For an overnight train journey from Budapest to Bucharest, you can choose from various sleeper classes, including reclining seats, 3-bed sleepers, double sleepers, and single sleepers with private bathrooms, offering a range of comfort and privacy options.
Here's a breakdown of the sleeper class options and other relevant information:
Sleeper Class Options:
- Reclining Seats: A budget-friendly option for those who prefer a simple travel experience.
- 3-bed Sleeper: A shared compartment with three beds, offering a more affordable option than a private sleeper.
- Double Sleeper: A shared compartment with two beds, ideal for couples or friends traveling together.
- Single Sleeper: A private compartment with a single bed and potentially a private bathroom, providing maximum comfort and privacy.
- Mini Cabin: A smaller, more affordable private cabin option.
Other Important Information:
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The night train journey from Budapest to Bucharest is operated by EuroNight trains, a network of overnight trains across Europe.
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The journey takes approximately 17 hours.
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Some interesting stops along the way include Sibiu, Sigisoara, Bra?ov, and Sinaia.
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Reservations for the Budapest-Bucharest night train (EuroNight Ister) are required and can be booked up to 3 months in advance.
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Reservation fees vary depending on the accommodation type.
- Mini Cabin: € 19.90 / € 64.90 per person
- 3-bed sleeper: € 44.90 / € 124.90 per person
- Double sleeper: € 59.90 / € 154.90 per person
- Single sleeper: € 139.90 / € 309.90 per cabin
- Mini Cabin: € 19.90 / € 64.90 per person
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EuroNight trains are operated by various European railway carriers and offer an extensive overnight network throughout Europe.
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Compartment doors have a normal lock, but it's recommended to use the secondary security deadbolt or chain.
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On most routes, a sleeper attendant is on duty, occupying the attendant's room at one end of the car.
