Nightingale Hospital — London

Care at Nightingale Hospital — London

Nightingale Hospital is an independent psychiatric hospital in Marylebone, central London, offering an intensive 28-day inpatient addiction programme for adults. The hospital-based setting can support people seeking treatment for alcohol or drug dependence, behavioural addictions and co-occurring mental-health needs. Its location at 11–19 Lisson Grove is a short distance from Marylebone station.

Programme and clinical care

The provider describes a structured 28-day admission built around a medical and psychiatric assessment, an individual care plan, group therapy throughout the week and regular one-to-one work. Medically assisted withdrawal can be incorporated when the assessment shows that detoxification is needed. Patients have access to a multidisciplinary team that includes consultant psychiatrists, therapists, nurses and addiction specialists, with round-the-clock clinical cover inside the hospital.

The programme combines evidence-based psychological work with psychoeducation, relapse-prevention planning, wellbeing activities and peer-support meetings. Family support is available where clinically appropriate. The hospital also treats a wider range of psychiatric conditions, which may be relevant for people whose substance use occurs alongside anxiety, depression, trauma-related symptoms or another mental-health concern; suitability for combined care must be established during assessment.

Accommodation and hospital setting

The dedicated addiction unit has ten private bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, plus its own patient lounge and kitchen. The wider hospital provides a restaurant, gym and on-site pharmacy. Standard private rooms are included in the residential setting, while larger suites may cost more. Prospective patients should confirm the exact room category, accessibility needs and any suite supplement before admission.

Admissions and continuing care

Admission begins with a confidential clinical assessment to determine whether the 28-day pathway, a medically supported detoxification admission or another service is appropriate. Useful questions include whether detox, consultant fees, medication, laboratory work and specialist therapies are included; who will coordinate care for an existing psychiatric condition; and what support is available for family members.

Nightingale describes one year of continuing-care support after the 28-day programme. Before committing, applicants should request the current timetable, discharge plan and written explanation of aftercare access, as well as a dated quotation for all expected charges.

Pricing and source notes

Recovery.com lists an exact-campus third-party estimate of GBP 19,600 for the fixed 28-day inpatient addiction programme. This is not an official provider tariff. It is approximately USD 26,155 using European Central Bank reference rates dated 18 September 2026 (EUR 1 = USD 1.1460 and EUR 1 = GBP 0.85880). The USD figure is a currency conversion only; the 28-day package has not been prorated to 30 days.

The hospital’s official programme page confirms the residential clinical model and accommodation, but the provider advises that fees depend on individual needs. Pricing and programme sources were checked on 19 September 2026. A current written quotation should control.

Photography source: official Nightingale Hospital gallery. Images document the London hospital building and an inpatient bedroom; no independent reuse licence is claimed.