




Taj Agra
Infinity pool and first-rate service near the Taj Mahal
About this hotel
Staying at Taj Agra places you just a kilometre from the magnificent Taj Mahal, offering a blend of luxury and convenience. The hotel's infinity pool provides a refreshing escape, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring Agra's historical sites. Inside, the rooms are designed for comfort, each equipped with a minibar and tea/coffee facilities, ensuring a pleasant stay. Dining is a highlight, with options ranging from the traditional flavours of Daawat-e-Nawab to the international menu at Palato-All Day Dining. For evening relaxation, Infini-The Sky Lounge offers refreshing beverages and panoramic views, creating a memorable experience.
- Infinity pool
- Spa facilities
- Close to Taj Mahal
- Multiple dining venues
Our take
Taj Agra is the one I would choose near the Taj Mahal for its infinity pool, backed by a spa and fitness centre. Dining ranges from traditional Indian cuisine to multi-cuisine dishes at the sky lounge, which makes evenings easy. Air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi keep the stay comfortable, and the service is a strong point. Its 8.7 rating confirms solid quality.
- ✓Take advantage of the infinity pool for a relaxing dip after a day of sightseeing.
- ✓Explore the diverse dining options, especially Infini-The Sky Lounge for evening drinks and views.
- ✓Plan your visit to the Taj Mahal early in the morning to avoid crowds, given its close proximity.
Why we love it
- The striking infinity pool
- First-rate service and amenities
- Proximity to the Taj Mahal
- Diverse dining experiences
Why guests love itTaj Agra carries one of the highest review counts in this set, over 2,300, at an 8.7 rating, giving it more social proof than most of its competitors. Its infinity pool and sky lounge dining set a resort tone distinct from the area's business hotels, and the multiple dining options span traditional Indian to multi-cuisine menus. It suits travellers who want a full-service five-star stay near the Taj Mahal rather than a purely functional base for sightseeing.