Flowers to Royal Free Hospital – order online
Want to send flowers to Royal Free Hospital? A bouquet is a simple way to brighten a patient's day. Located on Pond Street in the heart of Hampstead, north London, the Royal Free Hospital is a major NHS teaching hospital serving patients from across the capital and beyond. Whether your friend or family member is being treated on one of the medical wards, recovering after surgery, or staying in the maternity unit, a fresh bouquet delivered the next day can lift their spirits and remind them they are not alone. Like other hospital addresses, Royal Free Hospital receives flowers at its main reception or mailing room, from where staff take them to the patient. Some wards do not accept fresh flowers, so it is worth checking with the hospital before ordering. The next-day cut-off is 5:15pm Monday to Friday and 10:45am on Saturdays and Sundays. Bouquets are sent in bud, so they open over the first days in the vase, and they are covered by a 7 day freshness guarantee. Please remember to include the patient's full name and, if known, the ward name or number when placing your order. The range includes a wide selection suitable for hospital settings, from cheerful seasonal mixed bouquets and bright gerberas to elegant lilies and classic roses. Do keep in mind that some wards at the Royal Free Hospital, particularly intensive care, oncology and certain children's areas, may restrict fresh flowers for infection control reasons.
Frequently asked questions about flowers to Royal Free Hospital
Do visiting hours matter when sending flowers to Royal Free Hospital?
Flowers are not delivered at visiting time but to the main reception or mailing room of Royal Free Hospital, from where staff take them to the patient. For current visiting hours, check with the ward or the hospital's website.
Where exactly will my flowers be delivered at the Royal Free Hospital?
At Royal Free Hospital, bouquets are left at the main reception or mailing room and taken to the patient by hospital staff, so add the ward name to the address.
Are there any wards at the Royal Free Hospital where flowers are not allowed?
Yes, like many UK hospitals, the Royal Free Hospital may restrict fresh flowers in certain wards such as intensive care, haematology, oncology, and some neonatal or children's areas, mainly due to infection control. If you are unsure whether flowers are permitted for your loved one's ward, it is worth calling the ward directly before ordering.