Century Star deck 2 plan (Main-Cabins-Restaurant-Lobby)

Deck 2/Main Deck is the ship's Lobby deck, housing the Century Restaurant/Main Dining Room, the Lobby Hall (Reception, Shop, two ship entrances/portside and starboard), and passenger accommodations (French Balcony cabins).

Century Restaurant is the ship's main dining venue, inspired by Germany's Schwarzwald (Black Forest). The Restaurant combines rustic wooden decor with elegant golden details. The design pays tribute to Bavaria's culinary traditions. Century Restaurant serves buffet-style breakfast, multi-course lunches, and dinners. The menu lists regional specialties, authentic Chinese cuisine, and international dishes. The food is prepared mainly with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Complimentary drinks (tea, coffee, and selected beverages) are served during meals. The dining room's floor-to-ceiling windows provide unobstructed views.

There is a Bakery/Patisserie integrated into the Dining Room.

Adjacent to the Century Restaurant is the Galley (kitchen and storage rooms for provisions).

Midship is the Lobby Hall/Foyer, which is the ship's entrance and central meeting point. The lobby's design is inspired by Bulgaria's Rose Valley, featuring floral motifs, soft colors, and refined decorative details. The Lobby houses the Reception Desk (24-hour general assistance, guest services, shore excursions and cruise information) and comfortable seating areas.

The Lobby's Shop is a small boutique selling souvenirs, travel essentials, and locally made gifts.

Main Deck cruise cabins 201 to 238 are all French Balcony staterooms with floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors opening to a French/false balcony, offering unobstructed views. The cabins' interior design is inspired by the traditional Serbian folk dance Kolo, featuring warm wood finishes, golden accents, and Chinese artwork.

One Lift/passenger alevator and a grand staircase interconnect all cabin decks.