Aft of the bridge there is a broad Sun Deck with steamer chairs and sun loungers. At night the sun deck may be transformed into a theatre and performances of traditional Burmese marionettes or classical dancing are held. The sixteen state rooms are air conditioned and are 14 x 12 feet in size containing a shower room with hot and cold water. Showers are imported units. Interior walls are finished with hard wood tongue and groove panelling and on the upper deck we have retained the original teak decking.
Beds are traditional teak ships cots with brass marine fittings.
There is plenty of locker and hanging space. Old prints, maps and oil paintings decorate the rooms. Local handwoven fabrics are used for the curtains, bed covers and cushions. Cabin windows have insect netting fixed so windows may be kept open at night in preference to air conditioning. The old first class 'saloon' on the upper deck over the bow has been preserved as an Observation Lounge with cocktail bar.