Azamara Quest Review

Worst cruise line for the money

Review for the Eastern Mediterranean Cruise on Azamara Quest
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hgerstein
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Sep 2018
Cabin: Club Veranda Stateroom

Chose this cruise for the dates, the itinerary and for the nice reviews our friend gave. However, I found the cruise to be lacking in several key areas. First, the ship was old and dated and desperately in need of refurbishment. Second, the food was beyond awful. Other than breakfast, totally inedible, There was to nights that my wife could only eat soup and breadsticks. The specialty restaurants were fine, but they charged EXTRA (not so on Seabourne) and we literally had to beg to get in, as they would NOT allow reservations pre-boarding, and once we boarded, they claimed all booked up. Talk about a Catch-22. Third, the cabin was disgusting. there was an old and moldy shower curtain that, because the shower was so small, was constantly touchy our bodies. (photos on request). Talk about a dirty feeling!

For the SAME price of a Seabourne cruise, this vacation was sorely lacking. Avoid this cruise line and spend your money elsewhere.

Response from BonnieM, CBO - Azamara Club Cruises

Dear hgerstein, We are very sorry you were so unhappy with your time aboard. I hope you spoke with the Hotel Director and/or the Food & Beverage Manager about your disappointment; our staff...

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Club Veranda Stateroom

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