Azamara Quest Review

4.0 / 5.0
729 reviews

Very enjoyable!

Review for Transatlantic Cruise on Azamara Quest
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holomuku
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Apr 2017
Cabin: Club Continent Suite

We had been on Azamara before and pretty much knew what to expect except now it is mostly all inclusive. One of the things we really enjoyed was eating lunch in the main dining room on sea days (and we had 10 of them). I thought it would be crowded but it was not at all- never had a wait. They usually had one breakfast type entree to choose from- good for us late risers! Service was excellent across the board.

They had two nice brunches, one on our Sunday sea day and the other on Easter Sunday, also a sea day. We went to the "song and dance" shows and they were good. Lots of activities and guest lecturers for those who were interested. My only issue with the theater was that for some reason the screen has kind of a "hash tag" look which I found distracting. I mentioned this on the mid-cruise survey and they called and advised it's for some operational reason and can't be helped. However, the same movies are shown in-cabin normally the next day so it wasn't a big deal.

Our favorite bar was the Sunset bar, and one of the places we liked to eat was the Patio- more "down home" type food than the main dining room. Also, it has a nice salad bar which we enjoyed. Again, service was excellent. Our room stewards were very good as well. Especially when you have so many sea days it's nice to have attentive stewards.

Response from BonnieM, CBO - Azamara Club Cruises

Hi holomuku, We are so glad you enjoyed cruising with Azamara Club Cruises, and we appreciate the 5-Star review! To receive a printed copy of the Final Bill we ask that Guests request it in...

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Club Continent Suite

Cabin N1

The cabin space was very good, lots of storage. Somewhere (that I can't find now) it showed the furniture in this cabin as a loveseat, and with that a shower, not a tub. That is incorrect- it had a (very heavy) chair with metal arms and then another square shaped chair. We had an issue with the tub as the lip is very high and hubby has had hip surgery making it difficult for him to get in and out. I mentioned this on the mid-cruise survey and they provided a step stool for him- very helpful! We didn't use the balcony much because it wasn't warm enough- still nice to have access to fresh air though.

We did have some slight noise issues from deck 9. Nothing that was major except on the White Night party- which was very loud. One night out of 16 isn't a big deal so not really an issue.

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