Hotel Vrindavan & Kanha Restaurant

This Hotel is very dirty. And service is even worse. Food is below average And don't even think of cleanliness. Rude people around. Staff is full of attitude. Bathrooms are just yukk.

Average typical hotel for India. No shower, but warm water tap. Clean sheet. Average wifi. Good restaurant below the hotel. Nice patio. Really close to the attractions, walking distance. The person who welcomed us gave us good recommendations to visit the site, which was really appreciated. It has a good parking.

Quick food service and delicious vegetarian options. Great and convenient location near Bulans Darwaza!

Everything about this hotel is nice. Nice and comfortable stay

The staff of Vrindavan hotels are very cooperative, service was excellent and dinner and breakfast was good

It was good hotel & service was v.fast.n attentive. location is perfect rooms were clean staff behaviour v soft n helpfull. v most important food was very delicious

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Fatehpur Sikri - the city of victory - is a historical marvel that left me in awe from the moment I set foot within its ancient walls. As I wandered through its majestic gates and expansive courtyards, I couldn't help but be struck by the grandeur of its architecture. The red sandstone buildings, adorned with intricate carvings and ornate domes, seemed to whisper tales of Mughal splendor and imperial power. Exploring the sprawling complex, I discovered a treasure trove of architectural wonders, from the imposing Buland Darwaza to the elegant Jama Masjid. Each structure seemed to reflect a different aspect of the Mughal aesthetic, from the fusion of Persian and Indian styles to the innovative use of geometric patterns and motifs. But what truly set Fatehpur Sikri apart for me was its sense of history and mystery. Walking through its deserted streets and abandoned palaces, I couldn't help but wonder about the lives of those who once called this city home. What stories did these crumbling walls hold? What dreams and ambitions were realized within these hallowed halls? As I reluctantly bid farewell to Fatehpur Sikri, I carried with me a newfound appreciation for India's rich cultural heritage and the enduring legacy of the Mughal Empire. It's more than just a tourist attraction - it's a journey through time, a glimpse into the soul of a nation shaped by centuries of conquest, creativity, and resilience.