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Hilltop HotelvsITC Mughal, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, Agra
Both hotels are praised by experts. Overall, ITC Mughal, Agra scores significantly better than Hilltop Hotel. ITC Mughal, Agra scores 88 with endorsements from 7 reviews like Fodor's, Star Service and Gayot.
Hilltop Hotel
Rough Guide
21, Mall Road, Agra 282001, India
From $0/night
- Room Service
- Restaurant
- Business Center
- Minibar
Rough Guide "Set in pleasant grounds with peacocks and parrots, this place is a little bit ramshackle, and the cheaper rooms are on the small side, but they’re all good value."
ITC Mughal, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, Agra
Frommer's
Travel + Leisure
Gayot
Fodor's
Star Service
Oyster
The Telegraph
Taj Ganj, Agra 282001, India
From $66/night
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
- Laundy Room
Frommer's "It has now proudly taken its place as the second most popular lodging option in Agra, though we think the Trident offers better value." Full review
Travel + Leisure "Inspired by the Mughal designs of Agra’s princely-era, this stunning 35-acre property scored the prestigious Aga Khan Award for Architecture in 2010." Full review
Gayot "Ancient Mughal architecture provides the inspiration for this wholly indulgent luxury hotel."
Fodor's "This huge complex has an overwhelming range of activities night and day." Full review
Star Service "This property boasts ample resort facilities, partial views of the Taj Mahal and some of the finest food in the area." Full review
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Many Americans choose the hotel because of its affiliation with Starwood Hotels.
OysterLuxury
"ITC Mughal, Agra is a high-end hotel with 181 rooms and 52 suites." Full review
The Telegraph8.0
"This hotel – named after the dynasty who built the Taj Mahal nearby – is a celebration of the Mughals, evidenced immediately by the lofty interiors and the rectangular water bodies and fountains in the 35-acre gardens." Full review
