By Published On: 14 Apr 2016

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The Azamara Quest Club Veranda Stateroom is small, with only 16.3 sq.m. / 175 sq.ft. of internal space and a veranda of 3.7 sq.m. / 40 sq.ft. However, the room is bright and airy and it includes thoughtful amenities like fresh flowers. Each Azamara Quest veranda room is also immaculately maintained.

Azamara Quest Club Veranda Stateroom ratings

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

Position and layout

The Azamara Quest Club Veranda Staterooms are located forward, midship and aft on decks 6, 7 and 8.

The layout is typical, featuring a small entry hall with closet on one side and bathroom on the other. Beyond this is the bedroom and sitting area which leads onto the veranda.

Overall the space in the Azamara Quest veranda room does feel somewhat restricted. There is not much room to move around the bed and living space. This is something that larger guests may struggle with.

The living space

Azamara regulars will notice a marked difference in the Azamara Quest veranda stateroom décor following the April 2016 refurbishment. The Azamara Quest Club Veranda rooms now have a clean, modern feel inspired by nature’s elements of water, sand, wood and stone. Tones of white, cream and charcoal are accented by dark honey colour timber and sparkling silver chrome highlights.

The Azamara Quest Club Veranda Stateroom living space.
The Azamara Quest Club Veranda Stateroom living space.

In the living space a queen size bed is framed by a luxurious leather bedhead with both mood and reading lights on either side. A large flat screen TV is mounted on the all opposite.

The sitting area of the Azamara Quest veranda room features a writing desk, convertible coffee table and 2-seater lounge with a curved back. The lounge looks great, but we are not convinced of its comfort when used by two people at once.

As is customary, the coffee table can be converted to a small dining table should you chose to order dinner in you stateroom.

The veranda

There’s just enough room on the narrow private veranda to fit an outdoor table and two chairs – it can be a squeeze when moving around these. However, it is a very pleasant space and many guests find they spend a good deal of time on their veranda.

The veranda of an Azamara Quest Club Veranda Stateroom.
The veranda of an Azamara Quest Club Veranda Stateroom.

Bathroom

The bathroom of the Azamara Quest Club Veranda Stateroom is small, but surprisingly functional. During the April 2016 refurbishment the bathrooms received new timber cabinets below the vanity and new shelving. These features not only give added storage, but cleverly provide a greater sense of space. The bathrooms of each Azamara Quest veranda room feature a makeup mirror and top quality Grohe tap wear. Lighting in the bathroom is excellent.

The bathroom in an Azamara Quest Club Veranda Stateroom.
The bathroom in an Azamara Quest Club Veranda Stateroom.

Storage in the Azamara Quest veranda room

Hanging space for clothing in the Azamara Quest Club Veranda Stateroom consists of a single closet with 3-timber doors. We note that the doors are noisy when closed. There is ample room to stow luggage under the bed.

Azamara Quest Club Veranda Stateroom amenities

The Azamara Club Veranda Stateroom includes the following amenities:

  • Egyptian cotton bed linen with duvet
  • Terry bathrobes and slippers
  • 24-hour room service
  • Welcome fruit basket at embarkation
  • Fresh-cut flowers
  • Tote bag
  • Complimentary use of umbrella and binoculars
  • Complimentary shoe shine-service
  • Turndown treats
  • Daily news bulletin

Our verdict

In spite of the undeniably attractive new décor, there’s no getting away from the fact that the Azamara Quest Club Veranda Stateroom is small. This may present challenges for some guests. We rate it 3.5-stars.

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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