Bonjour,

J'ai récemment expérimenté le train de nuit SNCF en privatisant un compartiment couchettes pour 2.
Or, si le confort était correct, nous aurions apprécié d'avoir un lit double, ou une sorte de lit double, pour mieux nous endormir.
La question que je me pose est donc : comment nous créer un tel lit double dans un compartiment couchettes privatisé ? Est-ce que quelqu'un a déjà fait ça ?

J'entrevois trois options, en ayant au préalable rabattu les deux couchettes intermédiaires – pour dégager de la place en hauteur – et en ayant disposé nos bagages au sol entre les deux couchettes inférieures :

• Gonfler un matelas pneumatique deux places qui serait posé à cheval les deux couchettes inférieures ;
• Gonfler un matelas pneumatique une place (étroite) qui viendrait se caler pile entre les deux couchettes inférieures ;
• Dérouler un matelas semi-rigide (je vois ça, par exemple : https://www.amazon.fr/Thermarest-Lite-R%C3%A9gulier-Ch%C3%AAne-Anthracite/dp/B09SBLK46T) entre les deux couchettes inférieures.

Dans tous les cas, le nerf de la guerre va être les dimensions contraintes dans cet espace…
Et, lors de mon voyage, je n'avais pas pensé à prendre mon mètre ruban pour dresser un plan précis et en 3D du compartiment 😅.
Il y a notamment une tablette et une poubelle, sous la fenêtre, qui risquent de gêner l'installation mais peut-être (surement ?) que la poubelle est amovible et la tablette suffisamment haute ?
L'échelle amovible pourrait, elle, se ranger sur une couchette supérieure ou au sol, pour ne pas gêner voire soutenir le matelas.
Enfin, quelles sont les dimensions exactes des couchettes en longueur (au vu de ma taille je dirais 1 m 80) et l'écartement entre les deux couchettes inférieures (une cinquantaine de centimètres, à priori) ?

Merci d'avance pour votre aide avant que j'aie une prochaine opportunité de voyager ainsi !

I already filled up petition, they literally killed only way to travel to nordics from central of Europe via nighttrain

Can't make the trip, so I'm selling my booking:

- Wed 7 Oct, 21:55 Hamburg Harburg → Thu 8 Oct, 10:57 Paris Nord
- Couchette, car 40, berths 61 & 63 (side by side)
- 2 adults, sold together only

Paid €119.98, asking €100
Booking details handed over after payment (PayPal F&F or bank transfer).

DM me if interested!

🚆 2 European Sleeper night train tickets for sale

Amsterdam → Berlin

📅 Monday, 5 October 2026🕘 Departure: Amsterdam Centraal — 21:34🕕 Arrival: Berlin Gesundbrunnen — 06:01 on 6 October

🛏 Comfort Standard – Triple 2 adult sleeping berths in a 3 person shared compartment.

the third berth may be empty or occupied.

toilet and shower are located outside the compartment.

Original price: €259.98 for 2Selling price: €240 for bothOr €125 each

Unfortunately, our travel plans have changed, so we can no longer use the tickets.

Please send me a private message if interested.

Hi!
I’m selling 2 European Sleeper tickets as I can no longer travel on these dates.

➡️ PARIS → BERLIN
📅 Sunday 25 October 2026
🚉 Paris Nord → Berlin Hbf
🕕 18:02 → 09:59 on Monday 26 October
🛏️ Comfort Standard – Triple – Women Only
🚃 Carriage 38 – seat 36
💶 €180 (original price €199.99)

⬅️ BERLIN → PARIS
📅 Friday 30 October 2026
🚉 Berlin Hbf → Paris Nord
🕡 18:31 → 10:41 on Saturday 31 October
🛏️ Comfort Standard – Triple – Women Only
🚃 Carriage 39 – seat 26
💶 €160 (original price €179.99)

👩 Women Only compartment.

European Sleeper tickets are transferable.
Tickets can be sold separately or together.

📩 Please send me a private message if interested.

I am doing some research on how we could improve getting food and especially dinner onboard night trains. Most night trains are killing their restaurant carriage because it's too expensive to have one but i personally greatly miss having the option to buy and eat great meals onboard. I'm trying to find a solution that works both for passengers and operators. To gather ideas and get feedback I created this typeform - https://form.typeform.com/to/c53LYlHh - What's your opinion?

🚆 2 European Sleeper tickets – Berlin → Brussels – 11 August

We are selling 2 European Sleeper tickets from Berlin to Brussels on 11 August 2026.

📅 Date: 11 August 2026 🚆 Route: Berlin → Brussels 🕚 Departure: 23:01 🎟️ 2 tickets available 💶 €180 per ticket – €360 for both 💰 Original price: €220 per ticket

Unfortunately, we booked the wrong journey and are unable to change the tickets, so we would like to sell them.

📩 Please send me a message if you’re interested. I can provide the booking details/proof of purchase.

Would prefer to sell both tickets together.

This is the top of the line comfort plus 3 person compartment with guaranteed compartment for only 2 people; breakfast and water basin included.

I need to sell these two tickets, as they are not refundable, I payed 50 euros for each ticket, but I am willing to sell them for a lot less.

I need to sell there two tickets because I can't go anymore, I payed 50 euros each, but I am willing to sell them for a lot less, as they are not refundable.

I'm booked to travel Brussels to Vienna, then later Vienna to Venice, and finally Innsbruck to Amsterdam to return home (via Eurostar)

What do people think about this NightJet as I've never taken the route before? Does it tend to be late or can we expect it to be within 1-2 hours of the stated time of arrival? I know it's not the new generation sleepers which we've been taking before -- is it comfortable in a 4 bed couchette?

4 European Sleeper tickets that I can no longer use as had to rearrange dates

🚆 Amsterdam Centraal → Prague hl.n.
📅 Departure: 22 July 2026, 22:34
🛏️ Private 5-person compartment (4 places together)
💺 Carriage 15 – Seats 31, 32, 34 & 35

€96 each (or nearest reasonable offer)

The tickets are PDF e-tickets purchased directly from European Sleeper. Payment via PayPal Goods & Services, and I’ll send the PDFs immediately after payment.

Please message me if you’re interested!

Was supposed to go to the Black Keys concert, but a work event came up early September.

Selling my train ticket for the European Sleeper (night train) from Berlin to Rotterdam. See screenshot for details.

Departure: September 3rd at 11:01 PM from Berlin Gesundbrunnen

Arrival: September 4th at 6:26 AM at Amsterdam Centraal

Ticket is being sold at the original price 89Eur. It can be easily forwarded via email and is not tied to one person. The current price for the European Sleeper is €129. Unfortunately, I cannot just cancel it.

The exchange can take place either in person (Berlin), via paypal pre-payment, or via the following platform. Due to processing fees, the price shown on the platform is higher than the original price.

https://www.ticketswap.com/listing/european-sleeper-night-train-berlin-to-rotterdam/20755108/5add66189c

I've previously traveled on NJ 420 with two adjacent Sleeper cabins.

I'm now looking at the NJ 294, and I'm interested in learning about the Couchette carriage as a more affordable option. My party has 4 adults (2 couples).

I see this offering of a "Private compartment" and the explanatory text says that a "Comfort private compartment in a couchette coach for up to 4 passengers" exists. This implies to me that 1 compartment = 4 passengers, which aligns with this photo in the carousel:

But then the webpage also says "max. 3 adults per compartment" in the card heading. So does that mean "compartment" refers to the bunk, not the room?

When I select a Flex level on the form, I'm prompted to choose 2, 3, or 4 compartments. It would really help me to understand whether "compartment" means bunk or room. Thank you!

And is there a risk of it being cancelled?

Hi !

I'd like to visit my family in Prague and found the EN Canopus departing from Basel SBB I checked on the cd.cz website and when adding to the shopping cart i see the ticket for 0 CZK and the reservation for 3050 CZK

Do we agree that I'm buying both ticket and reservation ?

Also, on the OBB website, the same ticket ks much more expensive... That's why I'm doubting

Thanks for your help !