The accommodations aboard Lammer Law are spacious and comfortable. There are eight double staterooms, each can be set up to suit your needs with a double bed or twins, side by side. You won't find cramped bunk beds aboard Lammer Law and you've got plenty of space to walk around.

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Storage space is abundant with shelves and two large drawers for each guest as well as a hanging closet in each cabin. Even for hard suitcases, there's plenty of room to spread out.

The cabins are fully air-conditioned, with a thermostat in each. Outside windows and overhead hatches give you the option of natural ventilation. The staterooms are directly off the main lounge so each room has a splendid outside view.

All staterooms have a private bathroom with shower and a toilet. There is a standard 110 outlet, and every bathroom contains an overhead hatch, which helps eliminate the claustrophobic feeling you can get in the bathrooms on some boats. Fresh towels daily and quality linens add the finishing touch.

The stringent requirements of the Canadian Department of Transport demand that each room on the ship - even bathrooms - have two escape routes. Thus all the hatches and windows are man-sized. The same requirements result in Lammer Law having several watertight bulkheads and a double bottom. These are safety features found on few other ships of this size.

Lammer Law's massive main saloon is located at the center of the vessel. All the staterooms are arranged in a U-shape around this area so you are only steps away from your cabin. This is a popular place for shaded relaxation and socializing.

The saloon contains a wet bar, audio/visual entertainment center and several groupings of chairs and sofas for reading and socializing. The man-sized overhead hatches keep the room bright, airy. With wall to wall carpeting, sectional couches and coffee tables, its more like an estate living room than a compartment on a boat.