Helping you navigate your healthcare
Helping you navigate your healthcare
Since 1984 Spire Edinburgh Hospitals have been delivering outstanding healthcare in the east of Scotland. We work with leading consultant physicians and surgeons to offer an extensive suite of services for diagnosing and treating a wide range of conditions.
How can we help?
Search or browse by treatments or consultants to see what Spire can do for you.
Treatments
Looking for a specific treatment or procedure?
Consultants
You can expect outstanding care from our expert consultants and dedicated nurses.
Events
We have a regular programme of events happening in and around our hospital.
Fixed packages for hip and knee replacements
At Spire Edinburgh Hospitals we put patient choice first, that’s why we’re offering two packages for hip and knee replacements.
Our new ‘fixed packages’ offer the same high quality clinical care at an affordable price point. Speak to one of our team today to find out which package suits you best.
Michelle's story
Michelle lived in pain with endometriosis for years, feeling unheard and dismissed—until she came to Spire.
Robotic-assisted surgery for bones and joints
At Spire Healthcare, we are committed to delivering the latest advancements in surgical technology to improve patient care.
Our investment in robotic-assisted systems enables our expert surgeons to carry out a wide range of orthopaedic procedures - including joint replacements, with enhanced precision.
Self check-in for your appointment
Check-in is now available on our hospital tablets.
Speak to a member of the reception team for more details.
No.1 in the UK for MAKO robotic joint replacement surgery*
*Based on Spire Murrayfield Hospital, Edinburgh, performing the highest number of MAKO robotically assisted procedures of any independent hospital provider in the UK in 2023 and 2024. Data source: Stryker.
New cataract surgery package available
At Spire Edinburgh Hospitals, we know that your vision is precious. That’s why we now offer a standard cataract surgery package for £2,000, so that you can get back to doing the things you enjoy, sooner. Quote 'standard cataract package’ when you contact us.
Patient testimonials
Read about what our patients have to say about their experience.
How to get to us
Spire Shawfair Park Hospital
10 Easter Shawfair
Edinburgh
EH22 1FE
Phone: 0131 654 5600
Spire Edinburgh Hospitals Murrayfield and Shawfair Park,
Spire Murrayfield Hospital
122 Corstorphine Road
Edinburgh
EH12 6UD
Spire Murrayfield travel instructions
Many of our patients travel from Aberdeen, Ayr, Dundee, Inverness, Stirling, Glasgow or even further afield to receive their treatment. We're an approximate 20 minute drive from Edinburgh Airport or 10 minutes from Haymarket train station. Regular buses serve the area well.
By rail
We're a 10 minute drive from Haymarket train station in Edinburgh.
By bus
Regular buses serve the area well: visit the Lothian Buses and First Group Travel websites for further information about routes and timetables. The hospital is a short walk up the steep driveway from the nearest bus stop.
By tram
The Balgreen tram stop is around a 15 minute walk to the hospital.
By bicycle
Visit the cycling page on Edinburgh council's website for information on the most appropriate route. Bicycle racks are located outside the main hospital building.
By air
We're an approximate 20 minute drive from Edinburgh Airport.
Parking
Free parking is available at Spire Murrayfield Hospital.
Spire Shawfair Park travel instructions
You'll find us to the south east of Edinburgh city centre. We're conveniently located close to the City Bypass and the Royal Infirmary. Our address is 10 Easter Shawfair, Edinburgh, EH22 1FE.
By bus
The hospital is conveniently situated a five-minute walk from the Sheriffhall Park and Ride bus and car park terminus, to which Lothian buses travel frequently from Edinburgh city centre and beyond. Bus route 33 travels from Baberton in the South West of Edinburgh via Longstone, Haymarket, North Bridge, Cameron Toll and the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary to Sheriffhall.
The 49 bus is available for passengers travelling to or from The Jewel and Portobello through Leith. Visit Lothian Buses website for further information about routes and timetables.
By bicycle
Visit the cycling page on Edinburgh council's website for information on the most appropriate route. Bicycle racks are located outside the main hospital building.
Parking
The hospital offers free on-site parking.