Berth Bookings

[Birdbrain]

I have booked two tickets on the Edinburgh to Euston sleeper and I have been allocated Berts E12 upper and E11 lower. I presume both of my tickets are in a cabin together? I couldnt find a berth plan anywhere online. And also is this a good place in the coach to get some sleep or is it over the bogeys?

 

[Solent&Wessex]

I've got 16U and 15L booked for a few weeks time, and I know they are the same cabin as I watched the booking office clerk select the berth on his plan. 15 & 16 are towards the middle according to the plan on the booking office system.

 

[rail-britain]

Yes, Coach E, berths 11 and 12 are cabin 31 together in the middle of the coach

 

[Peter Mugridge]

Simple way of checking; each cabin has two berths in it counting from 1, thus 1 and 2, 3 and 4 etc etc.

So any odd + the higher even will be the same cabin.

( For first class / single occupancy, the even numbers are simply not used ).



Similarly...

If you're booking a family cabin for a group of four, the way of checking that you do indeed have the interconnecting door is that the highest of the four berth numbers will be diviible by 4.