Yes, bedrooms are one of the common applications for domestic air conditioning. The key is to choose a quiet, correctly sized system and position the indoor unit so the airflow does not blow directly onto the bed for long periods.
The outdoor unit also needs a suitable position where vibration and sound will not create a nuisance. Pipework and condensate drainage should be routed neatly, and the electrical supply must be appropriate for the equipment.
Doherty's Glasgow air-conditioning service specifically covers bedrooms. A survey can identify a position that balances comfort, appearance, drainage and maintenance access before the wall unit is fitted.
