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Sleeper

Our Sleeper tickets are ideal if you want to travel long distance and sleep well. The best way to travel on our night trains is in a warm, cosy bed. Arrive refreshed.

A woman sits in bed in a sleeping compartment on the Bergen Line train, with her son lying on her lap while he looks at an iPad.
Photo: Vy/Sune Eriksen

Sleeper – in short

  • Two beds with duvets, pillows, sheets and towels
  • A sink in the compartment
  • Wake-up call 15 minutes before arrival

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Welcome to your dream journey

A Sleeper ticket is your shortcut to a good night’s sleep in your very own sleeping car compartment. Each compartment features two beds with good quality mattresses (75 x 200 cm), duvets and pillows, and naturally they are equipped with everything you might need for both evening and morning self-care: a sink, mirror, fresh towels, soap and bottled water. Simply snuggle down under the warm duvet and drift off to the sound of the rails beneath you. We’ll make sure you get a wake-up call 15 minutes before you must leave the train.

Compartments sleep two, but if you wish then up to 2 adults and 2 children can share one compartment. We recommend that children over the age of 4 have their own berth. All children under the age of 6 travel free. There is not space for prams in compartments. We regret that pets are not permitted in the sleeping car compartments.

A wake-up call will be made over the tannoy 15 minutes before you must leave the train at 06:45. If you wish to alight earlier, then no wake-up call will be offered.

A good start to the day

If you are travelling on a Sleeper ticket, you can enjoy a good breakfast upon arrival in Oslo or Bergen. Our partner hotels are offering a discounted breakfast rate upon presentation of your ticket.

  • At Thon Hotel Opera in Oslo you get breakfast for NOK 290, and breakfast costs NOK 195.
  • At Grand Hotel Terminus⁠External link and Hotel Zander K⁠External link in Bergen you get breakfast for NOK 195.

If you have plenty of time ahead of your departure and would like a bite to eat prior to your journey, you will receive a 15 per cent discount on food and free coffee/tea at the Royal Gastropub in the Østbanehallen at Oslo S.

Tips and guidance

  • Sleeping car compartments feature power outlets.
  • Earplugs are provided free of charge and can be found in your compartment.
  • The café is open all night offering a variety of food and beverages. It closes 30 minutes prior to arrival at the terminus. We do not serve breakfast on board the train.
  • If you are travelling with a bicycle, you must make a separate reservation for your bike. Read more about bicycles on the train.

Check-in and check-out

Before you go to your Sleeping car compartment, you need to check in with the conductor so that you can be assigned a key card. In Bergen, check-in takes place on the platform, and in Oslo you check in on board, in carriage 5.

  • Oslo–Bergen 22:40
  • Bergen–Oslo 22:40

  • Oslo–Bergen 06:45
  • Bergen–Oslo 06:45

Our partner hotels:

  • Breakfast served Monday–Friday 07:00–10:00
  • Breakfast served Saturday 07:00–10:30

  • Breakfast served Monday–Friday 06:45–10:00
  • Breakfast served Saturday 06:45–10:30

Travel on the night train in several ways

A lady sleeping in a lie-flat seat, with a blanket over her.

PlusNight

Do you struggle to sleep in a regular seat? Our new PlusNight lie-flat seats let you go from tired to sleeping at the touch of a button.

Terms and conditions

  • En mann sitter på et sete i gangen på toget. En dame står i døren til en sovekupé og pusser tennene og to barn sitter i en seng i en sovekupé.

    Photo: Vy/Sune Eriksen

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