Azamara Quest Review

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Review for Transatlantic Cruise on Azamara Quest
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10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Mar 2013

We wanted to see what a luxury cruise line was and what would be different than the wonderful cruises we have had on Celebrity. Best I can say is that nothing was as great as the experience we have had on Celebrity and it seemed like the ones who loved it were phobic against large ships and loved the smaller ports these lines go to. On that basis, Azamara is ok but not GREAT.

The finesse of Celebrity where everyone seemed to anticipate your needs was missing. On several calls to guest relations, the phone was answered by "I'll call you right back!" and no return call was made. I made an inquiry about terms of my package and was told that "They cannot answer these questions" and offered no desire to find out. On any cruise I was always told, we will get an answer and advise!

Azamara is the ONLY cruise lines to flatly reject our desire to extend our stay and no explanation was ever offered. The "package" was set in concrete and there are no variations! We always ask for extension to enjoy the new location. One part of a day is never enough to search out the richness of a city.

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Cabin 1A

Room 7001 was in he front of the vessel and we "rocked" differently, but not a bad experience. Loved the fact we saw both sides of the ship. Ship, being small, was subject to cause sea sickness for my wife and many others. Larger ships would not have even felt what was rocking the Quest.

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