From the interior staterooms to the beautiful Club World Owners Suites, accommodations on Azamara Quest are well above the cruise ship average in terms of size and luxury. Book a suite and you even get the services of an "English-trained" butler. The Quest doesn't stay in any particular port for very long, sailing the world throughout the year for "destination voyages" to special places and special events (like Carnival in Rio, the Monaco Grand Prix and the British Open).
Some Azamara Quest ship facts:
Inaugural cruise in: 2007
Maximum number of passengers: 694
Number of pools: 1
Number of bars and lounges: 3
Azamara Quest's specialty restaurants (cover charge for non-suite guests) are Aqualina (for seafood) and the steakhouse Prime C. The main dining room is Discoveries Restaurant, serving up fine food at breakfast, lunch and dinner - no reservations required. Casual dining is available at Windows Cafe, the Pool Grill, Mosaic Cafe and the Looking Glass lounge.
While on Quest you can engage in some serious pampering at the Spa, in the Salon or get some personal fitness training.