Col. Lamba Indian Home Stay
58, Gulmohar Enclave, Shamashabad Road,Agra - 282 001, Agra, Uttar Pradesh, 282 001, India
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Truely , home away from your own home,conceptualized by the visionary Late Shri Badri Bajaj who idolized ' Bajaj Indian Home Stays ' in Delhi which is the first of its kind, and serving the noble cause of tourism .Today,on 27th Sept. 2004 , The World Tourism day & 350 Years of Taj Mahal . Agra has received the gift of the second Indian Homes stay in the name of Col Lamba's indian Home Stay with 07 AC room with attached bath. Fully mordernised and designed to suit the requirements of our guests A retired Army officer from Indian Army after serving 30 years I had the aptitude of Hospitality . Mine is a small family consisting of 4 members including my grandson. We invite you to experience & share the unique hospitality in our fold .Besides Looking after in traditional indian style we invite own guest to join us on the breakfast table . In case you wish to prepare your own breakfast, you are welcome to do so . We have reasonable good kitchen on all floors in which all basic requirements are made available to experience the participative cooking with the help of the lady of the house .We provide one mineral water bottle each day per person with our compliments . It will be my family' s continous endevour to make you feel comfortable so that you may feel in actual terms that it is 'Own House '
Directions
Nearest Rail Way Station - 05Kms Bus Stand - 05 Kms From Delhi - 210 KmsFrom Khajuraho - 385 Km
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