Hotel Dasaprakash

Hotel is in need of some TLC. Reception area and attached restaurant are immaculate. Staff service was outstanding. Room was run down, shower head kept falling off, fridge didn't work, windows were draughty and bed sheets and towels, although clean, were discoloured.

Room was clean, but street side had a bit more noise. Staff was eager to help. Previously unaware restaurant was only veg. Our group would hvae liked eggs for breakfast.

Good services and hospitality

Good

I had a pleasant stay here. The room was clean and spacious. The restaurant at this location had tasty Indian food, and it was a relief to be able to order room service after long sightseeing days. Would recommend and stay at this location again.

## This Isn't a Hotel, It's a Horror Movie: A Review of My Night at the Hotel Dasaprakash If you're looking for a luxurious weekend getaway, a romantic rendezvous, or even just a clean place to lay your head after a long flight, steer clear of the Depravity Inn – because it's more akin to a haunted house inhabited by nightmares and regret. Let's start with the "room," if you can call it that. Imagine a dimly lit dungeon cell, only less charming and infinitely smellier. The air hung heavy with the combined aroma of damp despair and questionable bodily fluids. "Ready" is a generous descriptor for its state; more like "lightly looted by scavengers in the post-apocalypse." The bed resembled a lumpy battlefield for dust bunnies, while the "windows" (glorified cardboard flaps) offered a stunning view of the alleyway where I witnessed a suspicious transaction involving what I *hope* was just a raccoon and a discarded pizza box. But the real pièce de résistance was the bathroom. Imagine opening the door to Dante's Ninth Circle, only with worse plumbing. Stepping inside was like entering a biohazard zone – I literally had to hold my breath to avoid inhaling the potent bouquet of mold, sewage, and what suspiciously sounded like someone's breakfast regurgitated from the depths of hell. To say there was no water would be an insult to puddles; the shower offered only the occasional ghost-like spritz of something vaguely brown.

I was stuck for a night, so I chose to stay here as it was relatively inexpensive. The hotel is very basic, simple and dated. The room was clean, but had no window. They kindly accomodated my request to move to a room with a window. Quite noisy with sounds coming from the resturant in the same building. Okay if you're looking for somewhere for a night, but I wouldn't recommend for longer than that. In the end, I thought it was quite expensive for what you get.

Too small rooms stinky smell dirty towels and bedsheets and bed

Excellet Service

Fairly close to the Taj Mahal, you could walk there in 20 minutes. Hotel was adequate, room size reasonable and generally clean. They provided me with a fan heater as it was cold during my visit. Although there is a restaurant downstairs I didn't use it. Hot water took a while to get 1 bucket to use.

Good Service

Good hotel

The wifi worked. I had to ask for the hot water to be turned on, the final evening there was none, they offered me a bucket. I had to buy my own water for coffee. Other guests very noisy, asked staff Rahul, to ask them to be quiet, didn’t happen. They also tried to open my door. Cockroaches in residence, refrigerator had to be changed twice, not working. Room renovation going on at 1230am, and paint/glue pervading my room through hole in the bathroom wall. My laundry was pressed when I asked them not to. Prior to check in, I emailed them several times with questions, no response. Check in very slow. I had to leave and check into another hotel to get some sleep and a shower

We booked for five nights only stayed one, pillows were dirty and black with mould, the room condition was not good peeling plaster, laminate flooring peeling, dirty bathroom. This was their best room, they did offer us two others one was windowless the other a matchbox.

Extremely nice and genuine staff. Room wss very clean, comfortable and well priced!

Clean room and fantastic staff, from the front desk to the guy who carried our bags to the room to the waiter in the restaurant, everyone was helpful and nice. Good WIFI. Restaurant was delicious.

Rooms were spacious, however bathroom had rust building up. The water for brushing teeth in the toilet was terrible tasting, they need to install water softener. Overall it was ok

The hotel though small, has a very good upkeep. Breakfast offerings are delicious & hygienic. Would recommend this hotel to anyone visiting for a short stay.

This is a good mid range option. Staff are extremely pleasant and helpful, and the location is a short autorickshaw drive from the Taj. Good standard of cleanliness. The food in the restaurant is very good but it can feel a bit atmosphereless if there are not many people.

Good hotel to stay in Agra. Food is costlier but tastes good. Will prefer to stay in same hotel on next visit as well.