Parking Garage at St Francis Hospital

So, at the moment, the parking garage doesn't exist. With any luck, it will be rebuilt. Until then, I can only rate it based on the arbitrariness of my imagination.

With its sweeping neo-gothic buttresses, it is hard to see anything but the glory and grandure of the neighborhood that was mercilessly razed to make way for it.

It is the (thee?) place to park if you're not having an emergency. If you are, then I strongly recommend using the emergency room.

All in all, I like turtles too.

Very large, safe parking garage. Parking fee is very reasonable price. As you enter the hospital, you immediately are at a desk with employees who are waiting to help you and direct you to where you need to go. Very helpful and professional.

I appreciate St Francis Garage allowing 1/2hour free time bf they start charging a fee. Jusy enough time to drop off lv and pick up when they are ready.

Easy in and out. Cheap.

The best BMET team

The parking garage on Collins St. is currently closed, as it is being reconstructed. There is public self-parking through the main entrance at 114 Woodland St. They also offer $5.00 Valet parking (to the left of self-park) through the 114 Woodland St entrance as well as free valet parking for patients of the cancer center. At the self-park lot, there are free shuttles so people do not have to walk too far to the entrance of the Hospital. If your appointment is in the Gengras building (at 1000 Asylum Ave, there is parking close to that entrance via the self-park lot. An attendant will instruct you where to go.

Basic parking garage, nothing fancy. Seems to be busy often. First 30 minutes are free. Reasonable rates. Get your parking validated at your Doctor's office.

My advice, try to park on level 2 since that's where the kiosks to pay are when you leave

Easy to park plenty of handicap parking

Great customer service experience.

Easy in and out when at the hospital