Munich to Rome train with Trenitalia

I had wanted to travel to the beautiful capital of Italy for a long time. The easiest and quickest option would probably have been to travel by plane. However, on the recommendation of friends, I decided to travel by sleeping car. The journey as a whole was a complete adventure in a positive sense. Once you had settled into your compartment, you were given a warm introduction to all the equipment in the cabins. In addition, there was a small welcome bag with a few nice items, such as slippers, a sleep mask, pen, etc. The train left Munich at 20:15 in the evening and arrived in Rome at around 09:30 the next morning. All in all, the time flew by. In the evening, we were able to enjoy a cosy piccolo (which we also received as a small welcome gift) and then go to bed at a later hour. For this purpose, the seats were folded down into a bed by the staff and you could relax. The beds themselves were relatively narrow, but quite comfortable for a bed on a train. I don't think you should expect a 5-star luxury bed here. It was relatively quiet on the train at night and you could fall asleep quite well. Every now and then you could hear the rails squeaking and feel the train taking the "curves", but I thought it was somehow part of the adventure and so it wasn't a problem for me. The welcome bag also contained some Oropax to help with the noise. I didn't need them myself and was still able to sleep relatively well. The next morning at around 07:00, I got up and asked the staff to fold the beds down so that I could sit down again. Shortly afterwards, breakfast was served (there was a form to fill in the evening before) and I was able to look out of the window and admire the Italian landscape. This was also my highlight of the trip. All in all, the sleeping cabin was quite small, but in my opinion it was equipped with all the essentials (air conditioning, washbasin, mirror, sockets, etc.) Unfortunately, one negative aspect was that there was no wifi throughout the train, which is a bit of a shame if you haven't downloaded a film or something similar for the journey beforehand. I can say that the toilets were generally clean. I personally found the ticket prices a little high, as two of us paid around €1000 for the return journey. Nevertheless, I would recommend anyone to take a night train journey, as it is a different way of travelling that I have never experienced before.