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About Caledonian Sleeper

Caledonian Sleeper is an overnight rail journey between Scotland and London, operated by Caledonian Sleeper Limited on behalf of Transport Scotland.

Running every night, apart from Saturday, guests are transported both north and south between London Euston and some of Scotland’s biggest cities, including Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Inverness, and more rural locations, such as Fort William. With staycations on the rise, this is the most convenient way for guests to reach their destination of choice.

A range of innovative ways to travel are offered including double and en-suite rooms as well as a Club Car boasting a menu of Scottish produce.

Caledonian Sleeper – A Unique way to travel

Club Car

The beating heart of Caledonian Sleeper is the Club Car. Here, surrounded by interiors from renowned Edinburgh-based designer Ian Smith, guests can unwind while enjoying a menu showcasing the very best of Scottish produce.

Caledonian Sleeper is committed to serving delicious food using fresh produce with traceable provenance. Guests are taken on a culinary tour of Scotland, from classic dishes to contemporary delights.

Guest Lounges

Guest journeys start before boarding the train thanks to a series of station lounges across Scotland. Dedicated Caledonian Sleeper Guest Lounges all have accessible shower and toilet facilities, while Caledonian Sleeper hosts are on hand to serve drinks and snacks to guests ahead of and after their journey.

Caledonian Sleeper Guest Lounges are available at London Euston, Dundee, Fort William, Inverness, Leuchars (St Andrews), and Perth.

We also share lounges with other operators at Edinburgh Waverley, Glasgow Central and Aberdeen.

Families

Accessible Travel

Accessible Rooms offer a complete Sleeper experience while giving guests peace of mind as they journey between London and Scotland. Caledonian Sleeper has worked closely experts from The Shaw Trust to ensure that the offering is maximised, not only in the accessible rooms but throughout the train.

The accessible double room has direct wheelchair access to the Club Car through a wheelchair accessible gangway, and the Club Car also has dedicated wheelchair space, along with the Seated Coach.

Travelling with a Bike

Pet Friendly Travel

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Woman asleep in bed on Caledonian Sleeper

Safe and flexible travel

Every possible step has been taken to make the service as safe as possible, allowing guests to rest easy as they travel overnight. Each room on board is cleaned and disinfected thoroughly ahead of guests’ arrival, with touchpoints on the train also cleaned frequently during service. Face coverings are required in public areas and in stations.

Caledonian Sleeper tickets are fully flexible for travel up to early September, allowing those with bookings the ability to cancel up until midday on the day before travel.

Looking down seated coach onboard Caledonian Sleeper

Room Types and Rates

On board, guests can choose from five room types:

Caledonian Double En-suite – Double bed with Glencraft mattress. Private en-suite with shower. Breakfast included.
Club En-suite Room – Twin bunk options with Glencraft mattresses. Private en-suite with shower. Breakfast included.
Classic Room – Twin bunk or single bed options with Glencraft mattresses. Interconnecting doors between adjacent rooms. Breakfast available to purchase.
Seated coach – Comfortable reclining seats equipped with charging points, individual reading light and lockable storage. Breakfast available to purchase.
Accessible Rooms – double bed or twin bunk bed options. Wheelchair friendly and adjacent accessible toilet.

Combining travel to and from the heart of London with comfortable overnight accommodation, prices for Seats start from £50, Classic Rooms from £190 for Solo or £240 for Shared, Club Rooms from £250 for Solo and £320 for Shared and Caledonian Doubles from £360 for Solo and £425 for Shared. Accessible Rooms are priced separately.