Her Second Class accommodation, in the stern on the Lower Promenade, Shelter, Upper and Main Decks, could accommodate 150 more passengers than in First Class, with a designed capacity for 468 in Second Class when fully booked. They were allotted open deck space at the after end of the Lower Promenade deck, extending from the after end of the superstructure to beneath the docking bridge at the end of the stern, while one deck below on the Shelter deck was located additional deck space sheltered by the deck above. Also on the Shelter Deck were the Second Class Smoke Room, located at the aft end of the deck and designed in a similar but simpler fashion as what was seen in First Class, with built-in sofas lining the outer walls and an adjacent bar. At the forward end of the deck, beneath the aft mast was the Second Class entrance, with a staircase running down two decks to the Main Deck. Aft of the main landing was the Second Class social hall, laid out in a fashion similar to the smoke room and provided with a piano, while forward of the entrance was the Second Class dining room, large enough to seat 256 passengers at one serving. On the starboard side of the Upper Deck and in the three compartments aft of the Engine Room casing on the Main Deck were an array of two and four berth cabins, designed to be interchangeable to both First Class and Third Class. According to the ship's deck plans, cabins for 134 passengers on the Upper Deck were designed to be converted to First Class cabins if needed, while the cabins for 234 passengers on the Main Deck could simultaneously be converted to be used for Third Class passengers if needed.