Overnight Trains in China
Overnight trains are good choices for long-distance train journeys. They are comfortable and safe and can also save you a hotel bill. Three Recommended Sleeper Classes on Overnight trains Sleeper classes are recommended when traveling on overnight trains. There are three types of sleeper class: hard sleeper, soft sleeper and deluxe soft sleeper. Sleeper classes are available on ordinary trains like Z, T, K trains, and overnight D category trains. 1. Hard Sleeper — Less Privacy in an Open Compartment 11 open-plan compartments in a sleeper coach 6 berths in a compartment Pillow and blanket are provided for each berth Luggage rack overhead across from the compartment Chinese-style toilet and sink at the end of each car Hard sleepers are only available on ordinary trains. A hard sleeper compartment doesn't have a door and opens straight onto the corridor. This makes a hard sleeper coach quite noisy during the day. It will be quieter after the coach's lights have been turned off by the train staff at 9:30pm or 10pm. There are some differences among the three bunks: Lower berth: A lower berth is the most convenient and comfortable one, and there is no difficulty with getting up and down. Of course the price is the highest. Please be aware that a lower berth allows less privacy. Passengers from the upper/middle berths may sit on your lower berth during...
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