Azamara Quest Review
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We booked our cruise/tour which included two nights in Rome. We were picked up at our hotel and driven to the port. Embarkation was very fast and our luggage nearly got to our cabin before we did.
At first glance the ship was on the smallish side. The public rooms were adequate but you must remember the Quest only has 694 passengers and this was a very small ship compared to the mega ships now sailing.
We had a Veranda cabin and it was very compact and everything seemed to fit into every nook and cranny of the cabin. The bathroom was very small and standard but was very functional. The very over sized towels were too large for the smallish bathroom and the tiny hooks on the door. Hooks were changed during the middle of the cruise to accommodate the large towels.
Cabin Review
We were on Deck 7 in 7020. We had a veranda cabin and it was small but comfortable. We were never in our room so it didn't matter about the size. The veranda/balcony is nice to have but being on such a port intensive cruise we did not get to use it enough. Bathroom was very small but adequate. Closet space was enough for two people. The refrigerator was very small and in a closed
environment. It did not have space to vent and the area around the refrigerator was always warm.