Radisson Hotel Agra
Hotel
Property Type
3
Total Venues
About Radisson Hotel Agra
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Superior Room Taj View
After a busy day, retreat to one of our Superior Rooms to enjoy views of the palatial Taj Mahal while you sip a drink from the minibar. You can sit down at the work desk and use free Wi-Fi to research notable sites for the next day’s adventures. For a relaxing night in, savor a meal from room service while you watch a show on the LCD satellite TV. After sleeping soundly on your choice of a king bed or two twin beds, start your day with freshly brewed coffee and a free weekday newspaper. All standard amenities are included.
Executive Room - Taj View
Spread out in our spacious Executive Room featuring views of the Taj Mahal and your choice of a king bed or two twin beds. You can set up a mobile office at the well-appointed desk and use free Wi-Fi for your business needs. In the evening, unwind with a drink from the minibar and a show on the LCD satellite TV or order room service if you need to work through dinner. You can begin each morning browsing a daily newspaper and sipping hot coffee or tea. All standard amenities are included. Smoking and non-smoking options are available.
Experience Dining
Oasis
All-day restaurant, Oasis offers both sit-down dining and room service options. You can fill up on the international breakfast and dinner buffets or sample local fare from the robust à la carte menu.
Dress Code: Smart Casual
Henry's
Celebrate a special evening with colleagues or loved ones at Henry’s, the Irish pub and lounge located in our lobby. You can unwind with imported and domestic beers, cocktails, mocktails, wine, and other premium drinks. Light bites are also available.
Dress Code: Smart Casual
Experience by the Space
GYM
Swimming Pool
Explore Near by Places
Anguri Bagh
Shah Jehan built Anguri Bagh or the Garden of Grapes in 1637. With Khas Mahal to its east and red sandstone arcades on the other three sides, it was the principal square of the zenana apartments or the living area of the royal ladies. There was a marble-paved platform with a fountain in its centre and the garden itself was divided into compartments in intricate geometrical patterns. As the name suggests, this garden was known for harvesting the choicest of grapes and flowers throughout the year. It was designed to be a pleasant retreat or paradise garden for the royal ladies and ensured their complete privacy. Hammams or imperial bathhouses adorned with exquisite wall paintings in royal blue and gold were located to its northeast. The tanks near the Jehangiri Mahal ensured the water supply to the ponds and baths of this garden.
