A large Tiffany glass chandelier forms the focal point of the Rosecliff Dining Room with its pale yellow walls and white wood columns. American and regional specialties are featured in this two-seating restaurant. A recent lunch menu offered shrimp remoulade, seafood gumbo, salad, pan-seared Atlantic salmon, grilled beef filet and grilled duck breast. Desserts were pecan pie with praline ice cream and bread pudding with rum sauce. All are doubles, and none interconnect.
Drawers provide storage along with armoires or two hanging closets.
Two owner's suites at 328 square feet each face the bow on Deck 3. Most of the top cabins are on Deck 4, with doors opening to the outer deck. The ship's two single cabins and two roomy wheelchair-accessible cabins are insides. Cozy touches like needlepoint throw pillows in the cabins and paintings of sailing ships adorn the walls. Even so, Cape May Light is not a sentimental or heavily themed ship.