Hello everyone,just a resort u r seeing in such a busy place . walking distance to taj mahal.just a place to sleep,big room,good location and nice food. THAT,S it ! BUT drawbacks are bigger than better things---- ditry rooms filled with dust,no tea & cooffee maker after mentioning it,staff ready to collect tips,dirty bathrooms,the bed is also very dirty and full of dust.MY opinion if going alone u can go but if going with family please dont go.

We stayed here for one night, which is really all that you need in Agra.

The set up of this place is great. It is a series of bungalows around a large garden area and a pool. There is also some play equipment for kids. When you are in your room the noise of horns and traffic is drowned out by the birds which is a nice change from the noises you usually encounter in India.

However, the room was in need of a serious make over. It was old and dreary. The bathroom had a leaking toilet and bull ants were always present. I think in the 24 hours we were there we killed about 30. There was no hot water. Agra also has an issue with the power dropping out - every day. This place does operate on a generator so it's only briefly that you are without lighting etc.

It's a real shame, because the property really does have potential to be different from all the rest with the style that they offer. But, people are going to come to Agra no matter what, so really.... why would they bother improving it?!

We paid more than the room was worth. Again though, you're in Agra, so they can charge what they want. Food was nice and the staff were incredibly helpful and always asking if there was anything that they could do for you.

Look out for a lovely rickshaw driver called Vicky.... he made out time in Agra very memorable and fun!

My girlfriend and I stayed here in March 2010, and we weren't too impressed. If you're passing through and looking for somewhere to stay for one night, it'd probably suffice. We did two nights (we'd booked in advance) and paid £30 a night for a room. Definitelty not worth that price unless you can't find an alternative place. The grounds were lovely, but staff, cleanliness and general attitude of the place was really poor. At 11pm, when we told two men who'd rushed forward to grab our bags that we only had 500 rupees, and so couldn't tip them right there, they told us they'd go and get some change for us. The next morning, the blokes who served breakfast stood over us until we gave them something for a tip. Really just a crappy attitude. The rooms were relatively clean, and it was a short tuk-tuk ride to the Taj Mahal, but otherwise definitely wouldn't recommend this place.

Slightly disappointing.
The cottages are nice and the pool is refreshing. The staff are too helpful (hanging around for tips at every opportunity).
The hotel is about a 30 minute walk from the centre.
The hotel has a resort feel to it and offers an oasis of calm in busy Agra