Hotel Amar Agra

Early morning train ride to Agra. Checked into Hotel Amar Yatri Niwas then off for lunch before visiting the Taj Mahal. 750 rupees I had to pay for the entrance fee while all the locals around me paid 20 rupees. What a huge difference. We waited in a line ...

... them to accommodate us with a table in the fancy restaurant. This was great! At least we were in a special hotel, Amar Vilas, in a special place, Agra, at a special restaurant to give Juliette a grandiose dinner party. There were two musicians to fill the ...

... back to Agra. Based on a friend's recommendation, Elana, Alex and Ricki had made a dinner reservation at the classy Amar Villas Hotel in Agra. It was definitely one of the fanciest hotels I've seen in India so far, with 4 beautiful marble fountains in ...

... . He instantly put two garlands of fuschia pink flowers around our neck and congratulated us on our marriage.   Our booked Hotel looked lovely with expansive, marble clad reception. Our room was downstairs below the road. It stank of damp, had ...

... . This is a stunning piece of architecture and one of the most beautiful buildings I've ever seen. Dudley dropped us back at the hotel where I changed into a pair of jeans before heading out to a nearby bar for a few beers. We watched Hindi opera and Ian ...

... site. We got back to my hotel to the fabulous news that the couple who were ferrying my passport to Agra had arrived and we could head over to their hotel to pick up my passport. We jumped back in the car, drove a short distance through the ever present ...

... him and locked him into a small part of the palace for the last years of his life. We stayed at the Oberoi Amar Villas hotel, which I highly recommend. Great views of the Taj and the nicest landscaping I've ever seen at any hotel. I'll try to post ...

... , and the train at 6 a.m. We rolled into Agra six hours later very tired… We had lunch, checked into our hotel, took a little nap, and then found another autorickshaw to drive us to the Taj Mahal.  Autorickshaws and other motor vehicles are ...

After a disappointing breeze through stay in Delhi yesterday, where we visited only the dusty neighborhood of our hotel and had a quick (yet delicious) dinner at the city center (Connaught Place), we joined our Gap Adventure group for an early train ride ...

... station at 0630.  The journey took 2.5hrs and was quite confortable.  Nex t was another ride in a tuk tuk to out hotel.  Once checked in we found some extra guests in our wardrobe - cochroaches and they found death by flip flop! We met ...

Agra Ao chegar em Agra já deixei minhas coisas no hotel e fui para o forte de Agra. Este lugar foi a sede do império mugol durante os séculos 16 e 17. Na entrada uma visão que já impressiona. Um fosso grande que está vazio hoje, mas era cheio de ...

We set out for Agra, a 2-hour drive SE of Delhi, in Uttar Pradesh. We stayed at the Hotel Amar (not recommended unless you like strange smells and large crowds of men loitering outside the cafeteria, which is next to your room), and went to the Taj Mahal ...

Thurday 1/21 - Taj Mahal   We checked into Hotel Amar - nice room - and the Taj guide arranged by 4WD (tour company) met us there and took us to the Taj - it was 750 INR ($17) to enter.  It was late in the day so the fog had burned off - we ...

We arrived at the hotel in Agra at lunch and our hotel was 10 times better than the hotel we stayed at in New Delhi. At least it was warm and we could get a hot shower. After checking in and dumping our bags our guide organized for us all to go to the ...

... that I have an example of all the crazy boys that keep wanting to get a photo with me! I went to the only 5 star hotel in Agra this afternoon. I spent 8 times the normal price for a coke, but it was a diet coke (generally unavailable) and ...