The Royal London Hospital

Good transport links along with good disabled access. Well signposted despite alot of building works going on. If you're not sure about anything just ask staff or guards. This place can get busy so be patient.

A nurse just went ballistic on ward 11F last night,shouting at 4am and waking everyone up,she was also very aggressive and rude to me(patient on the ward) nurses and patients were scared. Going to be part of my complaint ,shame as she’ll probably be made a scapegoat to a more systemic problem on the ward with nursing staff.it’s not just her that was problematic/deliver poor care though it’s not the case for all of them,for patients.Not sure how patients recover in this situation.Really disturbing ward.Real crazy ward and wouldn’t wish anyone else in it.have been in hospital many times and not seen anything like this before. I’m also a doctor so know about patient care/nursing competence.Really unprofessional and don’t know what else to say really.Be careful if you or your relatives end up on this ward

I would give you 100+ stars to nurse Maxine who works in the ‘urgent treatment centre’ , she was so friendly , kind and caring , honestly made me feel much better just by being around a bubbly person and she knows her stuff! Honestly felt safe and felt like I was in really good hands. So a big big thank you to you!!! :)

Visited the a&e with my 11 year old daughter and we were pleasantly surprised after seeing the low rating reviews. The building is very welcoming, modern and clean. Staff were friendly and although it was really busy, we were in and out in 2 hours.

big hospital with almost all facilities but long waiting times and expensive parking. if you need to go for blood test, book before to avoid long waiting time, pharmacy need to be improved, sometimes more than two hours waiting time.

My stepson was a patient here in 11F and had excellent care. The staff were brilliant hard working and very caring; nursing staff, consultant and medical team were wonderful and very approachable. The catering staff too were attentive and went out of their way to attend to diet. I was so relieved when I flew over from Ireland to see him in such good hands as I am a nurse myself. The hospital is very clean with lovely art work and every person I encountered there was helpful and kind. Just to say also that I saw staff having to deal with a very abusive patient in the same ward and they coped with him in a very professional way continuing to care for him despite his horrendous behaviour. Thank you Royal Hospital Whitechapel. I’m so grateful to you all there.

If I was able, I was not give even this star.
I went on Saturday night to this hospital, because I start to have pain on the back of my head and after my left eye became full with blood.
I wait more than 2 hours for a doctor to see me and this didn't happen. Literally they were seeing everyone else but not me.
I had to came to this hospital because is near my workplace, as all this happen while I was working.
When I ask someone when the doctor will be able to see me, I've been told that I still have to wait.
How long? All night or till the point that something really bad to happen?
Shame on you!!!!
I left the hospital and I went to the one near my home.
Avoid this hospital because is a joke!!!!

If you come for Antenatal scans etc be prepared for a loooooong wait. Appointment was at 1500 and now its 1600. Dozens of Male and female partners of expectant mothers waiting outside. No direction whatsoever but RLH is doing it's best I guess. Well the front line staff are. I bet the higher echelons haven't got a clue.

Keep it up RLH staff. And thank you.