Trident Hotel Agra

... of their workers and they stood out vividly against the clear blue skies (PICS).     We arrived at the Trident Hilton Agra and had a few hours rest before meeting up with our tour guide. The hotel was modern and set in beautiful surroundings ...

... scam whereby they made people ill, took them to a doctor who made them better - for a huge fee!  So we ate in our Trident Hotel.  Stewart went for the 15 Euro Buffet but Gill ate a la carte  - for a little bit more.  There was a ...

... .  I enjoyed the visit to the Red Fort very much. We then made our way back to our gin & tonic at the Trident. We found this was a good spot to buy some jewellery so I bought a lovely gold and peridot pendant, and a silver bracelet. ...

... selective with my shots. Wanted the perfect ones. We finally got home at about 8:30. Long day. Walking around the hotel grounds I realized that Agra also has a unique smell - it smells like sulfur. Dinner at the hotel which was fine and then passed out. ...

... them to get along. An example of excessive use of staff (IMHO) is the ladies' washroom off the lobby of the hotel.  A uniformed attendant opened the washroom door for me, then preceded me to a cubicle that she opened for ...

... very grand, we are tired. Bring on the Taj Mahal and then we will have seen the best of all. We arrive in Agra soon after. Our hotel is the Trident as we have had to moves from the Grand Imperial as the owners have had a death in the family and the whole ...

... and often unrecognizable stuff they were selling, even when the price dropped to 10% of its starting value. We returned to the hotel mid afternoon and spent a couple of hours in the "Mall" opposite were Lisa brought some cheap UK brand clothes, then ...

... ice-cream, before a drink and pack the bags session in our rooms. Tonight we are having our last meal in India at another hotel which is said to have very good Indian food. Are we over curries? Apparently not yet....... Tomorrow we travel the 200km back ...

... group of young men that quickly gathers around me. One even gives me a little ride on his motorcycle! We check in to our hotel in Agra and grab a quick lunch, then race out the door since we can’t wait any longer to visit the fabled Taj Mahal. The ...

... I’m always running late these days, it seems.  Less than awake, I traipse through the lobby of the ultra-modern Trident Hotel in Agra to meet Sushant, who will be my guide for the next few days. ...

... to it. Kerry called "strangely compelling" but I was not compelled to eat mine.  It was after dark when we arrived at the Trident Hotel in Agra.  It was very nice and because of its location in the top tourist city in India, was about twice as ...

... passed around. The train wasn't as nice as Canada trains but it wasn't too bad.  We arrived in Agra at 8:00 a.m. and went to the Trident hotel. A trendy, modern hotel with a pool and lots of palm trees. We basically just hung out and swam for most ...

... is buried here. We then checked into the hotel and the hotel was amazing. We were staying at the Trident Hilton. This was classified as a 3.5* hotel but I think this was nothing short of a 5*. This hotel was cheaper than what we stayed in New Delhi. ...

... of metal on the side that serves as a bumper.  The car didn't stop and Kip wasn't hurt, so we returned to the hotel. Back at the Trident we had lunch and drank wine until it was time to go to the train station.  Kip and Kerry took a dip in the ...

... score into the sandstone religious symbols of all kinds:  Christianity (the fish); Paganism (the pentagram); Hinduism (Shiva’s trident and other Hindu symbols we have seen elsewhere); Judaism (star of David); Fascism (reverse swastikas as used ...

... Mahal or even my idea of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon?  Did I really need to perform two spreadings before I left Agra?                  I was reminded of the ...

... helped us get our bags down in Agra and off the train before the hoards of tourists.   In Agra we are staying at the Trident Hilton, another 4* hotel just past the Taj.  It has nice rooms, comfortable beds and better food than the last place. ...

... due to a scarcity of water, but still stands resplendent after all these years. Upon reaching Jaipur we check into our hotel and have lunch before spending the afternoon touring. We visit a very interesting observatory, Jantar Mantar, begun by Maharaja ...

... Hauz Khas,South Delhi 91-11- 26966625, 26865546, 26856163   AGRA HOTEL Check in: 22th March Check out: 23nd March Taj View Hotel, Agra Taj Ganj Fatehabad Road Agra - 282001 Uttar Pradesh India Tel: 91 562 2232 400-418 Fax: 91 562 2232 420. ...