Has anyone used the Nightjet sleepers in Europe?
I'd be interested to know how difficult it is to get in and out of the upper bunk.
Posted by
Munich
849 posts
I've traveled on the Nightjet several times. Getting into the upper bunk is like getting into a child's bunk bed. I didn't find it difficult, but you do need to be agile. I hope agile is the right word for it :-)
Posted by
OP
Surrey, UK
417 posts
Thanks - we are both in our 70s and I'm not sure agile describes us well!
Posted by
Republic of Texas / U.S.A. / Magyarország / Budapest
22881 posts
I looked at some pictures and it appears that there is a proper ladder. So, can you climb a ladder and lift a leg into the bunk? I rode another "brand" in January, no ladders, and I can tell you for a certainity that this 60-something old guy could not have gotten in the top bunk without looking ridiculous. Get a bottom.