Visiting the hospice
Your first visit to the hospice can feel daunting. We want to do everything we can to help you feel welcome and at ease.
If you are visiting an inpatient, please come to reception when you arrive. If you are being referred for hospice care, please contact our care team to arrange a visit and meet our friendly staff.
You can also read our most up-to-date visiting procedures here.
When can family visit?
We make it as easy as possible for family, carers and friends to visit at any time. We know how important it is to spend time together.
There are no set visiting hours, and the building has full disabled access. At times, such as during meals or when care is being provided, we may ask visitors to wait. During these times, you are welcome to use our café or other public spaces.
Each room opens onto a private patio and a shared communal seating area. We encourage patients and families to use these spaces to relax together. There is also a family social area between the two inpatient wards, where you can share a meal or enjoy a cup of tea.
Bargacree Café is open from 8am to 7pm, seven days a week. Find out more about the café.
What about children and pets?
Children are always welcome and should be supervised by a parent or guardian. Pets are also welcome.
Where to find us
We are located in Bellahouston Park, opposite the Glasgow Ski and Snowboard Centre. Access is via the entrance on Dumbreck Road.
Address:
The Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice
20 Dumbreck Road
Bellahouston Park
Glasgow
G41 5BW
If you have any questions, please call us on 0141 429 5599.
By car: We are easily accessible, with excellent road links close to the M8 (junction 23) and M77 (junction 1). There is a car park at the hospice, although spaces can be limited during the day.
By bus: Services 9, 9A, 10, 34, 34A and 38 stop near Bellahouston Park. The hospice is around a 10-minute walk from these stops.
By train: The nearest station is Dumbreck, which is less than a 15-minute walk from the hospice.
Parking: Free parking is available at the front of the hospice. It can be busy during the day.
Overnight stays: We will do our best to support family and friends who wish to stay while a loved one is in our care. Please speak to the ward nursing staff about using our family bedrooms.
Safety and security
For the safety of everyone, CCTV is in operation in and around the hospice. Please note that the fire alarm is tested every Wednesday at 11am.



