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I’ve criss-crossed Europe on sleeper trains many times, most recently in private compartments. But while I love the romance of solo travel, the cost of booking a whole compartment for myself often seems too steep. So when Austrian rail operator ÖBB rolled out mini cabins (individual sleeping pods) on their Nightjet sleeper trains, I was keen to take one for a spin. One Friday at the end of August, I boarded the Nightjet from Amsterdam to Innsbruck to give the mini cabin a try. Photograph: Ross McQueen for Nightjet pulls into Amsterdam Amsterdam is a busy station, and when…
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