You probably remember the famous Orient Express, the first great luxury train that traveled between European countries for a long time, from Paris to Constantinople.
It was established in 1883 by the International Wagon Company. The train traveled around the world for 94 years.
It inspired novelists and filmmakers, and characters from famous works like James Bond, Hercule Poirot, and others were often seen in the compartments of this famous train.
The carriages are located at the small Dracy-Saint-Loup station in Burgundy, built in 1882.
An American is restoring the legendary Orient Express by transforming the famous train into a comfortable hotel.
An American named Greg Marshall fulfilled his dream by converting the railroad carriages into a chic hotel.
He named this marvel the Hotel of the Train of Dreams.
The man also restored the station, which welcomes people in a hotel-restaurant.
A sleeping car consists of some single cabins and also double cabins.
An American is restoring the legendary Orient Express by transforming the famous train into a comfortable hotel.
The first one costs 75 euros per night, and the second one costs 95 euros.
The compartments are completely renovated and equipped with modern amenities.
In each cabin, there is a sink with hot and cold water.
All renovations are carried out with taste, just as they were back then.
An American is restoring the legendary Orient Express by transforming the famous train into a comfortable hotel.
The dining car of yesteryears has not been altered but only restored.
The decor and furnishings remain the same.
Marshall only renovated the interior of the station. He tried to maintain the old style.
The dining room has hardly been changed. It has preserved its beauty from the 1930s.
