Amar Hotel Agra

Name: Amar Hotel, Agra
Category: 3 Star (Medium Class Hotel)
Location: Fatehabad Road, Agra India
Rooms: 68 Rooms
Amenities: Restaurant, Conference facilities, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Swimming pool, Overhead projectors, Screen projectors, P.A. system

Location
One of the finest medium class hotels in Agra, the three-star hotel Amar in Agra provides comfortable accommodation for tourists with all the required facilities.

Hotel Amar is ideally located near the Taj Mahal, airport and railway station in the Taj Tourist Complex Area on Fatehabad Road.

Hotel Amar Agra is at a distance of about eight kilometres from the airport and four kilometres from the railway station. The Taj Mahal is located just one kilometre away from the hotel.

Accommodation
Hotel Amar Agra has 68 well appointed rooms, which are well equipped with all the modern facilities.

The rooms at the hotel have attached bathrooms. Hotel Amar gives the tourists value for money, besides the basic amenities required for a comfortable stay.

The plush rooms offer direct dialling facility, channel music, cable T.V. and 24 hours hot and cold water.

Dining
The Noorjehan restaurant in the hotel offers the Mughlai, Indian, South Indian, Chinese and Continental cuisine.

The Madira Bar provides an exquisite selection of cocktails and spirits for your enjoyment.

Recreation Facilities
You can enjoy various recreation facilities at the hotel Amar, Agra. The hotel has health club and swimming pool. Guests at the hotel can also take sightseeing tour of the Agra city.

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