Azamara Quest Veranda (and Veranda Plus) Stateroom

Editors rating:
3.5
/5.0
Good

Azamara Quest Veranda (and Veranda Plus) Stateroom

Editors rating:
3.5
/5.0
Good

The Azamara Quest Veranda Staterooms are small, but good design makes them feel bigger. They also have a smart bathroom and a nice veranda.

By Published On: 5 Jun 2023

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The Azamara Quest Veranda Stateroom (and near identical Veranda Plus) are cozy, yet comfortable. While there is no escaping the fact they are modest in size, smart design makes them feel more roomy. These staterooms have a small, but functional bathroom as well as a relatively large veranda.

The Azamara Quest Veranda and Veranda Plus Staterooms were refurbished in 2016. The decor is modern, taking inspiration from nature’s elements of water, sand, wood and stone. Tones of white, cream and charcoal are accented by sparkling chrome highlights. It’s a very pleasant home away from home.

Room ratings

RoomRating
Size
(3.0)
Design
(3.5)
Cleanliness
(4.5)
Condition
(4.0)
Sitting space
(2.5)
Closet space
(3.0)
Soundproofing
(3.0)
Balcony
(4.0)
BathroomRating
Size
(3.5)
Storage space
(3.5)
Products
(2.0)
Towels
(3.5)
Shower/bath
(3.5)
Cleanliness
(5.0)
Condition
(4.5)
BeddingRating
Comfort
(4.5)
Condition
(5.0)
Pillow options
(3.5)
Blanket options
(3.5)

A cozy living space

The living space is modest in size, but it feels somewhat bigger thanks to clever design features and a bright decor.

An Azamara Quest Veranda Stateroom.
The Veranda Staterooms (and near identical Veranda Plus Staterooms) are cozy and comfortable.

The Azamara Quest Veranda and Veranda Plus Staterooms both have a combined sleeping and sitting area. The sitting area has an unusually shaped sofa which enhances the sense of space, but some may find it uncomfortable. There is also an adjustable coffee table.

The sitting area in a Veranda Stateroom on Azamara Quest.
Some may find the unusually shaped sofa uncomfortable.

The Veranda Stateroom has a writing desk with two US and two European power outlets. A refrigerated mini bar is under the desk.

The writing desk in a Veranda Stateroom on Azamara Quest.
The writing desk in a Veranda Stateroom on Azamara Quest.
US and Euro power points in a Veranda Stateroom.
US and Euro power points make for easy device charging.

There is a surprisingly comfortable bed (medium-firm feel) which can be configured as a queen or twin set up. The bed is framed by a padded headboard.

A queen bed setup in a Veranda Stateroom on Azamara Quest.
The queen bed setup is very comfortable.

There are nightstands of differing shapes on either side. These were handy for storing personal effects like reading glasses. In addition, there are multidirectional reading lamps and bedside USB-A charging points which are compatible with older devices.

A nightstand in a Veranda Stateroom on Azamara Quest.
Nightstands are useful for storing personal items like spectacles.

The Azamara Quest Veranda and Veranda Plus Staterooms have a wall mounted interactive TV. It has movies on-demand and also lets you view your itinerary or shipboard account.

The living space also has a full length mirror, as well as a small bar with complimentary bottles of water.

Surprisingly large veranda

The veranda is a delight. It is surprisingly large, with space for an outdoor dining setting.

A veranda on Azamara Quest.
The veranda has space for an outdoor dining setting.

In fact, you can even enjoy a full meal on your private veranda as the ocean drifts by.

The petit bathroom

The bathroom in the Azamara Quest Veranda and Veranda Plus Staterooms is petit, but also functional and good looking.

A bathroom in an Azamara Quest Veranda Stateroom
The bathroom is small, but functional.

There are stylish timber cabinets below the vanity for extra storage. The vanity top has space for your bath products. In addition, there is more shelf space on the walls. 

Azamara Eco-Boutique bath products.
Azamara Eco-Boutique bath products.

It’s worth noting that the lighting in the bathroom is excellent.

Veranda Stateroom Storage

There is enough storage space in the Azamara Quest Veranda and Veranda Plus Staterooms for a typical 14-day cruise vacation. A single closet has hanging space, drawers and shelving. 

The closet in an Azamara Quest Veranda Stateroom
There is hanging space for two cases full of clothing.

This should be fine for most voyages, but on longer sailings when you pack more clothing, storage could become an issue. 

Editors tip: Once you’ve unpacked your luggage be sure to open it out before sliding it under the bed, that way it will fit more easily.

In addition, there is extra storage space under the bar area. We found this useful for keeping larger items. There is also a safety deposit box.

The author sailed as a guest of Azamara.

About the Author: Jason Kerr

Jason is the founder and Managing Editor of The Luxury Cruise Review. He has a passion for travel, a weakness for espresso coffee and a love of Greek cuisine.

One Comment

  1. Robert Caille 8 Aug 2019 at 22:40 - Reply

    Table on veranda is too large and is fixed to floor.

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