Hotel Yamuna View Agra

General Information

The Hotel Yamuna View Agra is situated centrally within the town, providing clients with free access to such park amusements as the Taj Mahal, the Agra Fort, the Fatehpir Sikri, the Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, and the Sikandra. Shopping, dining, and work choices are within mins of this lodging in Agra as well. Travel choices close to the Hotel Yamuna View Agra comprise the bus station and the railway station, both of which are 2 miles away. Social conveyance alternatives are accessible, and the hotel offers on-site car parking to its clients.

Guests will find that the fifty-eight apartments at the Hotel Yamuna View Agra propose such service as air-conditioning, cable tv, direct-dial telephones, minibars, coffeemakers, refrigerators, and privy bathrooms with hot water and hairdryers. The rooms for guests also have suite amenities accessible.

Amenities offered by the Hotel Yamuna View Agra comprise a restaurant, a hall, meeting space, a pool, a hotel park, a sauna, a currency exchange facility, a charm boutique, and a baths, featuring massages and other treatments. The inn also has panoramic gardens for visitor use, and 4 lawns facing the swimming pool.

Location Information

District Attractions:

AGRA FORT:
Within a radius of three kms, on the banks of river Yamuna rises the crescent-like Agra Fort. Planned and built by Akbar in 1565 A.D., the fort is encircled by a 70 foot high wall. It houses the idyllic Pearl Mosque and several castles including the Jahangiri Mahal, Diwan-i-Khas, Diwan-i-Am, Machihi Bhawan and Moti Masjid.

SIKANDRA:
12 kms. Begun by Emperor Akbar and completed by his son Jahangir in 1613 AD, Akbar tomb in Sikandra is a blend of Hindi and Muslim art and architecture which, like the Emperor himself, characterized the era. Open: Sunrise to sunset.

FATEHPUR SIKRI:
Thirty-km southwest of Agra lies a deserted sandstone town, Fatehpur Sikri, the royal capital of Akbar the Great. Fathepur Sikri is a concrete expression of the towering personality, the ambition and the refined taste of the primary king.

The walled town retains the mausoleum of the Sufi fakir, Saleem Chisti who is said to have granted Akbar and his Hindu queen Jodhabai their wish for a son. The major entry to Fatehpur Sikri is via the 175 feet Buland Darwaza, the most high gateway in the world. It was constructed by Akbar.

Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary:
The above Sanctuary is around 60kms from Agra by highway. The enterance fee is Rs. 200/- for a person auto charges are Rs. 50/- for every auto. The Timings are 6am to 6pm.

Mathura Virindavan:
The 2 towns are about 55-65 km from Agra town. They are open from Sunrise to saunset.