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Trains to Inverness, Aberdeen and Fort William stop at Edinburgh, where the carriages will split into 3 separate services, where passengers stay on board before taking on to their destination. Alternatively, the Caledonian Sleeper route to Glasgow Central divides at Carlisle, with the front portion of the train heading to Glasgow, and then onwards to Motherwell. time, train number, car & seat number. You print this out and can board the train with this printout and the

As of June 2023, it’s operated by Scottish Rail Holidays, a public operator. We shall see how that works out over the coming months! Caledonian Sleeper seat review: My verdict Would you travel in the Caledonian Sleeper seat? Consider one of our bed settees for a dose of style, seating, and storage. Best placed in front of the beds, they offer a comfortable seating space when you’re tying your shoes, or you can even pop the decorative pillows when it’s time for bed. You can't go wrong with the ultra-modern corner sofa beds– trust them to give you maximum comfort without taking up much space. It’s perfect for the whole family to relax and even offers sleeping space for overnight guests. fabulous, Cairo one of the world's most fascinating cities. There's no need to book a tour, it's easy says: "I love travelling by Nightjet, it's a real treat - kids of all ages love bunk beds on a train." Rooms on the Caledonian Sleeper all sleep 2 people only. If you book a room with 2 passengers, you won’t be sharing a room with anyone else. There are no 4 or 6 person rooms on the Caledonian Sleeper. Is the Caledonian Sleeper worth itAir-conditioned sleeper class offers bedding for passengers, while sleeper class (SL) doesn’t provide bedding. You can bring your own sleeping bag, or you can ask the attendant for a set of bedding at extra cost. Commencing in 1996, it’s renowned for being a high-end, luxury train travel experience. There are two routes – the Highlander and the Lowlander serving different parts of Scotland. It runs every day of the week except Saturday. Chances are they will be happy to because who would want to sleep next to a stranger given the choice, right?!

compartment with you, so have access to your bags throughout the journey. See the mini cabin section for advice about luggage So, is the Seated Coach on the Caledonian Sleeper worth it? I would say, yes but only if you’re travelling beyond Edinburgh or Glasgow as it’s much cheaper and more convenient than other trains. Plus, accommodation is sorted for the night. The second class is one of the cheapest classes on Indian trains. Most second class carriages have 2 rows of wooden benches, for 3 passengers each. A new type of second class has 3+3 seats across the carriage. Seats need to be reserved in advance. 5. Unreserved/General Class (2S) Oh, by the way. The bathrooms at Inverness Station aren’t free but there’s a shopping centre across the road so go there. You’re welcome! The Caledonian Sleeper (aka the sleeper train to Scotland) is one of two main sleeper trains in the UK and runs six nights a week from London Euston to Scotland and vice versa, offering different services on the Highlander and Lowlander routes:If you’re wondering what to do in Inverness when you get there, read my 3-day itinerary with highlights including Loch Ness and Culloden. The Caledonian Sleeper is more about the experience rather than travelling from A to B. If you choose a room, it’s basically a hotel on wheels.