Azamara Quest Review

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Review for South America Cruise on Azamara Quest
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10+ Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Dec 2012
Cabin: Club Interior Stateroom

This is a review of the Azamara Quest 9 day Christmas cruise from Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires.

A little background -- This was our first Azamara Club Cruise and we booked an inside category 12 cabin. We have been on 10+ cruises across various larger ships/companies all in the Caribbean. We have previously cruised with Celebrity. We are from the US and in our 40's.

This Quest sailing only had 400 guests (capacity is ~600) so keep that in mind with my feedback. The average sailing demographic was 65-80 years old. The majority of passengers were from the US followed by Canadians, UK and then South Americans.

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Club Interior Stateroom

Cabin 12

Quest 4038 is a Category 12 inside cabin. It is located directly under the casino. I was concerned it would be loud. I heard nothing! It was a silent cruising experience. One night while sailing there was a storm. We heard nothing! Many of the passengers with outside cabins complained about the storm noise kept them awake. If you are an inside cabin cruiser and on a budget, don't be afraid to book the 4 inside cabins on deck 4. They are mid ship and low in the ship so there will be less ship movement and a comfortable ride.

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