Well that script did not quite work, closer

Maybe I have not defined something correctly in the alias or the package but here is what I have

If I run your script above nothing appears to happen when I click on the bed.

If I add some more debug stuff I get to the sleep check loop and stay there...

Unless I add Game.SetPlayerAIDriven() I will never run the package but good news is
when I add that the package run check on the player says the package is running

However the player doesn't seem to do anything? I can change the package to refer to sleep on any bed, sleep on ref or sleep on alias and all have no results

Yet the package according to game.getplayer().GetCurrentPackage() is running.

So again for some reason while waiting on the loop the player seems to wait as well...

Left out the lines for setting player to AI driven. Edited them in now.

Ok I have that, But the player actor doesn't do anything but stand there. The debug shows that the package is running, The script never comes out of the loop because the package never makes the actor move ?
I have a standard sleep package pointed at the alias of the bed.

On the quest I have the bed as a specific reference for its alias and the player as a unique actor reference.

On the alias of the actor I have the package for the sleep of the bed

Maybe it's the perk thing ??? you mention that I don't get ?

Would you have a simple .ESP with the quest and package and script above so I could see why yours would work and mine is not ?

I don't know why it doesn't work for you when it does for me: http://youtu.be/DnI9H5hIPJU

I had to change one of the lines to prevent an infinite "getting into bed" loop.

if (akActionRef == Game.GetPlayer())  && !((akActionRef as Actor).GetSleepState())

So what is the perk thing you mentioned above ? " I add a perk to the player. This perk has an "activate" entry point"

That was me explaining how I was making a "See You Sleep" mod. I decided to use a perk so that the same thing would occur no matter which bed is activated, without needing to put a script on every bed in the game. Since you're only doing that for a single specific bed, you don't need to do that.