What's the area like around Soami Bagh Temple?

Soami Bagh Temple is located in a walkable area of Agra known for its picturesque gardens and array of dining options. If you're looking for a convenient place to stay, take a look at the 9 hotels and other accommodations you'll find within a mile.

What can I see and do near Soami Bagh Temple?

Taj Mahal, Agra Fort and Itmad-ud-Daulah's Tomb are some of the local landmarks to explore. A trip to Kinari Bazar and Sadar Bazar might be just the ticket for souvenir shopping. St. John's College and Jama Masjid are some sights worth a visit in the area.

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: Soami Bagh Temple is located in a walkable area of Agra known for its picturesque gardens and array of dining options. If you’re looking for a convenient place to stay, take a look at the 9 hotels and other accommodations you’ll find within a mile.
: Taj Mahal, Agra Fort and Itmad-ud-Daulah’s Tomb are some of the local landmarks to explore. A trip to Kinari Bazar and Sadar Bazar might be just the ticket for souvenir shopping. St. John’s College and Jama Masjid are some sights worth a visit in the area.

Soami Bagh Temple Hotel Reviews

Expedia Verified Review…

2 out of 5

Condition is bad, cleaning very bad, Location is ok…

A verified traveller stayed at Hotel Sunway Inn

Posted 7 months ago

Hotel Sunway Inn

Definitely the worst hotel I've ever stayed in…

1 out of 5

Hotel is very far from anything, you can't just walk, even if you want to walk through slums, because everything else is on the other side of the river connected by two cars-only bridges. You have to get a rickshaw for 300-500rupees one-way.Take that into consideration when thinking about saving $30 off downtown located hotel. When I arrived for a checkin they didn't have my hotels.com reservations. Ok, they've asked me to send vouchers via email, and I did that. Despite the fact, that I had booked and paid for Executive room with kitchen and city view, they gave me a double with stone wall view, two rooms away from the restaurant and conference hall aka "party place". Walls are sliver thin. So every day I'd wake up at 7am, because people would start coming for breakfast blabbing on their way, and go asleep at 1am when people finally stop partying (they rent "party place" for non-guest parties). Mentioned all that to staff to no avail. The room doesn't have any heaters, so when it's 5C outside, it's like 15C inside. No hot water either, only mildly tepid - I'd say at most 20C. For the first day I had no toilet paper. In-room WiFi at best 1mbps, when standing near the door, when it works at all. Specifically asked the night previous to long-awaited checkout for a taxi at 7am next morning, only to be said at 7am that all taxis are booked, get a rickshaw.…Hotel is very far from anything, you can't just walk, even if you want to walk through slums, because everything else is on the other side of the river connected by two cars-only bridges. You have to get a rickshaw for 300-500rupees one-way.Take that into consideration when thinking about saving $30 off downtown located hotel. When I arrived for a checkin they didn't have my hotels.com reservations. Ok, they've asked me to send vouchers via email, and I did that. Despite the fact, that I had booked and paid for Executive room with kitchen and city view, they gave me a double with stone wall view, two rooms away from the restaurant and conference hall aka "party place". Walls are sliver thin. So every day I'd wake up at 7am, because people would start coming for breakfast blabbing on their way, and go asleep at 1am when people finally stop partying (they rent "party place" for non-guest parties). Mentioned all that to staff to no avail. The room doesn't have any heaters, so when it's 5C outside, it's like 15C inside. No hot water either, only mildly tepid - I'd say at most 20C. For the first day I had no toilet paper. In-room WiFi at best 1mbps, when standing near the door, when it works at all. Specifically asked the night previous to long-awaited checkout for a taxi at 7am next morning, only to be said at 7am that all taxis are booked, get a rickshaw.

A verified traveller stayed at Hotel Madhushrie

Posted over a year ago

Hotel Madhushrie

Fine but basic. …

3 out of 5

The staff were helpful generally, getting tuk tuks etc but it was extremely cold and they were unable to provide us with any heaters. The manager didn’t seem willing to want to try to find/provide us with heaters making an excuse about it not being hotel policy. The room was the expected standard for this price. …

A verified traveller stayed at OYO 15493 Marc Royal

Posted 11 days ago

OYO 15493 Marc Royal