Azamara Amsterdam Cruise Reviews

First, the positive impressions - as compared to my expectations: - Service was outstanding! They were right on top of everything without being overbearing. - Cruise itinerary due to smaller ship size. Even when tenders were required it was efficiently operated. - Food quality and presentation. - Dining room atmosphere. Noise level was low with no disturbing background music. ...

We have sailed on a wide variety of cruises from a pricing perspective, with Azamara running towards the higher end. We chose this cruise based largely on its self-description as a port intensive, all inclusive journey. We found neither to be the case. Two of the ports were particularly disappointing. Invergordon, the port for Inverness, is a small town with very little going on, and is a 45 ...

Food choices were not of my liking but sure for others it was great. I think too much seafood for sure being served in with pasta, also usually was served just luke warm. Entertainment not as good as usual. D-Day tour was not great at all, terrible guide. Would have been nice if they would have arranged a D-Day tour for the 100 plus Canadians on Board. I think more thought has to be given ...

Went with others who chose this boat. After going aboard, we understood their dysfunctional website better. No attention to detail. On a cruise whose principal attraction is the scenery, the windows in the common areas were dirty. The scrolling info TV channel that has a view out the front of the ship was dirty. Smallest stateroom we've ever had. Mediocre food. Couple of exercise ...

This was my 53rd cruise. I have been on most all of the popular cruise lines. My Aunt and Uncle have praised Azamara to the highest and recommended that I give it a try. Azamara does some things great, but a few things are in need of serious improvement. This cruise was from May 17, 2012 - May 29, 2012 12 nights from Amsterdam, The Netherlands to Southampton, England. We left our home ...