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lovely and relaxing	4 of 4 people found this review informative
Reviewed By: fleming, Maidenhead on 17th Mar 2012
Cruise Line: Azamara Club Cruises	Times cruised before: 10+
Cruise Ship: Azamara Quest	Sailed: August, 2011
Destination: Mediterranean	Age: 65+
Cabin: Balcony
What a relaxing cruise. The ship is small and perfect to do the Greek Islands. We did cruise to the smaller Caribbean islands on the Quest The service was excellent, the open seating dinner worked like a dream. You met more people that way and often turned up another night and sat together again with people you dined with before. Aqualina restaurant was as good as I remembered it from the first time we cruised on the Quest. The food and presentation were spot on Sitting by the window looking out at the moon was truly magical. The wine choice was good but if you preferred another they were happy to try and get it for you. The ship is understated the welcome glass of pink champagne was a lovely touch. You were made to feel special as soon as you got on board. The cabins are very nice but a bit on the small side. We don't spend that much time in the cabin so we didn't find it a problem. Entertainment was good but not as good as you get on the larger ships, but quite adequate. They are not quite Silverseas but a good substitition and bearing in mind the cruises are considerably cheaper we have enjoyed each cruise we have taken on Azamara. We have cruised several times on the Quest, would like to try the Journey, but the cruises just don't seem to fit in with our travel plans
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Children's Facilities	n/a
Don't have children. They do have facilities but I think I'd be inclined to go for a bigger ship with better facilities
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Cabins
Nice cabin a bit on the small side
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