is signs!! ??

There are signs outside the wards I've stayed in stating that flowers are NOT allowed (presumably an infection risk?) so I'd guess the answer would be no I'm afraid... ??

To get to the lift in the first place, go through the main entrance doors, walk to the back of the hall, keeping to the left so that you'll end up by St Paul's eye hospital and then follow the signs or ask a member of staff (there's plenty of both!)

Nearest station is Limestreet Shelly;then you walk up London Road past TJ`s & up onto Prescott street.The Royal Liverpool's main entrance is on the right about half way up`about 10-15 minutes walk from Limestreet station.

I presume so just call the ward first to check as some may not allow them

TBH I don't know, my guess would be yes, on the basis that if the hospital is open then there needs to be a pharmacy open too.

It's in the new section of the hospital. Right behind the old one

There are two car parks opposite the old Royal Hospital that still get used. They are the best places to park.

Ground floor

(Translated by Google) Broadgreen hospital (Original) Broadgreen hospital

If you have a blue badge you can park in one of the very few places outside the hospital

Probably about 15 min walk

I'm pretty sure you can just walk in. Not sure if it's changed since covid but I've just checked and they open at 9am

Fine