The new train service runs every Friday to Monday.
The high-speed sleeper train D909 bound for Hong Kong's West Kowloon Station departing from Beijing West Railway Station on June 15.
“It was convenient and it saved us a lot of time, and also we could walk less, which was very friendly to middle-aged and elderly people,” a Hong Kong passenger surnamed Ho said. Mr Gary Zhang, chairman of the Hong Kong Legislative Council’s Sub-committee on Matters Relating to Railways, was also on the D908 train.
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