Azamara Quest cabins and suites

Of all Azamara Quest staterooms, 241 have step-out balconies (out of a total of 355 outside cabins). The cruise ship features 361 staterooms in total, including 44 Suites, 199 Balcony, 94 Oceanview, and 26 Inside cabins. There are 5 wheelchair-accessible (ADA-certified) cabins: 2 Balcony, 2 Oceanview, and 1 Interior.

Four elevators (2 Forward and 2 Aft passenger lifts) connect all decks.

Below is a review of Azamara Quest staterooms in terms of furniture, included amenities, and complimentary services:

All Azamara Quest cabins feature a bedroom (2 twin beds convertible to a queen, deluxe mattresses, pillow menu, 2 standard and 2 decorative pillows, deluxe bedding sets with Egyptian cotton linens, under-bed luggage storage, bedside tables with lamps), a living area (double sofa bed or loveseat with throw pillows, coffee table, vanity desk with chair, ice bucket), and a walk-in closet (safe, mini-fridge/mini-bar). Each room includes a smart HDTV infotainment system with a 40-inch TV (available in Inside, Oceanview, and Balcony cabins), a bathroom (WC, single sink vanity, magnifying mirror, under-sink storage, above-toilet shelving, and shower), individual air conditioning with temperature control, and 110/220V power outlets (2 European, 2 US standard). USB charging ports are located beneath each bedside reading light. A hairdryer is stored in the desk cabinet. Cabin entry is via keycards.

Bathrooms are compact, with small showers equipped with curtains. Amenities include branded shampoo (About Rose), conditioner, body wash, and lotion.

Inside cabins are equipped with Pullman beds (ceiling-mounted). Oceanview and Verandah cabins feature pullout sofas.

The infotainment/interactive TV system offers Internet access, room service ordering, onboard account review, restaurant and bar menus, movies on demand, live webcam views, and access to Azamara Cruises channels with news, enrichment lectures, and itinerary-based port talks.

All Suites and Balcony cabins come with private verandas accessed via floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors. Balconies are furnished with a dining-height table and two wicker chairs.

Complimentary amenities available in all Azamara Quest cabins and suites include a daily replenished fruit basket, bottled water (one per guest, replenished daily), fresh flowers, in-room dining (turn-down sweets and afternoon canapés upon request), personal stationery, an Azamara Cruises tote bag, terry bathrobes and slippers, shoeshine service, binoculars, and umbrellas. Mini-bars offer complimentary sodas and beers, with alcoholic beverages available for purchase.

Inside staterooms include two convertible twin beds and, in some cases, an additional sofa bed.

Oceanview staterooms fall into three main categories: obstructed view, porthole, and picture windows, plus wheelchair-accessible rooms (which are the largest). These cabins include a small sitting area with convertible twin beds, a vanity table, an armchair, and some with sofa beds. Category 4 rooms (Decks 6 and 7) are larger, with 200 ft² (19 m²) of interior space. Category 8 rooms (obstructed view) feature a Panorama Window. Category 6 rooms include a Porthole Window.

Balcony cabins (Verandah categories) include sofa beds, with some offering armchairs and others convertible sofas.

Guests in Azamara Quest’s suite accommodations receive additional complimentary perks, including butler service (priority check-in, luggage delivery, packing/unpacking assistance, debarkation, tendering, dining reservations), en-suite dining (with Afternoon Tea service), shoeshine and garment pressing (2 items), welcome gifts (including a premium liquor bottle of choice), and a wet bar setup (375 ml bottles of Bacardi Gold Rum, Bombay Sapphire Gin, Johnnie Walker Red, Stolichnaya Vodka, and juices). Additional perks include complimentary specialty dining, daily hors d'oeuvres, specialty coffees and teas, soft drinks, bottled water, and in-room spa services.

Continent Suites (Sky Suites) measure 265 ft² (25 m²) with a 60 ft² (6 m²) balcony and feature a red and beige color scheme. Located on Deck 8, each suite includes a large sitting area (convertible sofa, armchair, table, 55-inch TV), a writing desk with a lighted mirror and USB outlets, a larger closet, and a larger bathroom with a bathtub. Portside Continent Suites include bathtubs and sofa beds, while starboard ones have a glass-door shower (no bathtub) and an armchair (no sofa bed).

Ocean Suites (Royal Suites, forward-facing) range from 440 to 500 ft² (41–46 m²), with balconies between 105 and 155 ft² (10–14 m²), furnished with a two-seat dining table and two loungers. Each suite includes a separate living room (four-seat dining table, 55-inch TV, floor-to-ceiling sliding windows), a master bedroom (king-size bed, 40-inch TV, floor-to-ceiling doors), a large walk-in closet, a dressing room with mirrored vanity and chair, and a marble master bathroom with jacuzzi bathtub and glass shower, plus a guest bathroom.

World Suites (Penthouse Suites), located aft, measure 560 ft² (52 m²) with the ship’s largest balconies at 235 ft² (22 m²), furnished with a two-seat dining table and two loungers. Layout and amenities are the same as Ocean Suites.

(NEW) The two Spa Suites (Deck 9 portside) each feature a separate rain shower and a glass-enclosed bathtub with ocean views. Each suite measures 355 ft² (33 m²) with a 55 ft² (5 m²) veranda that includes two loungers. Amenities include a double-sink vanity, jacuzzi bathtub, shower tower with rain head and body jets, two beds convertible to a queen, a sofa bed, a 55-inch TV, and ample storage (walk-in closet and drawers in the bedroom and bathroom). These suites do not have under-bed storage. Additional perks include Spa concierge service, Spa credit, luxury Frette bathrobes and slippers, afternoon snacks via in-room dining, exclusive access to a private spa terrace, and a complimentary “Nights in Private Places” romance package (valued at USD 395).

Room Service is available 24/7 and is complimentary. Breakfast (served from 6:30 to 10:00 am) must be ordered by 1:00 am using door-hanging cards. The breakfast menu includes 8 set combinations and made-to-order items such as eggs, omelets, steak, griddle and baked goods, cold meats, bagels, pancakes, waffles, French toast, cereals, fruits, yogurts, and juices. Lunch and dinner menus are the same and feature beef consommé (roasted beef bone and mirepoix broth), chicken noodle soup, salads (Caprese, Caesar, spinach), club sandwiches (including seafood options), platters (with chips and salsa), three types of pizza, pasta Bolognese, NY strip steak, BBQ chicken tenders, grilled sandwiches, oven-baked salmon, vegetarian options (burger, lasagna, quesadillas, cheese pizza), chocolate chip cookies, soft drinks, and alcoholic beverages. Guests may also order selections from the Main Dining Room’s menu during its operating hours.