Azamara Quest Review

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Dancing with the Stripes

Review for the Eastern Mediterranean Cruise on Azamara Quest
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mamagump
First Time Cruiser • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Jul 2010

The things on the Azamara Quest that stood out to our group of 5 was the luxury, and service and size of the ship which had only 697 passengers which made for a more intimate and relaxing environment..no lines ever.

Specific aspects Azamara offered were fruit in the room daily, unlimited water and wine with lunch and dinner, room attendants Danny and I Made, and room service for breakfast on the veranda daily. These services made our cruise very enjoyable.

In addition, we also enjoyed the variety of dining offered in the evening, casual or more formal (but not that formal, just no shorts or sandals for men). The food presentation (ice sculptures one night and fruit sculptures were fabulous) and the evening pool parties/BBQ offered yet another choice for evening dining.

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Cabin 1C

We were on level 6 with a balcony so we were very pleased with our room. We are traveling with threesome (mother) who had a hide-a-bed and it would have been nice for the ship to offer more single rooms as it was crowded with 3 in a room.

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