Categories of accommodation services Sample Clauses

Categories of accommodation services. According to the category of the carriage, a passenger can use: •a berth in a sleeper compartment: classes Tourist (T4,T3,T2), Double, Special or Single; •a berth in a couchette carriage with 2, 4, 5 or 6 berths in the compartment. The use of a sleeper or couchette is contingent on the presentation of a sleeper or couchette supplement and a ticket valid for the relevant type of train, carriage class and line on which the sleeper supplement is used, per the following table: Tourist T4 4 TWL 3, 4, 5 (Talgo) RENFE 1), ÖBB, CNL5) Tourist 2nd class Tourist T3 3 Universal, XX, XX, 26x, WL24x, (RENFE*) WLAB, WLB, AB 1-3 (SJ), AB 30 AB 33, (SZ,HZ) All participating railways except for ATOC, NSB Tourist 2nd class Tourist T3 Deluxe 3 WLAB 173.1, AB 32s DB, CNL, ÖBB Tourist 1st class 2nd class Tourist T2 2 T2, T2S, AB 2 TWL 3, 4, 5 WLAB 2, WLAB 3 NSB, SNCF, FS TI RENFE Double 2nd class Double D 2 SLE, AB 2, AB 33 Universal, WL 26 x, WL24x, WL36x, TWL 3,4,5 (RENFE), WLAB, WLAB 173.1,M Lx, WLA, WLAB2 (NSB),YC, YU, AB 1-3, A 5 (SJ), S3, AB 33 (SZ,HZ) AB 30, Double-xxxxxx carriages ATOC, BDZ 1), CD, CH 1), CP, DB5), CNL 5) , DSB, TI 2), HZ, JZ, MAV 1), NSB, ÖBB, PKP, RENFE1), SBB, SJ, CFR 1), SZ, ZSSK 1), TCDD, VR Double 2nd class Double D 2 WL26X, TWL 3,4,5 RENFE 1) BDZ 3), CFR 3), CH 3), FS TI 3), RENFE), SNCF, CD 3), ZSSK 3) Double 1st class
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