Azamara Quest Review
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Sail Date: Nov 2015
Cabin: Club Veranda Stateroom
Just completed our third Azamara Cruise. It was from Singapore to Hong Kong via Thailand and Vietnam. It was a very port intensive cruise with only 3 sea days. We had a great time.
We ate in Discoveries (MDR) every night and enjoyed all our meals. We did, however feel that there were no 'wow' meals like filet steak or lobster. Most nights we shared a table and enjoyed meeting lots of people. We ate breakfast in Windows ( the buffet) most days, except when we had early starts when we had breakfast in our stateroom. As always a great choice of breakfast offerings - I especially love the ginger based small smoothie made freshly.
At lunch- times we always ate at the Pool Grill - on several days there were cooking stations set up there for stir frys or pasta dishes, where you chose your own ingredients and had them cooked to order for you.
Cabin Review
Club Veranda Stateroom
Cabin V3
Enough room, wonderful bed and bedding, plenty of storage space, two chairs and table on the verandah, bathroom on the small side and shower has curtain. Plenty of hot water.
Port Reviews
Singapore
Lovely city, but we didn't see much of it as our flight didn't arrive until 18:30 the day before the cruise. The cruise port was great - part of a huge shopping mall.
Koh Samui
As we were only in port for half a day we just had a walk around the little town and watched the fishing boats and fish market on the pier - it was very very hot.
Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)
Great city, shuttle into the middle of a shopping area and close to a Skytrain station. Water taxis along the river were great value.
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