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Reviews 180
Emma
Sep 13,2016Easy to book an appointment online at the time I needed. Everyone was very friendly and the nurse was knowledgeable and efficient. A little bit expensive, but comparable to places like Trailfinders. It might be useful to include more information on vaccines on the website. I wasn't meant to eat or drink for an hour beforehand, but wasn't asked about this until I arrived. Luckily I'd checked this on the NHS website earlier that day, but some people might not do this. Overall I would definitely recommend the service to others.
Des
Sep 12,2016To be quite honest when I saw the prices of the vaccinations I was a little apprehensive about going to the Travel Clinic. I needed an emergency yellow fever vaccination for my trip to a high risk area in west Africa. The vaccination is live and it requires a minimum of 10 days before travel, I went 6 days before my trip. I got to the London Travel Clinic with ease located right next to Kings Cross station with great transportation options. Got to my appointment 30 minutes early, they have an online form that you fill in before your appointment, takes no time at all and it's handy because the doctor can see your information on screen without the fuss of papers. The appointment before me had not used the online application and was asked to fill there's in and the lovely nurse explained to the young man that she would have to see the next patient whilst he was filling out the form, he was more than happy. I was then ushered into a clean room well organised and situated right at the reception. She double check a few details and she pulled out the vaccine, got the injection which was painless. Prior to that she explained everything that Google could tell you about the vaccine and even went on to suggesting a few other vaccines that would benefit me beyond my travels. In all it was really too good to be true that it was true. I've never experienced absolutely outstanding service, baring in mind all this took only 10 minutes but it felt like an hour with the information I was given. I would recommend this maybe 'only in an emergency' due to the prices, but in hindsight the service was worth it.
Esb
Sep 10,2016I got the appointment online the night before. Once in the clinic, everything was on time. The service was very friendly and efficient. She recommended me, besides the shots and pills I needed, some visiting spots in the countries I'll be going to. She was very nice about me being scared of needles and made it fast and easy.
Drew Murray
Sep 06,2016I thought I needed more vaccinations than I did - but rather than make a fast buck, the charming and efficient team explained what I needed and it cost me a fraction of what it might. Booking was easy and I was seen right on time - the staff were a delight and friendly and I shall use them again should I ever need a vaccination.
Liz Onley
Sep 04,2016Friendly nurse, knew a lot of information to give me and was nice when I nearly fainted!!
Helen Lambard
Sep 03,2016Efficient service with good guidance on what inoculations to have.
Jonathan Hopkinson
Sep 01,2016Very straight forward. Seen on time. I arrived expecting to need 4 jabs, and was surprised to be told that two of those would be unnecessary, so the price was very reasonable. Very quick and painless service, in and out in about 10 mins. Will definitely use the service again when required.
Vittoria Memoli
Aug 27,2016I've had two vaccinations for my trip to Sri Lanka and the booking procedure is easy and nurse kind and friendly.
Emily
Aug 25,2016I have been to the Travel Clinic before and I really loved my experience. However this one was not great. First it started off with me being told how busy she was and I felt she really didn't have the time for me. Then I was told 'why are you here you've had vaccinations' in a really unwelcoming manner - but I wanted to talk about anti-malarial, altitude sickness and that my vaccinations might be out of date while I was travelling (as I wasn't entirely sure how long they lasted). So she went through my list of vaccines saying how long they lasted very rushed so I couldn't keep track and some of them go out of date right at the very end of trip and another had expired but I was told to 'go to my GP', again for the anti-malarial and altitude sickness tablets I was told to 'go to my GP' - because they didn't have and altitude sickness tablets in stock. And I was told that it must have been larium that I had taken not malarone due to me experiencing hallucinations - but I double checked and this is a uncommon but definitely a side-effect of Malarone. She later said she was telling me to go to my GP because she thought it would be cheaper - but she didn't know. I am going away for many months, and would have appreciated a bit more time and consideration. It was all just a bit weird and confusing.
B Sen
Aug 23,2016I went to get my small child vaccinated against hepatitis a and b, 4 months ahead of a trip to India, and provided all the dates and places ahead of the appointment as well as mentioning them during the appointment. I'd read about twinrix and was comfortable it would protect my child, but wasn't too happy about the 3 injections needed for immunity. So when the nurse showed me the ambarix vaccine and pulled up a comparative online page where it stated that it only required two injections, i asked if my son could have it, and was duly given it. Back at home, i decide to read-up further on the vaccine and discover it only confers immunity after the second injection, at least 6 months after the first one. I.e after our trip. Shouldn't a professional, specialist nurse - as they are advertised online - have informed me of that major drawback before injecting my child with a non-adequate vaccine? If i hadn't read up online after the appointment i might have gone to india thinking my child was protected when he actually wasn't, allowing him more freedom than would ge safe, and risking his health. I'll be asking for my money back.
ERica SHeward
Aug 19,2016Could not fault this experience in any way. Quick, friendly, efficient. The nurse was charming and extremely informative - lovely guy. I would thoroughly recommend
Jon Cox
Aug 19,2016Waterloo clinic: Free consultation genuinely felt like no strings attached advice. Nurse clearly knew what she was talking about (also from idle conversation with her found out she'd recently attended a tropical diseases conference, so she clearly keeps her knowledge up to date too). Was a fast and simple process, no complications, and I was able to book an appointment for later that day straight after work. Only negative point is I struggled to book an appointment on my phone (running iOS 9) because the Captcha thing kept not working. But it worked fine on my laptop.
Jennifer Howze
Aug 17,2016I needed to get immunisations quickly and was glad to discover the London Travel Clinic. I liked the ability to make appointments and fill out the forms online. On the day, the nurse talked me through what I needed and what I didn't. Quick and easy.
Galen
Aug 16,2016I just needed one of my three rabies shots yesterday and I found the clinic easy to find, their online services including appointment reminders and the pre-exam online forms were clear and easy to fill out. The actual appointment was quick and punctual and I was impressed with a very professional atmosphere. Good place.
Vlad
Aug 11,2016I was a bit concerned about having an allergic reaction to the vaccines; the nurse picked up on me being anxious and she thought I was afraid of the tiny needles so she started asking me about my trip, to distract me, like they do for kids. I found that hilarious so I just rolled with it. Long story short, the nurse was very friendly and professional. 10/10 Would get dead viruses pumped up my arm again.
Pauline de Vries
Aug 10,2016We met with a lovely nurse, she explained everything very easily and even made us save money. I was a bit apprehensive going in but she really made me feel safe and infirmed before any proceeding.
János Krnák
Aug 10,2016I've attended the clinic to get vaccines for my upcoming trip to South America with my girlfriend. We've been thoroughly walked through what shots we would need, if we go to malaria risk areas, checked if any of our current medication would have a conflict with the vaccines. We've been advised also that a GP might be cheaper solution if they have travel clinic. The nurse was really friendly, really nice person. A lovely human service. I'd recommend this clinic to anyone.
Ross Bennett
Aug 09,2016Had to have 2 injections for an upcoming trip - nurse was incredibly thorough making sure I knew all necessary information and gave great advice re mosquitos, insect repellant etc. Very reassuring and the injections themselves were 99% painless. Only drawback was arriving at location, stepped out of the lift and the doors out of the lift-lobby were all locked, waited 5 minutes before a cleaner came past who let me in. The clinic itself is in a small office inside a large office block. Not what I was expecting, and feels like a slightly odd place to be receiving injections, but overall it certainly does the job. Would recommend to anyone needing vaccinations.
Mario Vieira
Aug 08,2016Easy to book. Quick and helpful service. Will use again.
18 Soho Square, W1D 3QL, London, GB
https://www.londontravelclinic.co.uk/
Glenn Graham
Sep 15,2016Very efficient and friendly