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Room Keys

We use a keycard system on-board our trains. To activate the lock on your room door tap the keycard against the reader outside your room twice.

When it flashes red after the second tap it means the lock is active. After that you just need to tap the reader once to enter the room.

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Sleep Kit & Toiletries

Seated guests will receive a Sleep Kit containing an eye mask and earplugs.

Classic guests Sleep Kit containing an eye mask, earplugs and a bar of soap.

Club en-suite guests will receive a Sleep Kit containing an eye mask, earplugs, and a bar of Arran Sense of Scotland Soap

Caledonian Double en-suite guests will receive a Sleep Kit containing an eye mask, earplugs, and a toilet bag with Arran Sense of Scotland toiletries including a bar of Arran Sense of Scotland soap.

All en-suites are equipped with a split dispenser filled with Arran Sense of Scotland shower gel and conditioning shampoo.

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Conserving water

At Caledonian Sleeper we pride ourselves on being a sustainable mode of transport, we encourage you to be eco-conscious too and conserve water when using your in room washbasin and en-suite shower in our Club en-suite and Caledonian Double en-suite rooms.

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Caledonian Double En-suite room

Watch our video about the Caledonian Double En-suite room

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Classic room

Watch our video about the Classic room.

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Accessible Twin room

Watch our video about the Accessible Twin room.

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Wheelchair Space and Seat

Watch our video about the Wheelchair Space and Seat.

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Start by relaxing… you are in good hands and taking time to wind down will promote good sleep.
Enjoy one of our specially selected meals, created to be light and not over-indulgent so as not to disturb your sleep.

Retire to your room… our guests in Caledonian Doubles or Club Rooms can enjoy sleep promoting aromas with toiletries from ARRAN.

Dim the lights and take time to relax before gently drifting off to sleep. Low light levels in the hour before going to bed will help you to feel sleepy and drift off.

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Tips for getting a good sleep

Avoid stimulants. Coffee and other caffeinated drinks consumed in the evening can disrupt your natural sleep patterns

Try not to over indulge. Too much heavy food or alcohol just before bedtime can interrupt sleep. Alcohol may help you fall asleep initially, but could disturb your sleep later in the night

Try to relax before going to bed. Perhaps listen to some calming music or try closing your eyes and taking some deep, slow breaths

Don’t lie in bed worrying about getting to sleep. Deal with any worries by making a list of what needs to be done the next day

Try not to spend the hour before you want to go to sleep checking phones or tablets, as the light from electronic devices can delay the onset of sleep

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