Where do you sleep on Amtrak?

1. There are 4 Sleeping Car Room Options. Amtrak’s Sleeping Car accommodations provide overnight travelers the choice of a roomette, bedroom, bedroom suite (two adjoining bedrooms) that can accommodate one to four people, and accessible bedrooms. In a roomette, daytime seating converts to beds at night.

How much do you tip Amtrak sleeper car attendant?

While tipping isn’t required, leaving a gratuity is the norm. Usually, for one night in a sleeper, I suggest about $10 per person/per night. If your room attendant brings your meals to you in your room, then think about adding more to the tip as you would have left a tip anyway for the dining car waiter.

How do you sleep on a coach?

The best place to sleep on a coach is in the seats in the middle of the vehicle. However, you should avoid sitting over the wheels as this is normally the area that experiences the most movement and can often make people feel nauseated if you’re prone to motion sickness.

What is a Amtrak roomette?

Roomettes are the smallest and most affordable sleeping accommodation. Less than four feet wide, roomettes are private spaces with a door, fold-out table and some storage space. Two seats convert into one single bed and another bed folds down from above to form an upper bunk.

How big is a roomette on Amtrak?

3’6′ X 6’6
The dimensions of each roomette are 3’6′ X 6’6 and have room for two adults — a great cozy option for first time riders.

Which Amtrak trains have Superliner bedrooms?

Amtrak Superliner Trains Routes With Bedrooms

• California Zephyr: Chicago to Emeryville, CA.
• City of New Orleans: Chicago to New Orleans.
• Coast Starlight: San Diego to Seattle.
• Empire Builder: Chicago to Seattle or Portland.
• Southwest Chief: Chicago to Los Angeles.
• Sunset Limited: Los Angeles to New Orleans.