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Activities & entertainment

• Cooking Demonstrations
• Dance Classes
• Enrichment Lectures
• Fitness Center
• Fitness Classes
• Hot Tubs (7)
• Late-Night Activities
• Oasis Salon *
• Oasis Spa *
• Organized Activities & Games
• The Karmala Room
• The Library
• The Retreat *
• Thermal Suite *
• Nightly Live Music
• Outdoor Movie Screen
• The Playhouse
• Terrace Bar - Aft Bar *
• The Blue Bar - Atrium Bar *
• The Epicurean - British Steakhouse *
• Sindhu - British-Indian *
• Venezia - Casual
• Verona - Casual Italian
• The Beach House - Casual Steakhouse *
• Java - Coffee Bar *
• Poolside Grill - Fast Food
• Poolside Pizza - Fast Food
• The Meridian Restaurant - International
• The Oriental Restaurant - International
• The Peninsular Restaurant - International
• Breakers Bar - Pool Bar *
• Aqua Bar - Poolside Bar *
• Coral bar - Poolside Bar *
• Brodie's - Sports Bar *
• The Glass House - Wine Bar *

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P&O Azura Cruise Review

Easter getaway to France, Spain and Guernsey on P&O Cruises Azura.                                 

Firstly, I have to mention the video for this cruise, it’s a long one, but our best so far. It starts with a tour of our Inside cabin followed by a full tour of the ship. We also include footage of what we got up to in each port – take a look at it here:  https://youtu.be/LH_ID2xQcEc

We cancelled the QM2 to go on Azura, had we done the right thing?

In December we were onboard Cunard Queen Victoria (check out our review here ), we found the prices quite high mainly because of the exchange rate, when we came back we found a cracking deal on Azura for 7 nights that was only £150 more than a 2 night cruise we had already booked on QM2 – so we cancelled the QM2 cruise and booked Azura… Had we done the right thing?

As cruise day approached in April, we’d made sure we had checked the weather and it was looking good, packed our 3 cases of clothes (the joys of cruising from Southampton) and our carry on case of wine (another bonus of cruising P&O from Southampton).

Embarkation

Traffic was kind and we arrived in Southampton an hour and half early.

We parked our car with CPS and then made our way in to Mayflower terminal. It was really busy, mostly standing room only but within 15 minutes we were on our way to check-in, security was straightforward and I would say we were on the ship within 30 minutes of arriving which is better than we had expected being so early.

Boarding the ship we immediately noticed how clean and smart she looked, we dodged the ship photographers as we didn’t need another photo and wanted to dump our hand luggage and get exploring.

We had booked the lowest grade inside as a guarantee and ended up getting upgraded to B329 which was great! When I say upgraded I mean within the same grade, so it was a better inside as it was more mid ship and lower.

The cabin itself felt more specious than expected, came with the usual free bottles of water and tea and coffee making facilities.

There was a mini bar in the fridge which we didn’t use as we bought our own but noted the prices were the same as the bars so that’s convenient and your not paying extra for it.

Our cabin steward was amazing, really friendly and nothing was too much. We requested wine glasses and he made sure they were replaced daily or when he made the room up. He also noticed we had taken a couple of green tea bags from the buffet – so provided us with a full box of green tea without having to ask, small touches make the difference.

The room was serviced in the morning once we left and then turned down while at dinner – a chocolate and Horizon magazine detailing the following days activities were also left on the bed.

There was ample storage and the bathroom as you expect. You could review your account on the TV which was good, but in general the TV was slow and clunky.

We kept the air con on the lowest setting and this kept the room nice and cool.

No problems with noise other than when people forgot to close their cabin door and instead left them slam shut – will confess we did this a few times when we forgot how heavy the doors are.

We had freedom dining in the Peninsular restaurant. We dinned here 3 times in total.

On the first night we went down about 8pm and were given a pager, this appeared to bleep intermittently and never went off to notify us; so we went back 45 minutes later and there was a table ready.

On the first night we both had the prawn cocktail, Luke had the pan fried chicken breast and myself the sirloin steak, both excellent. We finished off with sticky toffee pudding and a selection of cheese.

Similar issues the following night with the pager, this time it kept telling us we were out of reach even though we were nearby.

So we returned about 30 minutes later and our table was ready. Tonight was Marco’s Menu (Black tie night).

We went for the Smoked Duck Breast as a starter, Grilled Calves Liver, Kidney and Choritzo Brochette and Roast Salmon and Prawns for mains followed by a cheese board.

We skipped some courses as we did not want to over eat. Food quality and taste were excellent.

Night 3 we spent at the Glasshouse, the Sturf and Turf, Cassoulet, Tempura battered prawns and Quail scotch eggs were amazing. We had this meal with a flight of wine each. The small platters were about £5 and the surf and turf was about £7.

Not sure what we thought about the layout of this Glasshouse – I think we preferred the one on Ventura or Britannia . The great thing about the Glasshouse is each wine is available by the glass and something we learnt speaking to the head sommelier on Britannia was if you are not sure you can ask for a free taster glass, it’s just a sip sized glass but enough to check you like what you are about to buy.

We love the Glasshouse concept and Azura didn’t disappoint, just not sure if it was the best layout.

Night 4 we spent at Atul Kochhar ‘s Sindu. We recommend not eating too much the day you come here as you will leave stuffed. Here we had the prawns, crab, beef fillet, Atul’s signature dish followed by chocolate pudding. The food tasted superb and the service top notch. The cover charge was £20 and well worth it.

Night 5 we were back at the Glasshouse. We shared 3 small plates of Roulade of duck, tempura prawns and Quail scotch eggs. As our mains we had the Sliders and Guinnie fowl pie, finished off with a cheeseboard. With 2 glasses of wine this came to about £30, well worth it for a very satisfying meal.

Night 6 we spent in the Peninsular dining room, we arrived about 6:15 and were directed to a table for 2. We got in early tonight to make sure we saw the Chefs parade, a great P&O tradition. Tonight the food was fab, I didn’t note what we had eaten though sorry.

On the final night we went to The Beach House. This is an area of the buffet that is sectioned off and where you have table service with a delicious looking menu. The dress code is more relaxed here and it seemed popular the night we were there. The cover charge is £7.50 but there is additional charge for some items. I had the Steak on a hot stone – very smokey when it appeared but as I like my steak rare, I removed it from the stone and cooked small pieces as I wanted them. I have to say the steak was very tasty indeed. Luke had the seafood skewer, a fishy selection on a hanging skewer, also very tasty.

Recommend trying the Beach house, it was our first time but we will go back again.

Note, the select dining venues have two menus, A and B, they changed midweek so on our cruise you could go twice and have different menus if you wanted to.

As you can tell by the length of this section, we liked the food… A lot!

We spend quite a bit of time in the bars working our way through the gin and cocktail menu. There were some special 180 year celebration drinks in the menu which were nice.

The Benares at Sindu was a favourite of ours.

Azura has a number of bars, from the local style pub (Brodie’s), the Planet bar that has huge TVs on the wall showing sights from across the world and if you want to dance the night away there is Manhattan.

I also have to mention the Glasshouse again – this has to be our favourite place onboard Azura.

I will go in to more detail on each port in future blogs, so here is a brief overview:

La Rochelle

We took the free shuttle bus in to town – having pre booked the Aquarium, we headed straight there,  We must have spent about 2 hours looking around this fabulous attraction – well worth a visit. After this we had a walk around before joining the queue for the shuttle bus back to the ship.

Visit our port guide for La Rochelle at  https://cruisemonkeys.com/la-rochelle-on-our-own

Bilbao is a very clean city, having taken the free shuttle we found our way to the Guggenheim museum, we didn’t go in but instead appreciated it from outside.  We had a photo by the giant topiary dog before then walking along the river to the funicular railway.  From the view point you could see all of Bilbo – spectacular views!

We had a walk around the marina and then explored the beach – there was no shuttle needed here.  In hindsight, I think we should have booked an excursion to make more out of this port of call.

We love going on a tender, so were in our element when it came to St Peters port.  We had a little wander around the town and sat down to watch all the boats coming and going while enjoying some Guernsey ice cream. Yum!

Our final thoughts…

So to conclude, as I’m sure you can tell, we had a fab time on Azura – she is a fab ship and would suit couples like us or families alike, we will be back!

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Thanks for your review, we are sailing on her on the 8th October for 12 nights around Spain. We are from Australia the hard part is the 23 hour flight.

23hour flight?! Eeek! I am sure you will have a fab time!

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Why cruise on this ship.

Family friendly - Azura offers the perfect balance, bringing the opportunity to enjoy quality time together as well as time separately. From hassle-free meal times to carefree days out, we really have got it all covered.

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In April 2010, Azura was unveiled as the most sophisticated addition to the P&O Cruises fleet. She is a large cruise ship with an impressive selection of accommodation from the grand and luxurious Suite to the modest but comfortable Inside Single Stateroom. The vessel is designed in a premium, elegant style throughout.

Through various structural innovations, Azura has a tremendous amount of outer deck space, allowing for an al-fresco cinema and beauty spa for passengers who wish to unwind. Fun seekers, however, will prefer the ship’s casino, sports courts and numerous bars and lounges. Meanwhile, evening entertainment is assured with a host of lively nightclubs and an 800-seat show lounge presenting musical productions and cabaret acts.

Azura offers exceptional dining via a selection of excellent restaurants and bistros. Sindu, by Atul Kochhar, serves gourmet Indian cuisine in a formal setting while the Glass House provides a delicious seafood menu with fabulous wines selected by Ollie Smith. In conclusion, Azura combines style and sophistication with first-rate amenities and a fascinating travel itinerary to ensure that all passengers enjoy a splendid cruise experience.

P&O Cruises Azura Accommodation

Accommodation on the Azura

• Suites with Balcony and Bath/Shower
• Superior Deluxe Balcony Stateroom with Bath.
• Balcony Stateroom with Shower
• Outside Stateroom with Shower
• Inside Stateroom with Shower

Azura Suites include

• Two lower beds convertible to a king-size bed.
• Bathroom with full-size whirlpool bath and separate shower.
• Dressing area.
• Lounge area with sofa, chairs and table.
• Mini stereo
• Butler service

Azura Staterooms include

• Two lower beds convertible to a King-size bed.
• Bathroom with small bath, shower and WC
• Two-seater sofa and table
• Luxurious pamper pack

Azura Dining Options

Sindhu Superb Indian-style restaurant designed by Michelin-star chef Atul Kochhar.

The Glass House Fine seafood and grill restaurant with an excellent wine selection and impressive ocean views.

The Epicurean

A fine dining experience.

Venezia and Verona

Azura’s buffet options.

The Peninsular Restaurant

One of Azura’s main dining rooms.

The Meridian Restaurant

One of four freedom dining options aboard Azura.

P&O Cruises Azura Features & Facilities

• A two-tier 800 seat theatre
• An open-air cinema.
• 3 swimming pools.
• Sports court.
• Numerous lively bars and lounges.
• Oasis Spa and Thermal Suite
• An exclusive alfresco spa terrace.
• An array of treatment rooms.

For more information regarding P&O Cruises Azura, please call our Voyage Consultants on 0800 008 6677 . Alternatively,  please make an online enquiry for your preferred sailing.

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Single Inside with Shower

Approximately 130 sq. ft. These spacious cabins are perfect if you want a more economical way to travel and prefer to be out and about experiencing the ship or reclining up on deck by the pools.

Single Outside with Shower

Approximately 130 sq. ft. If a balcony is not top of your list, but you’re seeking great value and a sea view, then our Sea view cabins are ideal. Well designed and with all those little extras.

Inside with Shower

Approximately 159-236 sq. ft. These spacious cabins are perfect if you want a more economical way to travel and prefer to be out and about experiencing the ship or reclining up on deck by the pools.

Outside with Shower (Obstructed Views)

Approximately 167-261 sq. ft. If a balcony is not top of your list, but you’re seeking great value and a sea view, then our Sea view cabins are ideal. Well designed and with all those little extras.

Outside (Part Obstructed View) with Shower

Outside with Shower

Approximately 158-166 sq. ft. If a balcony is not top of your list, but you’re seeking great value and a sea view, then our Sea view cabins are ideal. Well designed and with all those little extras.

Balcony with Shower

Approximately 221-421 sq. ft. There’s nothing quite like opening your patio style doors onto your own private balcony, especially to take in the fresh morning air or to enjoy a spectacular sail in to your next destination.

Superior Deluxe Balcony with Bath/Shower

Approximately 314-466 sq. ft. There’s nothing quite like opening your patio style doors onto your own private balcony, especially to take in the fresh morning air or to enjoy a spectacular sail in to your next destination.

Suite with Bath/Shower

Approximately 449-451 sq. ft. The ultimate in luxury, our butler-serviced Suites offer the extra space of a lounge area (perfect for entertaining), a superior bathroom, dressing area and a broad balcony to take in the sights.

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Azura staterooms review, floor plans, photos.

Azura cabins and suites review at CruiseMapper provides detailed information on cruise accommodations , including floor plans, photos, room types and categories, cabin sizes, furniture details and included by P&O UK (P&O Cruises) en-suite amenities and services.

The Azura cruise ship cabins page is conveniently interlinked with its deck plans showing deck layouts combined with a legend and review of all onboard venues.

Aft Penthouse Suite

Layout (floor plan), balcony suite, family suite, superior deluxe balcony cabin.

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Azura cabins review

P&O Azura cruise ship cabins for disabled passengers (wheelchair accessible staterooms) are of the following types (location – category #numbers): Suite (deck 14 – B2 #R415), Balcony (deck 9 – DB #D304-D308, DD #D703-D707; deck 10 – HB #C301-C302-C303-C304; deck 11 – HB #B301-B302-B303-B304; deck 12 – HB #A-301-A302-A303-A304; deck 14 – HC #R301-R302-R303-R304), Oceanview (deck 8 – MC #E301-E302, NC #E303-E304) and Inside (deck 5 – PC #P340; deck 12 – PB #A312; deck 14 – PC #R312; deck 15 – PF #L248-L252). The number of all cabin categories is 35.

Follows the review of P&O Cruises Azura staterooms as furniture, amenities and included (complimentary) services:

Penthouse Suites are on 2 levels (connected via spiral stairs), with upper level’s size 360 ft2 / 33 m2 with the balcony, and lower level’s size of 575 ft2 / 53 m2 with a second balcony. Azura’s Penthouse cabins feature master bedroom (on the upper level) with 2 single beds (electronically adjustable /convertible to king), dressing area (walk-in closet), bathroom (whirlpool tub, separate shower, WC, dual sink), lounge/seating area with L-shaped sofa and armchairs, 6-seat dining table, chairs, bar area, baby grand piano, library area (chair and music equipment), guest bathroom (WC, sink).

Suite and Mini-Suite accommodations have 2 twin beds (convertible to king), bathroom (separate shower, full-size whirlpool tub, dual sink, WC, steamers, footstool, hairdryer), guest bathroom (WC), lounge/seating area (sofa, table, armchairs), smart HDTV, mini stereo, radio, phone, safe, steward cabin service (daily), mini-bar/refrigerator, tea/coffee maker, individual air-conditioning, vanity (desk, chair), wardrobe/drawers.

Bonus amenities for Penthouse and Suite passengers include butler service, Welcome Aboard gifts (fruits, flowers, Champagne, bottled water, chocolates), cotton robes, slippers, premium bath products, magazine/newspaper (daily), atlas, binoculars, in-room dining (daily canapes). All Suites and balcony rooms feature floor-ceiling sliding doors leading to a private veranda (furnished with table and reclining chairs).

Deluxe Balcony cabins have 2 lower/twin beds (convertible to king), bathroom (shower, WC, small-size bathtub), cabin steward service (daily), HDTV, phone, radio, safe, hairdryer, atlas, binoculars, mini-bar/refrigerator, tea/coffee maker, vanity (desk and chair), wardrobe/drawers, individual air-conditioning.

Oceanview/outside cabins are with 1 Picture Window and have the same amenities as balcony staterooms. Inside cabins are with the same amenities and lack the balcony/window feature. Staterooms #A200-A201 as additional beds have double sofas.

Azura ship’s Single cabins are in category RE-Oceanview, located forward on decks 11-A and 9-C. This type of cabins can be booked with single occupancy rates and is designed specifically for solo travellers.

Bonus amenities for all cabin types are mineral bottled water (upon embarkation) and luxury pamper pack. When 3 or 4 passengers share a cruise cabin equipped with upper berths, both lower/twin beds can’t be pushed together.

In all Azura staterooms, there are UK standard 3-pin sockets. There are shave points located in bathrooms. In all staterooms, the power supply is 220V (frequency 60HZ). Plug sockets location is as follows: 1 in the bathroom (110 V/ 220V), 2 by the vanity table and phone ((220V), by the TV (3 x 110V near beds, plus 2 x 110V near the sofa), 1 near the mini-bar/fridge (220V).

Note: Before 2017, all suites had ironing facilities (ironing area with an iron, board, trouser press). This amenity is no longer available.

Azura cabin and suite plans are property of P&O UK (P&O Cruises) . All floor plans are for informational purposes only and CruiseMapper is not responsible for their accuracy.