Inside The London Clinic, the Private hospital treating King Charles (which has its own concierge and an award-winning head chef) [Video]

13:01 EDT 26 Apr 2024, updated 13:33 EDT 26 Apr 2024

An award-winning head chef and concierge are among some of the offerings at the private hospital treating King Charles for cancer.

The London Clinic has been the go-to for the royal family over many decades – and also counts Liz Taylor and John F Kennedy among its former patients.

In January the King, 75, was admitted to the private clinic in Marylebone to undergo ‘routine treatment’ for an enlarged prostate.

Doctors discovered an unspecified form of cancer after tests in February. Buckingham Palace confirmed it was not prostate cancer.

His Majesty is no stranger to the hospital. As the then-Prince of Wales, he opened the London Clinic’s physiotherapy department in 1989.

The service on offer to patients at the private hospital – including meals brought on silver trolleys – has been compared to that of a 5-star hotel

Meals provided include fish from Cornish boats and meat from Smithfield market

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Tags Adenocarcinoma, Enlarged Prostate, Prostate Cancer Awareness