Günstige Unterkünfte in Agra
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Col. Lamba Indian Home Stay
Truely , home away from your own home,conceptualized by the visionary Late Shri Badri Bajaj.
58, Gulmohar Enclave Shamashabad Road,Agra - 282 001 (Jugendherberge)
Gardenvilla Homestay
Gardenvilla Villa is located in Agra and is about 15 minutes drive from the major site of Agra.
11, Kaveri Vihar Phase-III Near John Milton School, (Pension)
Grand Hotel - Agra
In the midst of beautifully landscaped lawns lies a colonial structure whose name aptly complements its Grand style. The Grand Hotel Agra graciously combines old world charm with modern day luxury.
137 Station Rd, Agra Cantt (Hotel)
Hotel Bhoomi Residency
The hotel is just walking distance from Taj Mahal & next to Shilp Gram (Taj Mahotsav Ground) at Agra.
1, amarlok Taj link road, Taj Ganj, Agra (India) next to shilp gram (Hotel)
Hotel Kamal
Newly rennovated hotel with very well furnished, clean attached bath with hot water supplied and some rooms have a T.V. & phone. Honest, helpful and friendely staff.
South Gate of Taj Mahal Tajganj (Hotel)
Hotel Sidhartha
The hotel's exquisitely designed 20 guestrooms to fulfill the guest's requirements. At Hotel Sidhartha,
Western Gate Taj-Mahal (Hotel)
Hotel The Oasis
Stay with us, we will accommodate you with our sincere regards and welcome.
44 Bansal Nagar Fatehabad Road (Hotel)
Hotel Vrindavan
Situated only 35 kilometers away from the City of Taj Mahal, Agra,
Fatehpur Sikri Agra (Hotel)
Rose Home Stay
Welcome to your home in the city of Taj . Land of external Love, experience the hospitality at the land of mughals.
21 Old Idgah Colony Near Idgah Bus Stand (Hotel)
Taj Home Stay
Presenting a unique opportunity to experience the hospitality of an Taj Home Stay Our family has worked very hard to create a homely ambience with all the modern amenities.
26/3, Old Idgha colony, Near Idgha Bus stand (Hotel)
Agra
The earliest reference of Agra comes from the epical age, when Mahabharata the Indian Epic refer Agra as Agravana. In the sources prior to this, Agra has been referred as Arya Griha or the abode of the Aryans. The first person who referred Agra by its modern name was Ptolemy (Claudius Ptolemaeus).
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