Cabins panelled in marquetry, made up for the night while you dine.
Each cabin is a small masterpiece of the 1920s: inlaid wood, polished brass and a plush banquette your steward turns down into a berth while you are at dinner. Wake to a different country at the window, with breakfast brought to your door.
The Grand Suites go further: named for the cities the train has always served, each with a private marble bathroom, free-flowing champagne and a steward through the night. Above them all sits L'Observatoire, an entirely private carriage conceived by the artist JR, taken whole rather than by the cabin. Take a suite, or hold a row of cabins together for your group.

