Azamara Journey Sateroom 7001, a Sunset Veranda (SV), faces forward immediately under the Bridge; needless to say a great view. SVs are identical in size with other Journey veranda staterooms (the verandas are larger, but due to the slope of the ship superstructure usable space is not that much different), but are priced somewhat higher due to location. SVs are located both on the fore and the aft of the ship, and while many enjoy them for the view they do endure the worst movement during inclement seas; we enjoyed the view but also experienced one night of relatively rough seas. Both stateroom and bathroom shower were smallish for a veranda, but pleanty of storage space.  Read entire member review.

We had a Sunset View Balcony at the front of the ship on Deck 7 - has the advantage of no cover over so you can breakfast in the sun with room service. Great to see the crew at work on docking and leaving and first glimpses of a new port memorable. Bathrooms are small but adequate and there is enough cupboard space as on fly cruises 23kg of luggage is all you can take. There is an excellent self service laundromat on board with American washers and dryers but the ironing boards are a bit small!!  Read entire member review.

Tiny shower in a small bathroom. Great balcony but without needed lawnchairs. Bed not as sturdy and level as should be. Unable to place baggage underneath the bed as in other ships, so had to use space in an already very small cabin. TV screen good with good programs, but unable to rotate it for viewing from the sofa. No classical music available. Music heard in public rooms not available in the cabin. Very good interactive menu on the TV. Very good channels on TV, but should add CNN (to accompany FOX and MSNBC). EXCELLENT availability of CNBC, not found in most other ships. Adequate closet space. Sufficient number of drawers. Adequate desk with bunk. Adequate lighting. Adequate bathroom amenities and lighting.  Read entire member review.