Do we have to share overnight train rooms in Europe?
My buddy and I are planning to take an overnight train. I notice on seat61 that the pictures of the rooms have up to 6 beds in them.
- Does this mean we will be sleeping with other people or do we get the whole room to ourselves?
- Is there some sort of rule that says if our party has a certain number of people (less than full capacity of the room) that we could get the whole room to ourselves?
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Do European night trains have beds?
Reservations for night trainsA reservation guarantees you a seat or a bed on the train. Night trains have a number of accommodation options, ranging from reclining seats to single cabins with private bathrooms. You will pay a higher reservation fee for the more luxurious options.Do night trains have beds?
Many night trains offer different types of sleeping accommodations. Couchettes, or cabins with bunks or foldable sofa beds, are common on most overnight trains. Some trains, however, offer luxurious suite-style cabins that have unique amenities.How do night trains work?
A night train in Europe travels from well before midnight (usually after 7 p.m.) until morning, which is generally understood to mean after 6:00 a.m. Passengers do sleep on night trains, whether in sleeper carriages or in their seats.OBB Nightjet from Munich, Germany to Rome, Italy | Sleeper Train Deluxe Cabin | Train Travel
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