First-Class staterooms had novel features like private telephones, and most had square windows instead of portholes. The First-Class dining room occupied three decks at its center, with the main level on E-Deck and balconies on D-Deck.
In the context of luxury accommodations, First-Class staterooms were distinguished by novel features like personal phones, and most had square windows rather than traditional portholes. The central dining area for First-Class passengers occupied three decks at its center, with the main level situated on E-Deck and balconies on D-Deck.