Nuneaton's George Eliot Hospital’s maternity unit has been ranked the second highest.
Nuneaton's George Eliot's maternity unit has been rated one of the best nationally for patient satisfaction.
They were ranked the second highest of 63 surveyed by the Picker Institute.
It was carried out on behalf of the Care Quality Commission in trusts between April and August last year.
The results also highlighted improvements in some areas.
Daljit Athwal, George Eliot Hospital’s Director of Nursing, said: "I am thrilled and very proud to see these incredible results. They reflect the dedication of our maternity staff to drive forward changes and improvements to provide the best care to local families and mums-to-be. I am especially pleased to see the areas we have improved on since the last survey. Well done to the Maternity Team."
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