A large rectangular room with carved, life-sized, roaring lions at the entrance. Great tapestries hang from the rib-vault ceiling and display iconic scenes of the Seraphin rulers: the victory over Alyna, the marriage of Rosalie and Talin, the ascension of Artur and Isolde to the throne and, most recently, the birth of Crown Prince Artur to the current monarchs. At the end of the hall is the Lion Throne, a great wooden chair with roaring lions as the armrests and another great lion's roaring head and mane just above the sitter's head.

Not to be confused with the Lion Hall, this great hall is decorated merrily for feasting, banquets, and organized events such as plays or masquerades. The kitchen is right off this room for the sake of speed and convenience for the servants during such events. It perpetually smells like roasting meat.

Named after Queen Isolde the Fair and mother of King Aldrin Seraphin, Isolde's Gardens are spacious and filled with all manner of roses except the Listonese rose. Trees have been transported across the country to fill in spaces and there's even a hedge maze for the adventurous.

The queen's chambers are made up of an antechamber, bedchamber, garde-robe, and a separate bathing room. Made of warmly colored stone and carved with decorations, the queen has personalized the room by adding tapestries or hanging up embroidery that she and her ladies have worked on.

These set of apartments belong solely to the king. Preceded by an antechamber, his bedchamber has a well made garde-robe and a separate bathing room. Like the rest of the city and palace, the chambers are made entirely of beautiful stone with carvings and plants bringing life to what would otherwise be dull.