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Public Toilets in Piccadilly Circus

Find 45 public toilets within half a mile of Piccadilly Circus, including 23 wheelchair accessible, 38 free to use, and 21 with baby changing. Use the map below to find the nearest toilet to your location.

Toilets Near Piccadilly Circus

Piccadilly Circus is one of London's busiest junctions. The nearest public toilets are inside the tube station. From Thursday evening to Sunday morning, Westminster Council also puts temporary toilets on Haymarket, at the junction with Charles II Street.

Accessible Toilets Near Piccadilly Circus

There are 23 wheelchair accessible toilets within half a mile of Piccadilly Circus. Our data lists accessible toilets in Piccadilly Circus station, Hamleys and Liberty. 9 locations accept RADAR keys.

Tips for Finding Toilets Near Piccadilly Circus

Our data lists customer toilets at McDonald's Leicester Square and at M&M World, which has an accessible toilet on the ground floor. If you head up Regent Street, our data lists free toilets at Hamleys and Liberty. Theatres usually keep their toilets for ticket holders.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there public toilets in Piccadilly Circus?

Yes, inside Piccadilly Circus underground station. Westminster Council lists them as open 7am to 11pm Monday to Saturday and 10am to 8pm on Sunday. There are 45 toilets within half a mile in all.

Where are the nearest toilets to the Eros statue?

The nearest are inside Piccadilly Circus underground station, which Westminster City Council lists as open 7am to 11pm Monday to Saturday and 10am to 8pm on Sunday. Our data also lists customer toilets at the Japan Centre, M&M World and McDonald's Leicester Square, all within about 300 metres.

Does Piccadilly Circus station have toilets?

Yes. Westminster Council lists toilets inside Piccadilly Circus station, open 7am to 11pm Monday to Saturday and 10am to 8pm on Sunday. The council points people to them while its Leicester Square and Covent Garden toilets are closed.

Nearby Areas

Also see toilets in Leicester Square, Oxford Street, Trafalgar Square, and central London.

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