Caledonian Sleeper Club Room Review : Is it worth it?
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- A trip "up north" with Caledonian Sleeper aboard their new Mk5 coaches in a Club Room. The question is, is it worth it?
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Date of Travel: 04/03/2020
Class of Travel: Club Room (1st Class)
Rolling Stock: Class 92 & Mk5 Coaches (as far as Edinburgh) Class 73 & Mk5 (from Edinburgh)
Cost of Ticket: £122.10 including railcard discount ($144.18, €133.10)*
Origin: London Euston, United Kingdom (England)
Destination: Inverness, United Kingdom (Scotland)
*Currency conversions correct as of 25/03/2020
Other info:
For breakfast, if you choose one of the lighter options, it is possible to have the host bring that to your room at no extra cost. It's only the larger breakfasts, like the one that I showed you in the video, that are required to be eaten in the club car.
It is worth booking well in advance of travel for this train as prices do vary. For example, the cheapest I have ever seen the club room on the Highlander is £99 where as the same room can sell for well over £200.
PLEASE READ:
I just want to take a moment to update you and clarify my position regarding travel in relation to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Being a UK citizen, I consult the UK Foreign Office for advice on where I am travelling and what I may need to be aware of. At the time of writing, the Foreign Office advises against all non-essential travel abroad. In addition, non-essential travel within the UK is currently not permitted. With this in mind I am currently unable to travel and film content. I am lucky to currently have a large (about 6 months worth) of content already filmed so you can still expect a new video every Friday. I do however want to stress that I travelled in line with the advice of the UK Foreign Office where travelling outwith the UK and in line with UK law when travelling domestically at the time of recording. This advice will likely have changed in the time between recording and publishing. With that, I am hopeful that travel will once again be possible in the near future and I hope to get out and about filming again over the summer.
Lastly, thank you for your continued support through these strange and difficult times. Stay safe!
Kind regards,
Dylan.
Dylan's Travel Reports Stay safe as well!
You too!
You mean the coronavirus is at the same stage or as in railway gague.
No. I'm from Huddersfield originally. Currently live in Scotland though.
@@georgetaylor3525 You do understand George, that as the UK is the home of railways. Tunnels in the UK were built to the trains of the time. The rest of the World being a little later, meant they could build bigger tunnels etc and so bigger trains. That is why trains in the UK are smaller then elsewhere on the same gauge.
Even if your experience in the Caledonian Sleeper Club room was not up to first class standards, your video certainly is! I have been traveling vicariously through you for a while now - thank you very much. I particularly like the lack of music and blah-blah narration.
Thanks! Glad you're enjoying the videos!
Mark Cunningham I’ve pretty much subscribed on the back of your endorsement! Agree on the joyous absence of muzak....
@@ernietaggert me too
@@DylansTravelReports Agreed.
@@DylansTravelReports what did you not like about it. Btw these vids are good to fall asleep too. Very relaxing
I like how you use captions instead of yammering constantly, it's a much nicer way of getting the information out succinctly. Great content, will be binging on the previous postings, add more shots of yourself.
Thanks! It's good to hear that you like the format.
@@DylansTravelReports Yeah, I really like captions rather than voice over. It gives the video a better ambience.
I couldn't disagree with you more. I hate having to constantly read captions instead of looking at the visual details of the trip.
You probably won't get many negative comments like this because most of us will just move on to something with a proper commentary.
What a pleasure it is to watch videos like Paul Lucas's, where you get to appreciate something of the personality of the presenter.
I have to agree with others that a none commentary is a nice change👍
Yes.. for the people who can SEE it is fine for the visually impaired we appreciate a good narrator.
I've just discovered your channel and really appreciate how you don't talk. Subtitles are way better
Thanks 😁
I love his method as well
I agree
Ty for not talking no offense sry it was rude. Also agreed Kcm
I disagree, I prefer the videos he talks on.
Here's a wee tip for anyone traveling long distance on U.K trains.
Always book at least 3 months in advance and make sure you reserve your seat otherwise, there may not be a vacant seat for you to sit on. Buying a ticket on a train does not guarantee a seat.
Secondly, always but a 2nd class ticket and if you want to upgrade to 1st ( preferable if you can't stand screaming kids which always seem to follow me on any trip I've been on ) but, wait till the train is moving before you ask the ticket inspector if you can upgrade. You'll pay anything fro £10 - £20 extra, not the £100's of pounds if you'd booked a 1st class ticket.
Plus, never buy food or drinks on any train, they will charge you as much as they can legally get away with. Buy food and drink at a supermarket before you get to the station. And never buy food or drink in the stations either. Same rule applies at overcharging customers.
On 1st class, you'll get all the tea and coffee you can drink for just a few pounds more. Not in 2nd class.
here's another wee tip...its called 'standard class' not second class these days.
Bib The Boulder Whatever ! It’s still not 1st
@@andyhughes5885 Steerage lol
I wondered if it was acceptable to bring your own food. That's nice that it's okay to do so.
@@tncowgirl34 Yes you can even alchohol
Great to see a channel that doesn't rely on talking.
Very well presented and extremely informative and a great way to show how your journey will be.
Thanks Dylan
Thanks 😁
You silly chap. The whole point of the freezing shower is to prepare you for the horrific Scots weather.
Excellent video ;)
So true! It's like a free trial.
LOL Louis
Anyway, the generations of Scots who kept their bedroom windows open at night only had a bath once every week or two, and certainly never took a shower.
@@faithlesshound5621 All without wearing trousers or underwear.
@@faithlesshound5621 prick!
I really like the way your videos are put together.
You don’t ramble on.
You let the visual do the talking.
I really enjoy it.
It’s calming and informative.
Glad you enjoy 😁
At 6:40 : A banana and beer. I must say, I approve.
Someday, just to see if people stay till the very end, you should film yourself unlocking your door at home, holler "Hi mum! I'm back!"
😂
Oh yeses 🤣
Great video. I did this trip last October but the opposite direction. After my wife had a cold shower I figured out the tap was labelled wrong! Hot was cold, cold was hot!
Thanks! Unfortunately, that wasn't the issue with my shower lol.
Very nicely made video, well done, no music, no voiceover, really factual. Thanks for letting the content reveal itself and not be overlaid with look-how-clever-I-am gimmicks. 10/10
Thanks 😁
I travelled from London Euston Station a couple of years ago, when I came first to the UK in 1978. Our destination was Bangor in North Wales, where I attended the PPS Camp. Greetings from Germany
Thank you for this video. I enjoy your content and information without stupid music and unnecessary chatter. This was very helpful 👍👍I have shared this with all my traveling friends and family
Thanks! Glad you enjoy!
One banana haha! I'm a devil for the cheeseboard, but I don't fancy that train one bit. It's like a cheap caravan. It's about time WE started building coaches again...
Wish our trains here in America were top notch.
Your commuter trains are way better than the cheap fake british commuter trains
@@AnatolyDyatolov How is that? You must have a reason or you are just jealous
@@G_Diddler From a personal experiance the american commuters are way better, they might be slow but their very comfy unlike the ironing board seats you see on every train
@@AnatolyDyatolov I had a different experience on those American trains and they are even worse. Are you American btw?
@@G_Diddler no im not, im british but i travelled to america quite a few times as my grandad lives there
Another 5-Star effort! Thank you for letting us tag along, Dylan!
Thanks!
As always, enjoyed. Being in a sort of lock down I am glad that you still give us a glimpse of your travels :-)
Glad you enjoyed!
Brilliant, thankyou, honest and clear review without any annoying music and chatter or voice over👍
Thanks 😁
Stumbled across this and found it extremely helpful. The wife and I are thinking of going to Scotland next year via this route instead of by car ( we live in Norfolk). I was, up until I watched this, reticent to to try this as I rarely ever travel by train. Watching this brilliant review has swung it for me. Thanks
Pleased to hear! Enjoy your trip 😁
I've only recently discovered Dylan's Travel Reports and I'm thoroughly enjoying it. Great work !
Glad you're enjoying the videos 😁
Up at 1am watching(and enjoying) train reviews, TH-cam algorithms playing with me! I’ve subscribed now so I can see more 🤣 great video
Thanks 🙂
The sight of the "Highland Breakfast" in the Club Car not only made me feel quite sick, it also looked more like a serving for a child rather than an adult! When the new Mark 5 carriages from CAF in Spain were being built, we were told that the galley in the Club Car would have proper convection ovens (and not just microwave cookers) so that high-quality hot meals could be prepared! I've had better breakfasts than that in some 2* and 3* hotels. It's good to know that the on-board shoe cleaning machine worked. Pity the same couldn't be said about the main reason for upgrading to an en-suite Club Room - the hot shower in the morning! It would have been nice to have seen some video footage of the double-headed Class 73 Electro-Diesels (the only such locomotives of their type in the world) which now haul the Inverness portion of the "Highlander" over the hilly (and unelectrified) main line from Edinburgh. Although these little Bo-Bo's have been re-engined and now put down an impressive 1600 horsepower this was deemed insufficient for one locomotive to lift eight heavy carriages from sea level at Inverness over the gable summits of Slochd and Drumochter.
I really miss your video man. This is the video of yours I have seen. Thanks for the lockdown memories.
Another great video, I’m travelling up to Edinburgh in one in August (hopefully). PS, I love your orange jacket 😊
Thanks!
Thank you very much for your trip report. I look forward to Friday for your new video. Of all the trip report channels I watch, you're the one I like the most, Dylan.Of all the trip report channels I watch, this is yours the best, Dylan! Yes, it's your channel that I prefer! I have already watched all the videos. It is you who explains the best, who is the most clear, serious and very sympathetic at the same time. Very pleasant to watch, I hope that at the end of the crisis, you will open a store of derivative products !!! Otherwise, for this trip report: I love the night trains, in addition it is very recent this one, it is very pleasant compared to the very old trains that we have. Yes, the station is very beautiful, I think the architecture of almost all the stations in Northern Europe is great. Thank you for your recommendations for breakfast, prices, extras etc etc. Very beautiful landscapes that you showed us.
I'm glad you enjoy my videos. Overnight trains are my favourite too 😁. Stay safe!
Oh thanks to you !! You too, take care of yourself.
That fold out tray is rather flimsy! Cowboys, Ted! They're a bunch of cowboys!
Good film, Dylan - I stumbled across it when watching someone else's sleeper review.
When London Euston was re-built in the 1960's they said they didn't put seats on the concourse as it would encourage people to linger. In those days though, trains had longer turn-round times and it was common to be able to board your train half an hour before departure. Nowadays train companies like to keep you waiting till the last minute before boarding. Therefore, they sometimes run out of concourse space at Euston!
The First Class lounge at Euston is good, last time I used it I was travelling on a First Class Inter-rail Global Pass, and the staff weren't sure whether to let me in or not. Their attitude was something like - "Virgin Trains don't make much money out of Inter-Rail, so why should we?". After consulting a manager, they did relent though.
I'm impressed you slept all the way to Dunkeld - no shunting noise in Edinburgh?
I've been on 1st class sleepers in Spain, India, Vietnam and Russia and I can't say I've ever had a good night's sleep, but I certainly like the eating and drinking on board. Thanks for the tour, Dylan; I might well give this one a try - if only to avoid the horrors of EasyJet and Luton airport (out nearest).
You're welcome! If you are looking to avoid flying, there is also a daytime train that runs this route. Cheaper and faster but then again, it's not the same as a sleeper train!
Now then lad another grand video. Up here 8n North Yorkshire we like a cold shower keeps ya right for the day. Dylan hope you and your family stay safe and I can't wait for the blogs to start again.
Thanks! You stay safe. PS I see we have a fellow Yorkshire man 😁
@@DylansTravelReports God's own country lol
Indeed it is 😂
Alas I am from the poor part where we eat bread and dripping not a multi millionaire caviar eater like yourself lol.
Australian here. I travelled to Scotland in 2016 (damn that feels like ages ago now) and the Highlands are breathtaking. I would love to go back to Scotland one day and see the Scottish countryside again, and doing it by train seems to be a marvellous way to do it. Very jealous of your trip, you should know how lucky you are!
Oh yes, I never take it for granted getting to do these trips and having all this scenery on my doorstep.
A wee tip.Obviously buy your tickets well in advance if you can, but you are tied in to a specific train and if you miss it by a minute, tough. Open ended tickets are quite expensive and don't come with a specific seat but you can ride the rout whenever you want; get off for a couple of hours at an intriguing wee village station and get back on the next one. Usually for a week.
But if you need to make a connection they can't guarantee to be on time so you get a de facto open ticket. Couple of years ago I booked Newcastle to Oban via Edinburgh and Glasgow. Open ended and trains weren't crowded. Got into Edinburgh around 11.00, trains to Glasgow were every half hour so time for a stroll and lunch. Got to Glasgow around 1400. There were trains to Oban at 1500 and 1700. Taking the later one meant I could ckeck out a photography exhibition I had heard good things about. Oban train was a bit late but. who cares, I was booked into a seedy pub. I could return whenever I wanted within a week..
Excellent Coverage and u explained very well about each and every things related to your journey.. ✌️ Stay Safe
Thanks! Stay safe 😁
Merciful Heavens! A YT video without background music or hopeless commentary, thank you.
If there is a tutorial on video production this should be used as the benchmark!
I don't know about a suitcase, but with my girth I'd certainly get stuck myself hahaha! But luckily I'm too broke to travel anywhere :D so glad for these virtual treats. I really liked your video, on to watch more :)
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed!
Pretty good summary. I’m based near Inverness and have used the sleeper a lot, in its current and previous guises. But more recently I have used the Easyjet or BA services to reach London on account of cost. However, when the lock-down ends, I can see me using the sleeper a lot more. Much easier for social distancing and infection management, and goodness only knows what a hassle air travel is going to be like in the future! A railcard makes the journey fairly affordable. Last time I came up was the night they announced the pub closures, and Caledonian Sleeper summarily closed the lounge car, but it was quite reassuring to wall myself up in my cabin and not come out till Inverness!
Thanks! I quite often use Easyjet's route to Gatwick but I'm yet to try out BA's route since it was reinstated a few years ago. Like you say, the sleeper could be a key player though for people who want to guarantee social dostancing post lock down.
Great video.
Stuck at home, I enjoy watching your travels. Stay safe.
Shame the Mk5 carriages have suffered some damage, as you showed, already.
Thanks! Stay safe!
This is one my favourite videos on TH-cam
Japanese trains, buses, ferries seem to be top notch. Maybe some of their talent could be contracted to sort things out.
Maybe we should reincarnate Brunel to sort out the monstrosity that is Euston.
I disagree, I’ve used the Blue train a few times and it was consistently a Sauna and the sleep yukata was tiny. So overall not comfortable. The limited express and Shinkansen are a different story and comfortable
The "Olympic Javelin" train (now the HST's replacement) is made by Hitachi. In Japan it's called the Baby Shinkansen, and runs to cities that are big, but where it's not practical or economical to run actual shinkansen track.
...which is kind of a shame. A lot of the "fast but not shinkansen" trains at the moment all look totally different from each other. I hope they don't all eventually get replaced by the same train, with the only difference being the livery.
@@worldcomicsreview354 it’s extremely unlikely that Japan will ever have a single pattern train. There are already several different model Shinkansen and many different pattern limited express trains. Japan probably has more different types as well a models of train than any other country.
Love the Highlands of Scotland.
Thanks for giving us the size of the bed! I love travelling by night train but the beds are usually too short for me and unfortunately it seems the Caledonian Sleeper is no exception.
Thanks we're taking the train in a few weeks, and this gave us a great idea what to expect
I really appreciate your thorough reviews, and.. most of all.. I like how you did the laying on the bed.. as I am 6'3.. I often wonder what sleeping on the cabins would be like for a tall person. Not many others are around our height and often they don't add it to their reviews as well.
Thanks! It's not easy being tall lol
When I realised that a 'standard' (as opposed to a 'Super') size single bed (at least in my country) is only about as long as I'm tall (1.71m/~5'8")
I’ve booked a trip from London to Fort William in March and the Club Room was £26 cheaper than the Classic Room when I booked it. Nice report aswell 👍
Super cool! I plan to take the same trip someday!
Beautiful Scottish vistas and great train. Thanks for a well presented tour. I visited GB over 20 years ago. Took a regular train from Edinburgh to London. Then went to a CS Lewis conference in Oxford. My Scottish Ross ancestors didn't
have it so😉 lavish to travel all those kms.
I want to visit Europe again and this time, take trains all over. You are making me hungry to do this!
i love watching your travel distinations.
Pleased to hear 😁
Cool, very interesting, thanks
I traveled this route just over a year ago. They were still using the old cars on the service at that time. Having the en suite toilet would have been great, these new cars seem like a minor upgrade. I thought my room was ok for the price. The bed wasn't all that comfortable but I still slept ok. I'm glad my breakfast looked better than what they served you. I still think the Caledonian sleeper is a great way to travel between the highlands of Scotland and London. New to your channel but will be looking forward to seeing more videos.
Tbh, I'd say these cars are a downgrade as there are many faults with them. Imho they should hace just refurbished the old ones.
Not good that it is less than a year old and it already has duct tape holding stuff together.
Wonderful video. Thinking how overweight many of my fellow Americans are, I just can’t picture them being able to squeeze through those super narrow corridors nor fit on the narrow bed. Thanks for posting this.
Thanks!
Great video !!
Thanks!
Love Euston to Inverness and travelling this way great experience. Great upload 👌👍
Assuming the food was at least nutritious and the fact that a morning without a shower is rarely fatal, I'd say the trip was quite nice! Thanks for bringing us along. 👍
You're welcome!
Great video mate, one of my mates who did a video like this before said the same thing pretty much. Think sometimes the experience Varys from person to person
Thanks! Yes some people will never have an issue with the showers ect, where as some seem to have it on every journey.
Terrific. Thank you. The SCENERY!
A touch of the IPA again, eh! Good man....
I have no idea why YT recommended me one of your videos, but I'm glad it did. Very interesting content and the general idea is awesome. Subscribed. 😉👍
Glad you found us 😁
Thanks, Dylan!
The video gave me inspiration for my next trip over the pond.
Whenever the pandemic ends!
Thanks! Hope you enjoy your trip whenever it may be 😁
Thanks Dylan! This was fantastic! 👍🏾🙋🏾♀️
What a beautiful trip! Love the sound of the running train. Thanks for your video!
Fun thing! In Stockholm we have an area called Inverness wich is after a man who named his house after his wifes town in scotland that was located in this area in Stockholm 🙂
Nice! I believe there is an Inverness in Florida as well.
Yes you are correct Dylan. Equidistant to Tampa (62 miles) and Orlando (61 miles)
Enjoyed this. Many thanks
It looks like a great breakfast. Yum!
Just discovered your channel & I’ll comment briefly: I love that there’s NO accompanying music, & that you use subtitles leaving the background noise audible. I’m enjoy it all so far, so “Thank you”.
Thanks! Glad you're enjoying.
beer and banana ... hmm i never tried that before.
It's England. I'm sure the beer was good.. the banana was probably chemically ripened and not so tasty. Mehhhhhh.. not like they have a California or a Florida for growing fresh tropical fruit.
Very good video. Covered things in great detail and order. Well shot. Just how I like my videos when I want to explore every detail of something that I've not yet done before. Happy travelling, when you can!
Thanks!
Just found your videos and although I would prefer you to verbally narrate I love how your videos are much more visual which makes them feel more inclusive/immersive.
In the US, our few remaining long-distance trains with "first class" cabins usually have good dinners, though the food available for purchase in cheaper accommodations is usually poor. Regarding the cold shower, I've seen this same complaint in some other rail videos. I'd say that this Club Room is worth it if you can afford it!
Yes, I traveled with Amtrak last year very nice plus I was able to get a nice warm shower.
Amazing Train !!
One of the "benefits" of the Club ticket is the ability to sit down in the 1st class lounge while waiting for the train. There used to be public seating at all the London termini, but that was stripped out during the Thatcher years, when mass unemployment led to a great increase in homelessness and people sleeping rough. Some stations compromised with the kind of seats you would fall off if you fell asleep. Second class waiting rooms have gone as well in London.
Amenities kit very poor, clearly every expense spared, sadly this country does everything on the cheap.
I agree your breakfast looked disappointing, again done on the cheap at your expense.
It does. Did first class in early 2000s on Virgin trains. Nice decent sized full english breakfast. Lots of tea.
Did again couple years ago small breakfast designed by a 'top chef'.
Nice tour of the train and the ability to shower although COLD would be nice.. As far as food some train meals are good others not so much.. liked the little wave you did in the mirror. You Just stay safe and healthy. 3 week mandatory stay in here in Michigan USA.. Peace
Thanks! We too are in a minimum 3 week lockdown in the UK! Stay safe.
My dream 😊😊😊😊
Very well decorated. Though top speed not too high. I hope in near future India will be successful launch that type train. Stay safe, stayed away from crowded area and virulence. Thank you.
Such kind of train should come in india
It can. It has. Question is, do we deserve? Look at tejas. People vandalized it, lcd stolen and what not. Indian railway is the best provided we value it. We have trains like palace on wheels!
We will get even better than this after indian railway introduce private companies.
India is world famous for its enormous and efficient railway network. Most people belive the Indian people are proud of it..... or am I wrong?
So should flushing toilet in the slums.. but hey, priorities.. right?
Great video dude. Enjoyed watching. Me and a friend been thinking of doing this for some time now.
Thanks! Make sure to do it in the summer though or it'll be dark for most of the route.
REALLY ENJOYED! I bought a plane ticket to travel to Britain in May from Uruguay, but because the coronavirus problem I was to cancel the journey...I wanted make you trip to Inverness in the Caledonian...I hope can do it the next year
Thanks! Sorry you're missing out on your trip this year but fingers crossed for next year 😁
@@DylansTravelReports absolutely!
Wonderfully helpful - thank you so much.
I loved watching ur video sir. First time in my life, I saw a foreign luxury train. Waiting for ur next video.
Thanks 😁
Have never been on a sleeper train but definitely want to.
You'd do better to travel on Great Western Railway's "Night Riviera" Sleeper train from London (Paddington) via Exeter and Plymouth to Penzance.
Nice and honest review....glad to see a British train and the amenities...really great..👌👌👍
Thanks!
Great video, I thoroughly enjoyed it. The information was excellent to the point where I will now consider my next break will be a journey to London by sleeper.
Glad you enjoyed 😁
Enjoyed the scenery.
2 things that will realy bother me, even though the best coaches of my country will not match it in comfort, security or quality....
1. Too low on space. The cabin can make someone claustrophobic.... and the alleyway was bizzare.... how will ppl navigate when they are on each others way while going opposite direction??
2. Windows should have been bigger. It is just too small .... the main reason one travels by train nowadays is to enjoy the beautu outside, and this attrociously sized mini window is a HUGE let down.
Yep. On everything you said
I've fancied going on the Caledonian Sleeper for a long time but never got round to it. I've got a few immediate things that need sorting out but I might save up a bit and go on it next year. Looks awesome!
From Australia. Go to Fort William in Summer, fantastic trip. I do like sleeper trains. Also I did go on the old carriages, still quiet & smooth running though . Done that trip 4 times to Fort William & Inverness.
@@beagle7622 Scotland is one of my favourite places.
Much better than our pitiful trains here in America. I went overnight in a sleeper room once from Chicago to NYC and the darn train must have stopped at least 10 times. And, each time it stopped, all the electric power would go off for about 5 minutes. This killed the little fan I brought along to drown out noise while I slept...needless to say, I slept little.
BTW, love the UK---any place that has a menu where the booze takes up way more room than the food is a friendly place indeed!
Apples and Oranges
Consider how much older Europe is versus the US
How much smaller the distances traveled are in European countries and continent as a whole
How much better our national highway system is.
Trains were only the preferred mode of travel in the US for a very brief time compared to Europe
@@210SAi 80 Years(1870-1950) is not brief, not by a long shot.
Wow it was really pleasing to see your journey during the lockdown. :)
Glad you enjoyed 😁
That small passageway is just silly!!
It's to do with Britains narrow loading gauge.
Nicely informative. I hope you don't mind if I suggest that when you point to something you hold your hand or finger still, rather than tapping - it can be irritating. And remember that when you put your finger directly on something, the viewer can't see it - but they can if you place your finger adjacent to it.
Thanks! I'll try! It's just a bad habit of mine 😂
There certainly appears to be some old 70s British Rail grot in the mix - some things never change.
Very helpful vid thanks - I'm planning to use this service next Spring and your info is really useful.
Thanks for the memory. I took a train to Inverness a very long time ago. Must admit, I didn't recognize the station.
The phone signal itself means I’ve sourced the location of your evening
First video I’m watching from you. I loved it.
‘I’m 6ft 1” and the bed is 2inches shorter then me’. Next quote ‘ The bed was really comfortable and I managed 8hours sleep’ 😂😂😂😂
(14:5ß)This reminds me old 1st class coaches of German Bundesbahn (DB) had shoe cleaners, too. Of course this was standard sleeper train servcice at DB, too. - Greetings, Heinz
Love a great train trip! Thanks 🙏 for sharing, really enjoy your channel.
Glad you're enjoying 😁
The audio reminds me of ASMR Pleasantly soothing...great selfie in the mirror! Oh to be young and traveling, especially by train.
Another cracking video . Keep safe
Thanks! Stay safe!
I'm Muralidhar from India. Happy to see England Transportation systems