Find 3 Star Hotels in Fatehabad Road from AED 52

"Room was clean, but street side had a bit more noise. Staff was eager to help. Previously unaware restaurant was only veg. Our group would hvae liked eggs for breakfast. "

"Can’t say much. Can do better. "

"Tres bel hôtel Chambre grande confortable et tres propre Dans un quartier un peu a l ecart donc silencieux. Sécurisé la nuit avec un garde devant la porte Petit déjeuner tres bon. Seul bémol mais l hôtel n y est pour rien il y a des moustiques comme dans toute la ville dAgra donc prenez de quoi vous en protéger "

"This place is dusgusting, hot water, smelly bathrooms, mosquitos, dirty and worn sheets n towels... stained. Staff turn A/C off externally, and power to rooms so if phone on charge... it don't charge. Restaurant staff don't understand toast n jam on menu, and charge extra for butter. My rooms cost me £24 per night 2 rooms single occupancy, so £96 advertised at £12 pernight some places... not worth £12 "Very close to Taj Mahal" was the only positive thing can be said. "

"Over all experience was very nice "

"Great budget-friendly stay with Vikrant & his wonderful family. "

"Property location is good, ample parking space, rooms are spacious, restaurant food is good, staff service is good. "

"Excellent location. Hotel was very close to the Taj Mahal and main area of the city. Stayed for 2 nights. Hotel was walking distance to TDI shopping centre and one of the famous bakeries of the city called “Gopaldas” Hotel had an in-house restaurant called “Kwality”. It was the best food we had in Agra city. Overall a great experience, would love to visit again when in India next!"

"The problem arose when we checked in asked about hot water in bathroom. Was assured it was there. Not only did it not come in the night but no hot water was available in the morning as well. We had to ask for heater to be turned on when we checked in and during the night it was turned off. Woke up cold and had to shower in cold water. The pillows were stained a dirty. There were blood stains on them. "