Azamara Quest Review

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Sail Date: Mar 2013
Cabin: Club Deluxe Veranda Stateroom

This is a review of the transatlantic segment of our trip. Late in 2011, we took our first cruise on Azamara, two back to backs in Asia. It was a wonderful 4 weeks.

Since then, we have been on the Quest to Sicily and in March of this year we spent another 28 days on Quest, sailing from Miami and ending in Monte Carlo.

The transatlantic was our third time crossing. Azamara continued to WOW us with wonderful food, delightful staff in a gracious setting. Staff are happy in their jobs and it shows. The leadership of hotel director, Phillip Herbert, who is charming and everywhere on the ship...his very high profile contributes to the warm hospitality extended by everyone on the ship.

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Club Deluxe Veranda Stateroom

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8090 Azamara Quest

Great cabin on the back of the ship between owners suites. Quiet, no noise from above or below. Larger balcony was very private except right on the rail.

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