The Caledonian sleeper train is one of the most popular ways to travel from Scotland to London, or indeed vice versa. This is the most practical and time-effective solution for those commuting for work from Monday to Friday and returning home at the weekends. It is also the more eco-friendly option as trains produce fewer CO2 emissions than air or car travel.

These Caledonian sleeper services run between London and Scotland every night except Saturdays. The London bound trains leave from stations right across Scotland and enable passengers to have a sound night’s sleep in preparation for their morning meeting or romantic getaway.

These sleeper trains are not unlike mobile hotels and each passenger has their own private compartment, which is available in standard and first class. You can specify a time for breakfast, which is included in the price, and it will be served to you in your room.

These trains offer services similar to cruise trains. Passengers can relax in the luxury of leather sofas or, for those passengers who have purchased a standard seat for the journey; reclining seats to ensure you get some shut-eye.

Two trains leave London Euston for Scotland from Sunday to Friday evenings but only one train leaves Scotland stations for London each evening. A first class, one berth sleeper fare costs £118.50 one way between London and Edinburgh/Glasgow. The 2-bed berth costs £52 for an advance fare or £85.50 for an anytime fare. Reclining seat journeys cost £24 on an advance booking or £50 on an anytime ticket.

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