I always get the bedroom as I prefer my own bathroom. My wife used to go with me, but got tired of the hard beds and constant motion. I am not so fussy. Roomettes are too small for two people and even larger people like me. I have never seen a toilet in a roomette. Yes, the bedroom bathroom is tiny, but there are tricks for getting around the negatives which, due to the delicacy of comment, will not be discussed here. When showering, put a towel on the floor right outside to catch the leakage through the door. Also, take the toilet paper out of the dispenser to keep from getting it wet. I always take my shower at about 4 pm. Many folks take showers in the morning so, if you use the public showers, use them before dinner. This precludes waiting in line. I have a whole list of suggestions for riding Amtrak in a room (either one) which I give to my friends who want to try Amtrak. Happy landings!

I have done both and find the bedroom much more convenient especially with nighttime bathroom visits.

My husband and I have experienced the bedroom on three trips. We loved every minute of it. I highly recommend the bedroom over two roomettes. To each his own!

My son and I took the California Zephyr from Chicago to San Francisco and I booked a bedroom. We used the bathroom in the room most of the time but if there was solid waste involved 😊, we would use the community toilet. I did shower one day in tiny wet bath and it was a real challenge. I am six-feet tall and weigh 235. If you drop the soap, there is no space to bend over and pick it up. We did not have any water incursion into the room, but I would just use the community showers from now on. I love the idea of two roomettes! That would have made the trip go from good to great! We stood turns in the seat that faced backwards (which for us was the small jump seat). My wife can't sit still for more than an hour, so she has no interest being on a train for days at a time. For my son and I, it was a great chance to catch up (he is in graduate school, has a son, works part-time and lives 1500 miles away). We played some games, talked about life, marriage, etc. and just really enjoyed our time together. We want to do it again and when that happens, we will for sure be booking two roomettes!

We are on the California Zephyr right now. We took your advice on getting 2 roomettes across the hall from each other instead of a bedroom and we are very glad we did. It was so beautiful going through the Sierra Nevadas today and not missing anything because we had views on both sides. Also, just having your own little paradise is so relaxing. Thanks, you guys! I’ve told all our meal partners about your KZfaq channel.

I love the bedrooms . I get a bedroom even if I traveling alone. My husband and I have slept on the lower bed together. I have slept in the upper bed also because he is 6’2”. The bathroom may be small but I’m not sharing with people I don’t know. Thanks for sharing.

I'm in my 70's & I grew up on trains. My father was a Jr Exec for the Pullman co & we traveled for free, so we travelled a lot. My father was the person the workers on the train didn't want to see if they weren't doing their job. as he was an inspector. I love trains. When we travelled as a family we always had a bedroom or what was called a drawing room. Needless to say, back then, there were no bathrooms in any room. The bedrooms had a toilet & sink & so did roomettes, but in a roomette, you had to put the bed up to use the toilet or sink which had a lid on it that doubled as a seat. I don't know if the beds were bigger but my parents always slept in a lower berth. There was only one bed in a roomette, they were made for single people. I so enjoy watching your videos. I have ridden on several trains & the ride is much more smoothe than it was before Amtrak!

It's called a Wet Bath. Many small RVs use it to conserve space . Navy shower, gets you clean but uses very little water, so quick clean up

I did this on the coast starlight. I tried to book a family room because I had my husband and three kids (at the time) with me. One of my children was 7 or 8, the next was 2 and the youngest was about 6 months old. They had ran out of family rooms for that trip. We were on the Coast Starlight. We went out of San Jose and were going into Vancouver B.C. Canada. So the person on the phone suggested 2 roommates. We did that. I wouldn’t have wanted a bathroom in the room. And the roomettes were perfect. My sister traveled on the same train with her four kids and her husband but they went coach. It was a huge difference. My son had the run of the train and he would take his cousins with him and run back and forth from coach to the car we were in. The staff made the tables into beds at night. We had access to the little area with snacks and the food was included. We had the option of having dining in our roomettes or they would make us reservations in the dining car. They also had a cheese and wine tasting. My kids watched polar express for the first time right before leaving on the train. It was Christmas time and the train ran behind almost a day because of a snow storm. I didn’t mind because it was almost magical being on the train and watching the cascades with all the snow out the windows. We loved having windows on both sides of the train. I saw this title for the video and thought you meant getting any room was not good and thought you were mad. But I realized what you meant the second you said roomette. I kind of did get to use the family room though because there was no one in the family room most of the trip. We realized there was no one in that room despite it being booked when we called. I’m kinda glad we didn’t though because the 2 roomettes across from each other was better. And yes I showered in the public restroom. It was fine except when a rather large older woman didn’t lock the door and my husband accidentally opened the door in the middle of the night when he went to use the restroom. He was really embarrassed. Lol 😂 I highly recommend doing it that way. I drive for Uber in my spare time and I always recommend people to take the train. I think too many people just forget that they can travel that way and that planes are not the only form of travel. It really was magical.

Two roomettes also means two power outlets!

The bedroom suite is a good option. The bottom bed in a bedroom is much bigger than the top bed. The bedroom suite is more expensive, but it allows both spouses to sleep in a large comfortable bed. The bathroom in the bedroom works for us, and the water from a shower drains quickly. I used to go for roomettes when I was younger and saving money. Now that I'm retired, the increased cost for a bedroom suite is not a problem.

This sound fantastic compared to my first rail trip west. Back in the early 1970s I went with a friend from St. Paul to Seattle. For the first leg, we were on wooden floors, but the view on both sides and of the stars right above us were amazing. It was hard to sleep since the flatcar was empty and had a rudimentary suspension. As soon as you fell asleep the hard wooden floors would bounce up and meet your face, waking you up. By the next night we were so god awful tired that we had to sleep. There were bathrooms was either side off the flat car, but you had to make sure that the wind does not blow it back on you or your riding partner. The train would stop in various locales, like Minot ND, sometimes to break up the train. This would give you a chance to get some food and drink. I remember more of the drink than the food. The best accomodation we had was in an autorack car, with 3 levels of new little trucks, bound for the west coast. It was easy to flip the vent window and unlock the door. The seats were comfortable and the views of the rockies was great through the windshield. The Burlington Northern yard cops were tolerant, but told us to not ride inside the vehicles. The travelers we met were interesting and informative. Havre, Montana was a wild place. We went in a bar for some needed refreshment. But just after we got comfortable, a respectable couple walked in and started yelling something unintelligible at the bartender. The woman in the couple then through a billiard ball at high speed at the barkeep. He ducked and it shattered the mirror behind him. That was our cue to leave. We found an old school bus with comfy seats and called it a night. There were assorted other fellow travelers. Minot Louis would pour vodka into a plastic Coke bottle "to kill the disgusting taste of the Coke." Another old timer offered a drink out of his water jug, but since the water looked suspicious, I went thirsty. The thought was nice, though. And then a really old former railroad worker in Wenatchee, WA said that things were never the same after diresel replaced steam. That's some real wisdom. Speaking of which, a long tunnel through the Cascades almost asphyxiated us from the diesel exhaust. But I heard that they put bigger fans in there. More than 50 years later, I'm still in Seattle but still yearn for the road. I liked taking that highline route, most of which the Amtrak Empire builder follows these days. So I took my daughter from Seattle to Milwaukee on the Amtrak route, and every minute in our roomette seemed like phenomenally incredible luxury. I was perfectly fine in the top bunk. But there were no stars overhead.

As a solo traveler who has always booked roomettes, I find myself seriously considering a bedroom for future trips. The extra room would be very nice to have, particularly when trying to get dressed in the morning!

My mother and I did the two roomette option while taking my 6yo nephew on a trip- we loved being able to spread out with the doors open so we could chat across the hall and the little guy could visit and hang with Grandma or me whenever he pleased! We rode from Florida to DC and over to Chicago and had a blast.

Great video. I see your point for couples or families traveling by train- using two roomettes could be a better option. I am a solo traveler and I love traveling by train. I always choose the bedroom over the roomette as I get a bit claustrophobic in the roomette. Also, I am an introvert and get uncomfortable having to constantly table share with strangers and make small talk at meals so I tend to take my meals in my room too. I have showered without any problems using the in-room bathroom however, I am only 5'3. And on smother portions of the track, with the extra bit of room, I can get a bit of a workout in the cases of inclement weather during the station breaks.

We did that because neither one of us were able to climb up to the upper bunk. Worked out really nicely.

I found the suggestion of 2 roomettes across from each other very helpful. My brother & I are planning a trip from NYC to Tampa, FL next winter to see our sister, & neither of us can climb into the upper bunk. Since it would only be 1 overnight the shower wouldn't be an issue. I've taken the roomette myself previously & the in-room toilet was very convenient since I'm a bit unsteady walking around. Same for brother, so having his own roomette would also provide convenient privacy for him. Thanks for the advice! 😊

My very first trip from Chicago to Seattle I booked a roomette. When I got on the train I was put in the ADA room! you want to talk about a spacious toilet area! And yes its lower level, but a window on both sides.....It was pretty awesome!

We love the bedroom! We find the shower and bathroom adequate and not too small and love the privacy and the ability to move around the room.

Thank you for this tip. We had a Bedroom booked for the California Zephyr, EMY to DEN in April and I just changed it to two Roomettes (7&8). I love the idea of each getting a bottom bunk and she won’t have to put up with my snoring. Haha😂

I like the two roomettes idea. I’m elderly and travel with a friend and neither one of us need to be climbing on a ladder in the night to use the toilet. We both use CPAP so extra room is good. Can always sit facing forward. Always have view of scenery without standing in the hall. We camp a lot so community showers don’t bother us. Thanks for this tip.

I love the bedroom. Being a senior, I'm not going to go out of my room at night to a bathroom. My husband and I both love the bedroom. We both can fit in the lower bunk. We are train people and love TRAINS AND AMTRAK!!!!!... and on to the Cheery Blossom festival this springvia the TRAIN!!!!

Interesting you should say that. I’m working on a trip from Chicago to Emoryville and have been seriously considering doing exactly that. I just checked for September and it’s several hundred dollars cheaper to do two roomettes. Great minds think alike!!!

Great idea booking two Roomettes. Prices for one bedroom have been astronomical lately! As I get “younger”, it’s becoming more challenging to climb that ladder to the upper berth!

They need to update the rooms, paying that much i wanna be comfortable

I respectfully disagree. We took the Texas Eagle from IL to LA. We really enjoyed our time in the bedroom. I am 6'2" and 215 lbs. I had no issues with the bathroom or shower. I have no desire to get dressed and walk to the public bathroom. Especially in the middle of the night. Also, the public facilities are never as clean as our private room.

I used bedrooms out West and found in room bathroom nice for getting up in middle of night. Was able to squeeze both of us in bottom bunk, head to toe diagonally. And sink in room is nice also.

I'm booked on the WB Zephyr this fall in a bedroom and traveling solo. I wanted the extra space and privacy of my own toilet at night. I am also planning to eat my meals in my room. And I was willing to pay the extra amount to have windows on both sides of the car so I wouldn't have to go to the observation car.

I've taken the Empire Builder and have always had the roomette. It IS small but it works just fine for me and I just use the restroom not included in the roomette have never had a problem. I've learned to take as little as possible in my carry-on and I've only ever had to be on the train for 2 days/nites and have learned how to dress to make my travel as easy as possible.

Last time we booked a trip on Amtrak we booked the Family room room. Sleeps 5. Worked great. Lower part of the car and you get windows on both sides.

Loved the tips to get two facing room-ettes instead of one shared rooms and especially knowing to book by phone to ensure roomettes are opposite. But laughed about the bathroom. A wet bath is standard for a smaller RV or boat. Don't compare it to the bathroom in your hotel or on a cruise ship. Compare it to no toilet or shower at all. ... TY for the informative presentation.

11:00 you guys have a great way of addressing everything...great point of the bright hallway lights and door rattling

Very cool to discover your whole range of configuration options, and to see y'all's delight in having conquered and solved problems from your prior bedroom bookings. Y'all seem like a happy couple who enjoy adventures.

What I do in the Roomette !! Is I'am able to keep all My stuff up on the upper bunk. And than during the trip you just tip the upper bunk up to give you head room to sit Worked out really nicely.

We did the two roomettes thing on the Coast Starlight a few years ago and it was great! I don't like the connecting door between bedrooms, they always rattle and are very thin so sounds from your neighbor can be a bit of a distraction. The roomettes seem to be soundproofed better, in my experience.

Bedroom all the way! Worth every penny

I agree that the upper bunks on Superliners don't have much headroom and feel cramped, but for a night or two I was ok with them and slept reasonably well. But if you're claustrophic or shall we say not exactly a marathon runner, don't even think about it. I also didn't mind the bedroom bathroom size, but it was just me and this was back when they were fairly new, years ago. Not having to leave your room to use the bathroom in the middle of the night is a big plus. The access bedroom also has a bathroom by the way.

We went on the Texas Eagle from LA to Chicago. I am 186cm tall and claustrophobic, we had no problems and loved the train.

I booked a bedroom for the first time when I took the Southwest Chief last year with my fiancé after having done roomettes in the past. I was a bit disappointed. The bathroom takes up so much of the space, and the bathroom itself is too tight to comfortably use for anything. Also, the chair in the room was pretty uncomfortable when compared to the couch. With that said, I had a much easier time sleeping on the bottom berth since it’s wider than the roomette ones, and sleeping perpendicular to the train’s movement eliminated the issues I’ve had with being rolled around since I’m normally a side sleeper. The two Roomette approach is a clever idea.

I did a cross country Shreveport,La to Baltimore,Md when I was a kid with my mother and I remember the private room we had was very nice size with a folding out couch bed and private bath.. This was like 1954..

I always book 1 roomette for my husband & I & never thought about the tip of booking 2. I'm going to try this out on my next Amtrak trip!! Thank you!!

We got in trouble by the attendant for laughing too loud in our shared roomette, so two roomettes across from each other would get me thrown off. The roomette was awful. We upgraded to a bedroom for the trip home and had no regrets. You helped us prepare us for our trip! Thank you!

We booked 2 roomettes across from one another when we had 2 kids with us as well. They were older kids--tween/young teen, and all of those plusses you mentioned worked for us, too. In our case, if someone needed an in-room bathroom, the extra person just walked across the hall and hung out there. It allowed us to have the kids together during the day, if they wanted to hang out together, but in a way where we could keep an eye and ear on them. And as you said, with views on both sides, we could keep changing up where people were sitting to see new things. Then at night, we could have one parent and one kid per roomette. The kids were still smaller than us back then (They're both taller than me these days. 😉 ), so they were happy to clamber up onto the top berths. 🙂

I'm from the UK, and the idea of permanent bedrooms on a train is mindblowing. Yes, there are sleeper cars with drop-down bunk beds, but there are no routes long enough to justify a permanent bedroom.

I've been a subscriber to your channel for some time now. Love your Amtrak advice. In the past I've done some limited Amtrak coach travel in the northeastern U.S. and mid Atlantic U.S. and also in between Atlanta, GA and Birmingham, AL. There is nothing that compares to train travel. You either love it or hate it. I love it! You definittely need to have a lot of time to travel by train because it can take you 3 times as long when compared to traveling by car. It's all about the journey when traveling by train. Love your roomette suggestion for long haul travel!

Solo traveler here with roomette on the upper level traveling from WA to MI. Bathroom and showers are on the same level. Awesome trip. People across from me came over for views and I went to theirs for views also, worked out well. Here to FL next time (I'm an older traveler and have no problems at all.

You guys are awesome ❤

We always ordered a roomette going from SF to Chicago. No shower to worry about. Would much rather have the space in our room. We must have always been lucky and had a nice big window right beside our lounge chairs with table.

I have booked two Roomettes across the hall but the problem is the lack of a bathroom and the need to get out of bed in the middle of the night. Also I don't like using public bathrooms in the age of Covid if I can avoid it. The toilets downstairs are extremely small. For claustrophobic people it's scary, especially as the lock could break (this happened to me on a bus once) trapping you in a coffin sized room. The Bedroom is fine for one person but admittedly not great for two due to the tight upper berth.

Can’t wait to see your videos on two roomettes ❤😊

Interesting concept, but we've never had enough points to consider more than a single roomette. Good tip about calling to reserve, instead of booking online. That's also a way to avoid being assigned to the lower level of a Superliner when you want the upper level (or vice versa).

What a awesome idea getting 2 roomates makes it a lot nicer !!

Great and timely video as my daughter and I like to visit my mother in Austin. Flying has been extremely arduous. The most important part of this video I think is that people need to check out what works for them. Try each of the options, go with what works. Also, I think the couple here is adorable!!

Thank you for the recommendation to call to book 2 roomettes across from each other instead of a bedroom. We haven’t booked a trip yet but someday!

Thanks for the Real info video. That upper berth reminds me of my USN shipboard racks. I remember my first night aboard, and assigned a top rack of 3 High. We were in the trough of Cape Hatteras, and I woke up to the sound of the props coming out of the water. I sat up and immediately slammed my head into a pipe that was routed across the rack. Definitely saw the stars! Tks again for an excellent video.

I've taken Amtrak from Oakland to Chicago, and I totally used my bathroom and shower. I'm a big person and while it was tight, it was fine and such a luxury to have my own facilities.

My friend and I took the Zephyr to Omaha from Sacramento and booked 2 roomettes across from each other. It was great. The only annoyance was foot traffic but the pros totally outweighed the cons. Loved it!

I recently did the Boston to Denver (layover and change trains in Chicago) round trip. Since I was traveling alone, the roomette was perfect.

We loved the experience this past thanksgiving. You all did a great job preparing us for our travel experience. The movement during sleep was an adjustment. However being able to lay down is the advantage vs the 17 hour + flights I have been on less relaxed. We are going to do these long train travel in the near future. Lastly the food was far better than we thought. Excellent service atmosphere and the view. Thank you both so very much.

This is a novel approach for sure! Don’t know if it would work as well for us as we’re tall and lean; the bathroom/shower in the bedroom works well enough for us and we bump knees when facing each other in a roomette. (This is a length vs. girth issue 😁)

As always, thanks for an excellent and informative video! I have to admit, my Amtrak experience has all been aboard Superliners out of Chicago and New Orleans. I've done Bedrooms and Roomettes, and while there might be some advantages to the Bedroom, I would not include the combo toilet/shower. As you said, it isn't for a larger person...I felt like needed to be greased up to get in and out. Since I mostly travel solo, a Roomette works fine, and the communal bathrooms and showers I've seen have all been clean. Even though I would be by myself, though, I'm giving serious consideration to booking two Roomettes, and as you suggest, using one as the day room and the other set up for sleeping the whole time. Thanks again for providing food for thought!

This sounds brilliant! Something that I'm surprised they didn't mention is that by doing it this way, it seems that you could use the upper bunk for your belongings.

I always ride the City of New Orleans from Memphis to Chicago and back. Since I travel alone and it's a nighttime trip I just get a roomette which doesn't have a toilet in it. It's more than enough space for just me. There is a small public toilet and what I call a big bathroom (toilet, sink and big shower) on each floor. I've never taken a shower on the train (only on it for like 8 hours) but I do like to use the big bathroom especially for brushing my teeth and washing my face plus it is more comfy. I enjoy eating in the dining car and meeting people I get seated with. One year there was this big group of retired people travelling together. They do this every year or every other year. This year they were doing the grand canyon/ghost town thing. Had to switch trains in Chicago. Anyway we were in the dining car talking and I asked if anyone had the song going through their heads. Next thing I knew one guy started singing City of New Orleans and the whole dining car including the staff joined in. It was a riot.

This is really smart! And I agree... the 'public' shower is just fine - roomier and not overly busy.

The top bunk has more room than the "coffin rack" than I slept in in the Navy. Of course, I'm also bigger than I was back then.

After watching your videos multiple times l took my first trip from LA to Chicago and also planning to take other 3 trips as per your recommendation

Your advice is welcome. I’ve aways wanted to travel cross-country by train. It’s only as an adult that a passenger terminal is close enough to make such a trip feasible. Because I’m finding as I get older, the cattle call that is air travel is bothersome. My wife and I are both retired and I have some mobility issues with the larger airports such as Atlanta, Chicago, or JFK. So, every time we travel to visit our daughter and her medical resident husband-and the grandchildren-I check out the train. Hasn’t worked out yet, but I’m determined to make it happen.

These are fantastic tips for making a multi-day Amtrak trip a wonderful and comfortable experience. PLUS you wind up getting twice the points of a single roomette! Question - Is there any disadvantage of one spouse booking both Roomettes, or should each spouse book their own Roomette?

Thank you guys for sharing you nice observations of the train rides. Yes, the long-haul trips to Los Angeles are what my Mother liked. And she would always pay for the Sleeper First Class cabins. I have to say that my Mother was 5'5" tall and average weight so, my Mother would always give her report about the cabin and service. She had no problems sitting in her cabin. She liked being by herself when traveling. I had tried manyvtimes to give my Mother my former airline employee pass but she did not want or liked to be waiting at the airport with flying on "employees space available pass" with hoping she wpuld get on!!Also, back then as well, I had asked my Father if he want to use my former passes he said no also!😊

Excellent points in this video! Definitely things to consider when making our future Amtrak sleeper bookings. Thank you! Your Amtrak videos are super helpful.

Thanks for the video. My wife and I travel by train occasionally and this is super helpful. 😊

If you think the sleeping area in that upper bunk is tight you should take a look at the berthing on small Navy ships. Imagine not being able to book an area with more room and living in that small space for 6-12 months. Good times!

This video is very valuable to me! Thanks! We are selling our home in CO, and moving full time to our second home near Altoona PA - which is on The Pennsylvanian Amtrak line. I expect to do multiple train journeys in the next 5 years, and I appreciate your advice!

Love you guys, enjoying all your journeys. hugs

My adult son uses a scooter. We rode from Philly to Orlando and were able to get a handicap accessible room. They actually called the bathroom the garage because it was large enough to store the scooter at night. It was a wonderful trip.

Good idea on two roomettes. Thx!

You two are so easy to listen to & learn from!! Can't wait to check out your daughter's channel, too!! Blessings! 😊🙏

What a great idea! Thank you for the suggestion.

Great idea!! Thanks for the suggestion!!

Incredibly helpful. Thank you, and happy trails to you.

Thank you so much for all the great information! Happy traveling!

Your tips are most appreciated. Thanks

Awesome Idea, I hope to soon be traveling with my Grandson and this sounds like a splendid idea. Thanks for all your Videos and info . I enjoy watching them.

Back in the mid-1990's I booked a bedroom for myself on the Sunset Limited when it went all the way from South Florida to LA. I left from Ft. Lauderdale. Loved the spaciousness of the bedroom and the convenience of having your own bathroom. Of course I slept in the bottom bed which was also very comfortable. I was a smaller person back then and the bathroom size was fine. In January, 2023 my partner and I took the California Zephyr from Chicago to Emeryville. Booked the bedroom again. I had to use the top bunk which was not comfortable at all. And now that I was bigger than I was in the mid-1990's, the bathroom was uncomfortable just using the toilet, let alone when I had to use the shower. Until Amtrak introduces updated sleeping cars, we will never book the bedroom again. Booking two roomettes across from one another sounds like a good idea. However, my partner does like to use public toilets on the train which is the main reason why we booked the bedroom on the Zephyr.

I agree totally, thank you guys.. I moved to Nashville Tennessee from Fullerton California hoping Amtrak will come here so I can ride again.

My favorite way to travel ❤ Thank you! This is good to know!!

my sister and I are heavier people and I have not booked the long trips with bedrooms because neither of us would want the top bunk. so two roomettes sounds WONDERFUL!!

Thanks for the great advice!

Your best tip yet!

Thank you for the great advice. My daughter and I willl do that later this year. Thanks, again!

Since I travel solo, if I ever needed to reserve a sleeping car room, I reserve the Roomette. I can use one of the public restroom/shower on the lower level of the Superliner, If the sights are opposite of the windows of the Roomette that I reserve, I can go to the Superliner Sightseer Car on the upper level of that car. My parents last used the Superliner Bedroom back in 2016.

Great suggestions and idea about 2 rooms across from each other. My 21 yrold son is 6-5” and this will work out perfect when we do the cross country train next year.

Haven’t been on a train since I was a kid but I enjoy your videos… reminds me of my parents. RIP mom and dad. (I’ve traveled across the country by train a few times). We were a summer RV family and would often take the train to meet up with the RV.

What a brilliant idea 2 roomettes. Thank you for sharing.

I prefer the roomette with a toilet. I love sleeping in the top bunk, which has the great view, and is very cozy. Memories of a tree house! It's like being hugged to sleep. I just leave the lower bunk as two comfy chairs, and stow my luggage on one of them. It's so convenient to use the toilet at night without having to go out into the hall. I prefer traveling alone. Like Rudyard Kipling's quote, "Down to Gehenna, or up to the throne, He travels fastest who travels alone." It's always such an adventure to interact with people from all walks of life, from other countries, with whom I would not likely cross paths. And it's such a luxury to loll in my bunk, reading, meditating, sleeping. It's the only refreshing way to travel for me!

thank you for this info - helpful for planning.

I have seen lots of different tips and tricks videos but this is a new one.

Twor roommates makes sense. Good suggestions, thanks 👌 love your adventures ❤

That’s great advice. One of my issues with the bedroom is the lack of space after the lower bed is made up. Trying to squeeze between the bed and sink to leave the room is impossible.

Thanks for this tip. The hardest part of long train trips is not sleeping well, this will definitely help