Visiting London
A doctor comes to your hotel, home or office anywhere in London from £450, arranged 7am to 9pm every day.
A private doctor can come to your London hotel or apartment for £450, and in central London a doctor is usually at the door within sixty minutes. You do not need to be registered with a doctor here or to have a UK address.
Visitors can bring up to 3 months of their own medicine into the UK, and a medicine containing a controlled drug needs a letter from the prescriber1.
If you need more, a UK doctor can prescribe it once you are here, including some medicines that are not licensed in the UK1.
The Care Quality Commission regulates health care in England, including the care given in people’s own homes2.
Health data is special category data under UK GDPR and carries extra protection3. You can open your record from any country and ask for it to be deleted.
A hotel visit is for illness that can safely wait for a doctor, and for chest pain, breathing difficulty, severe bleeding or a head injury you should call 999.
A baby under three months old is directed to a paediatric emergency department, which is the right place for that age.
Some controlled drugs cannot be prescribed on a visit, and the doctor tells you by telephone before coming.
Yes, up to 3 months of supply. A medicine with a controlled drug needs a letter from your prescriber with the doses and dates of travel1.
Call 999 for chest pain, breathing difficulty, severe bleeding, a head injury or signs of a stroke. A hotel doctor is for illness that can safely wait.
The Care Quality Commission regulates health care in England2, and every doctor practising in the UK holds a licence from the General Medical Council.
Yes. Health data has extra protection under UK GDPR3, and your record is shared only with your consent.
Reviewed 15 October 2026.
Call or message The Wellness first. When a hotel visit is clinically appropriate, we confirm the doctor, fee and arrival time first. A visit is £495 in the day, £595 in the evening, and you need no prior registration. Prescriptions can be delivered and blood tests taken in the room, and results stay in the app.
Dr Adel Elalfy consults in both. For any other language we bring an interpreter onto the call before the doctor arrives.
Every result, letter and prescription goes into one record you open from any country. A doctor anywhere can read it, and you can delete it the day you ask.
No. We are a private clinic. We need your name, a date of birth, a telephone number and the address you are staying at, which can be a hotel. A prescription is dispensed to a UK address, and your hotel is a UK address.
A visit to your room is £495 in the day and £595 in the evening, covering up to an hour with the doctor. A telephone consultation is £59 and a video consultation is £150. Blood tests start at £350 and a certificate at £50. Medicine is charged at cost plus the pharmacy fee. You are told every figure before anyone is sent.
For a hotel in central London a doctor is usually at the door inside sixty minutes. Monday to Friday eight until eight, Saturday nine until five, Sunday ten until four. Outside those hours you can still message us and a doctor rings you back.
Yes, from three months old, with a parent or guardian in the room. For a newborn under three months we send you to a paediatric emergency department, because that is the right place and we will say so rather than take the booking.
Usually. Bring the box or a photograph of it. A UK doctor cannot prescribe every medicine licensed elsewhere, and controlled drugs have rules we do not bend, so the doctor will tell you on the telephone before the visit rather than at your door.
You pay us and we give you a receipt and a doctor’s letter written for an insurer. Most travel policies reimburse a private consultation on that. We do not bill insurers directly.
Blood drawn before midday is usually read the same day. Tell us the flight when you book and the doctor works back from it.
This is not an emergency service. For chest pain, breathing difficulty, severe bleeding or a head injury, ring 999.
For concierge desksHome and hotel visits, prices and areasEvenings, weekends and overnightThe doctor writes you a letter your own doctor at home can read, before you have landed.