Business is the second level of service on Trenitalia's Frecciarossa trains, after Executive. The main color on Business cars is blue, and there are typically two Business cars per train. Seats in Business cars are situated in rows of three, with two on one side of the aisle and one on the other side. Each seat can recline without disturbing other passengers.
There are plexiglass panels along the aisle next to the two-seat side for some privacy during conversations, and each seat has a power outlet. Luggage storage is available under the seats, in overhead racks, and at one end of each car.
Part of one of the Business cars houses the Bistro, which is open to passengers from all cars on the train. One of the Business cars is outfitted for disabled travelers with a spacious bathroom, and wide aisles that allow wheelchairs to visit the Bistro car. One of the Business cars has what's called a "Silence Area" Business Silenzio in Italian for those who want to travel in peace and quiet.
Business travelers receive a "welcome drink" upon boarding on all days except Saturday, which consists of water, a soft drink, or coffee with a snack and choice of newspaper. Click the interior images for larger photos A Frecciarossa at Milan Centrale Standard class Standard class table for 4. Premium class Premium class table for 4.
Business class Business class salottino 4-seat compartment Executive class , just 8 seats at one end of the train. Executive class meeting room Executive class includes a complimentary cold tray meal with wine and prosecco Bistro-bar , available to all passengers for coffee, beer, wine, snacks Video guide: Frecciarossa This video guide shows the difference between the four classes on the Frecciarossa The new Frecciarossa has the same four classes.
Like the Frecciarossa it has 4 classes, shown below, and a cafe-bar. All seats have power sockets. Larger photo. Frecciarossa at Milan Centrale Virtually identical to Standard class but with complimentary prosecco. Executive class. The Executive class meeting room Large luggage racks in every car, near your seat Cafe-bar: Wine, beer, soft drinks, coffee, snacks, hot dishes.
A Frecciarossa arrived at Rome Termini Also see the virtual tour It's really simple. You just take all your bags with you onto the train. Nobody weighs it, measures it or argues with you about it. You can take pretty much whatever you can carry and you simply put it on the racks. Anything up to backpack-sized will fit on the overhead racks above your seat, or in the recess between the seat backs. If you insist on bringing a giant suitcase, this will fit on the racks at the end of each car, just inside the entrance doors, see the photo to the right.
Executive class also features a 6-seat meeting room. However, it is also extremely expensive. The next two lower classes, Business and Premium both come with a welcome drink, but no complementary meal. Lounge access is also not included unless you book a Business class Salottino , which is a business class seat in a compartment rather than in the open carriage. There are three types of frecce : argento , bianca and rossa : here a detailed description from trainline site in fact it's a translation of the italian version you can find here from trenitalia site which is in italian, sorry i can't find the correspoding page in english in the official site In this trains you will find the better quality, and in freccia rossa the best like the exclusive in your picture.
About italo, it covers the main legs it's expanding it's offer and have basically 4 classes: smart, confort, prima and club exclusive here a description from italo site. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top.
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