Agra Hotels with Pools

I had an amazing two days stay with a really good breakfast buffet, the rooms were so clean and quiet, they have all the amenities you would need, it might be one of the best hotel at this price range, peaceful and comfortable, really good staff as well, including dining and other services.

The people is so nice in the hotel. The room is huge and it has nice amenities. We had buffet meals and we loved it. No complaints except that Agra is an ugly city. So the surroundings of the hotel are not nice

Old hotel, the facilities in the room are old and the cleanliness is acceptable. Agra smog is very serious, especially in the evening, the air is filled with a strong burnt wood taste, sleep at night is awakened several times... The hotel has no fresh air system filtration, and there is no warm air in the room AC, for Agra 5-6 degrees at night It’s too cold to sleep! The hotel’s own garden is beautiful, with Indian dance performances on weekends and all the staff are nice. When we checked in, we rushed to three tour groups. The group meal filled the cafeteria, causing breakfast to be eaten at another restaurant in the hotel. The quality should not be collected. The next day the group left and everything returned to normal. Based on the price/performance ratio, I suggest you stay at this hotel when you come to the Taj Mahal. Be sure to wear a mask.

Overall experience was average. Food was ok, the upkeep of hotel interiors, lobby areas was not up to the mark. Looks like old property requiring renovation & regular cleaning.

Perfect, high quality and service hotel, we enjoyed it! Feels like not in India, lots of greenery, modern interiors, new bathrooms Recommend!

Great stay and definitely a good hotel if you’re visiting Agra and Taj. One feedback at check-in, I was asked TWICE by the front desk if I prefer to have a twin bed because I booked a king bed for 2 male adults. I told them I’m with my “partner”. They don’t seem to get that he’s my **************** and ASKED AGAIN. Not sure if there’s cultural nuance or outright discrimination — but given that this is a Marriott property with strong global LGBTQ+ inclusion agenda, I’m surprised why I had to be asked differently despite the bed preference stated in my confirmed booking.

The hotel is located between the train station and the old city, close to the old city, there is nothing nearby. Travel can only be tuk. When you meet the hotel at the door, a trip of 100 rupees, and then I hope to pull you to the store, just go. The hotel is in the wall, the facilities and the size of the room are worthy of the price, overall good, service, bad breath. This is the rhythm of India and the requirements cannot be the same as domestic.

The pool and rooms were spotless! My shirt button had come off, and when I asked if they could fix it, Amit and Samegena promptly repaired it for free. They were incredibly kind. If you're ever in Agra, you should definitely consider staying here. You can get a good room at a reasonable price. If you receive good service, consider buying some souvenirs from them. I think it took about 20 minutes to walk to the Taj Mahal.

Room was not clean and thus we had to ask them for cleaning the room. One thing was literally bad at the time of checkout we asked them to give a glass of water or one bottle at least. They didn’t served us. This is hospitality. It’s kinda average.

A Wonderful Stay at Taj Villa, Agra I recently had the pleasure of staying at Taj Villa in Agra, and it was an excellent experience from start to finish. The hotel offers a perfect blend of comfort, cleanliness, and great hospitality, making it an ideal choice for travelers visiting the Taj Mahal.