Staff were very friendly and the train was clean. The lights were dimmed on departure which made having a sleep easier. Several seats appeared to have been overbooked, including my own, which caused... See more
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Caledonian Sleepers are overnight train services running between Scotland and London.
1 Union Street, IV1 1PP, Inverness, United Kingdom
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Excellent travel in Club Room from London to Fort William
Big + :
Real private shower in Room
Very confortable beds and pillows
Excellent breakfast with very nice view (book it in the club car restaurant as soon as you board)
Little hiccups (nothing big but improvment possible) : ibgot confirmation ouf our booking... but 3 ours later you agent told us that breakfast cannot be served that late (sad considering our train arrives at 10). we chabged the time to 8h45 and presenter ourselves ar 8h40... and were finally served at 9:15 ^^ would be great to be able to book until 9 am.
Staff was very nice aand we enjoyed cakes and coffee in both lounges.

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Club car was inaccessible, a big decision for our choosing this method of transport, and we were confined to our room. No consideration provided for this inconvenience. We were told that someone would come by to take a drink/snack order- after waiting for 40-minutes and calling for service, no one came to provide us with any service.
Breakfast was sub par. With some dietary restrictions, attempted to include beans and tomatoes with oatmeal - was told could only choose one breakfast item, no exception. Again, no consideration for loss of use of club car with zero flexibility.
Plus side - Rooms were clean, beds comfortable, bathroom as advertised, friendly staff at check-in and lounge.

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The staff in particular the beautiful lady in the lounge bar in Inverness who met me on
Entering the lounge she could not to enough for me very attentive not only to myself but to all customers She is to be commended A real asset to the company Secondly the lovely lady who met me in the club car what a wonderful woman full of life really made me feel at home on board very professional at her work I understand from
Speaking to her she as been with the company for 5 years again what a wonderful lady and last but not least the lady who
Showed me to my room and carried my hot chocolate with her for People like this are hard to replace It made my day the trip was on my bucket list They made my dream come true

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Prompt and ease of boarding was good. The twin bunk room we booked was very cramped. We had to change on our bunk beds because of lack of space. Our carry on suitcases did not fit under the bottom bunk . The room was rather drafty . Breakfast and service was good.

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Please turn the lights of in the seated coach, and make less noise at Edinburgh.

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The men who clank about with the sleeper at 3am in Edinburgh station were a bit quieter , didn't stomp through the carriage of sleeping people and didn't put the carriage lights on strobe mode flicking on and off which gave me a fit last time.
Seats not comfy to sleep on though. You know people are trying to sleep? Make it ergonomic and serve purpose.

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Comfortable sleep but very difficult ladder to top bunk.Prompt breakfast. Very cramped cabin. Early part of journey bumpy and noisy.

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Great trip, very comfortable despite semi small quarters in the classic twin! Scottish breakfast was nice too!

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The Caledonian sleeper is a heartfelt reminder of what travel once was, still could be and in this instance...incredibly still is! Arriving in the morning with my 11 year old son to be met with the Highlands of Scotland for the first time was truly unforgettable!

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Should be 5 star but let down by important things. Not a cheap trip so expect attention to detail. Lounge staff at both Euston and Waverley were excellent and we could use the lounge until boarding time. Trip from Euston had an extremely limited breakfast which is unacceptable on a luxury train like this. I had to make do with a bacon roll which I can buy at any burger van. In the old days (90's) the conductor would always bring you a cup of tea and that was a more downmarket service. Would be nice on this train, especially as I had a dog I was disqualified from using the lounge car despite paying a higher price than other passengers. I think they need more staff. I like these cars and the ensuites, easy too use, make a freshen up so easy and the bedding is quality. I was fine as on a short trip but others struggled with liuggage due to limited space. It is cheaper than driving and staying at hotels.

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I was extremely surprised that there was no hot food in quest lounge and was advised that the club car would have hot food only to fine that everything was microwaved and only one meal at a time was available paid £5 for soggy bowl of 10 chips after waiting 40 minutes same happened at breakfast room was however good

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Putward jpurney , high-tech toilets hadtechnical problems. The one next to accessible room stopped opening. The one along the corridor would noy flush.
Staff lovely and helpful.
Outward journey the accessible room had a bin, return journey no bin.Upper bunk had too little space fir adult.

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Your train has very bad internet, although it says that the wi-fi is excellent.

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Let’s face it, no one actually likes the seated service but since the demise of the bargain berths (and whatever happened to the promised flatbeds?) it’s the only option. In that context the journey was as comfortable as it could be - except for what seemed nearly an hour standing on the platform at Edinburgh waiting for the carriages to couple. No catering so we got free hot drinks.

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The train rattled and squeaked its way north,the charging points didn’t work ,the lounge was shut and the toilet was disgusting ,the staff were there !

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Really fun way to travel from London to Glasgow!
I do wish it was a bit less expensive.

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Cabin was very small. Smaller than I expected and, I would say, too small for 2 people to be comfortable.
Toilet was fine. Neither of us even attempted to use the shower. Very disappointing.
Train was over an hour late in arriving/boarding. It the lost a further hour overnight due to problems with another train. We received a textvat 6.30am, advising how to go about claiming for compensation for delays over 2 hours.
As this journey was part of our trip to Germany, involving several connections, we were extremely anxious that our entire trip would be ruined before we even reached London!!
Fifteen minutes later, our breakfasts arrived and we were advised that the train had made up the lost time and we would be arriving pretty much on schedule!! Needless stress and anxiety.
I don't think we'll be using this service again and would not be recommending it to others.

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