Yes. The Caledonian Sleeper has dedicated accessible accommodation designed for wheelchair users and guests with reduced mobility. There are accessible rooms — available in both double and twin configurations — that offer additional floor space and sit next to an accessible bathroom, with priority boarding so you can settle in without rushing. In the seated coach there is also a designated wheelchair space for guests who prefer to travel in a seat. Because these spaces are limited, it's best to book well ahead and to contact the operator's assisted-travel team so they can arrange the right room, boarding assistance and any support you need at the station and on the train. Assistance dogs are welcome throughout the train free of charge, including where other pets aren't permitted. Station Guest Lounges and staff assistance help smooth the journey at both ends. Facilities, room layouts and the exact booking process for accessible travel can change, and availability is tight, so the safest approach is to arrange accessible bookings directly and confirm the specific features of the accessible room for your route and date. The GWR Night Riviera to Cornwall also provides accessible provision, so enquire separately if travelling south-west.
Sources: sleeper.scot
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