Souless and tired. It probably was "grand" in its day but it seems to have lost its sparkle and life. Unless you are a fan of lifeless American-style motels. Anyway, having been so spoilt at Shanti Home in Delhi, alarm bells rang when our oh-so-insistent autorickshaw driver from the train station was allowed to loiter in the foyer to hard-sell... more

Arrived at the hotel from Gurgaon at 1:30 am in the morning. Wanted to wash up but was told that hot water only starts at 4 am so had to washup with freezing water as it was December and North India gets chilli during December. Tried to sleep but the mosquitoes would not let. Even tried covering the face from... more

We stayed in the Grand Hotel Agra for one night, on a quick stop through Agra to see the Taj Mahal. The hotel is the Indian equivelant of your average American roadside Motel 6 or Super 8. The hotel was filled with Indians - I didn't see any other foreigners. It is not in the main Taj Ganj area where... more

I stayed in Grand Hotel, Agra for 2 days from 2rd Dec to 4th Dec. Here are some glimps: 1. Hotel organizes Wedding and it creates noise. 2. Restaurant is very costly but food is just average. Due to contoment area , you won't get any other restaurant nearby. 3. Hotel area is big enough with garden but entire property... more

Stayed here Dec. 1, 2007 and was happy with the experience. The room was large & clean; actually was the best HOT shower we had in 3 weeks travel throughout India. Breakfast buffet was so/so. Didn't eat at the restaurant. During wedding season the noise can be a problem, but we found that was an issue almost everywhere we went.... more

We stayed for a couple of nights on our tour. Facilities are basic and the hotel's primary business is as a wedding venue. With this in mind you can expect noise from the events to last into the small hours and the rooms are located around the courtyards. more

I let my Delhi contact book a room here, sight unseen, based on positive reviews. (I've since learned not to do that.) I ended up handing back the key and having my driver follow those Hilton signs I had been seeing. I threw away Rs 2500 for the original room and spent twice that for the new room, but it... more

I contacted this hotel directly from US and told them the dates I needed the room for. They sounded quite informal in reserving room for me. No name or credit card was asked for. Later I realized that August is a lean period and very few guests were seen during our visit. May be that's why they didn't feel the... more

I was in this hotel in the month of march with my family and loved every thing that they had to offer. Service is good, Food is for sure the best you can get in Agra or I should say one of the best I've ever had, Rooms are all newly done and good and very spacious and same with... more