> Its night trains would travel in each direction, departing around 10 p.m. and arriving the next day around 8 a.m., Vollebregt said.
Definitely enough for a proper night's sleep. Don't know if they intentionally go slow or make stops or take a circuitous route or what.
But I definitely agree about it needing to be slightly longer than a full night's sleep.
Has anyone actually tried them? how is the water pressure?
I’ve used them, they’re fine. IIRC quite large. I don’t remember them being amazing, so the water pressure was probably just at the ‘acceptable’ level.
They have the usual drawbacks of shared showers - water and dirt creeping into the dry areas because people aren’t careful - so if I were designing a new luxury sleeping train car I’d try to get one per cabin, or maybe one per pair of cabins.