Caledonian Sleeper

About Caledonian Sleeper

Transport Scotland awarded Serco the contract to manage and operate the new and prestigious Caledonian Sleeper franchise in 2014. The 15-year franchise began on the evening of March 31, 2015, with Serco taking over the management of all aspects. Sleeper services, including marketing, sales, on-board hospitality services, vehicle maintenance and provision of accommodation facilities for Sleeper passengers.Since June 2019, the Caledonian sleeper train has brought a new travel experience to passengers. The sleeper carriages built in the 1980s will be given a facelift, with plaid wall decorations and walls painted in white and orange to make the whole carriage more cosy. Among the train's 484 available rooms, there are also double suites for the first time, making it the world's first sleeper train to offer double suites. In addition to the soft bed, the room is equipped with a separate toilet and shower. In addition, new engineering technology has been introduced into the train to reduce the noise generated by the power system, etc., so that passengers can sleep more comfortably and welcome the next day's journey in a more refreshing state.The Caledonian Sleeper is a London-Scotland night train operated by Scotrail and offers three types of sophisticated sleepers: Caledonian Double, club rooms and classic rooms. It is equipped with all the comforts of a hotel (wireless LAN, private bathroom, private room service, etc.). Also, since last year, entertainment using virtual reality has been provided, further expanding the wonderful sleeper train experience. A new vehicle equipped with a virtual reality system that debuted last October marked a new chapter in nighttime travel between Scotland and London. Whether on business or on holiday, Caledonian Sleepers will take you to some of the most beautiful destinations in the UK. Whether you're heading to London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Aberdeen or Fort William, you'll find a comfortable, friendly and relaxed atmosphere.