ITC Mughal is located in the heart of Agra, based on the imposing architecture of the Mughals. Its close proximity to the Taj Mahal and facilities including spa, make this a great choice for a short stay in the city.
Highlights
The close proximity to Taj Mahal makes this an ideal one-night stopover
Luxury hotel set in 35 acres of garden
Lots of dining options including the Maikhana lobby bar
Head to the Kaya Kalp Spa for some pampering
The ITC Mughal represents the opulent and splendour of the Mughal era, celebrating the architecture of Agra's main tourist attraction, the Taj Mahal. It is based very close to the Taj Mahal, just a 15-minute drive away and has a world famous spa for you to unwind in after a day of sightseeing.
Most people like to stay in Agra for one night to see the Taj Mahal and the ITC Mughal is perfect for this purpose. On arrival you will be greeted in the opulent lobby area and shown to your comfortable room in one of the wings named after Mughal Emperors.
During your stay you have a choice of three international cuisine restaurants and have access to all the modern amenities you could want including the Kaya Kalp Spa, pool and lovely little terrace area that overlooks the Taj Mahal. There's even a tennis court, badminton and nature trails to enjoy.
When to visit
A great alternative to the Oberoi, just without the view of the Taj Mahal.
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Enquire NowITC Mughal is located just 3km from the centre of Agra, close to the Taj Mahal.
Fly into Agra's Kheria Airport. From there, ITC Mughal is just a 30-minute drive depending on traffic.
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