ITC Mughal Kaya Kalp Spa Review
The ITC Mughal Kaya Kalp Spa is just another addition to the long list of reasons to stay at this hotel when you’re in Agra. After a dirty and dusty day of exploring the area, coming back to this peaceful retreat is truly an indulgence.
We were staying just one night at the resort, and you can read about our room here. Regardless, we wanted to make sure to check out the area and get an idea of what they offer.
The hallways leading up to the Spa start to set the mood. The lighting is low enough to see where you’re going but also starts to get you relaxing right away.
Kaya Kalp Spa
Kaya Kalp Spa
As you head through the double doors there is small waiting and seating area. A large fitness center is in the first building.
Kaya Kalp Spa Seating Area
Head outside of there and through a small walkway… and follow the signs for the Kaya Kalp Royal Spa Reception.
Kaya Kalp Spa
Kaya Kalp Spa
You’ll pass by the outdoor pools and whirlpools.
Outdoor Pool
Outdoor Whirlpool
If you’re lucky, there is going to be a game of cricket going on.
Game of Cricket!
At the end of the complex you’ll see two big wooden double doors. Head on it to discover the best kept secret in Agra.
Entrance
We asked for a tour and they were happy to oblige. This spa is huge, and really should come with a map! There’s a salon
Kaya Kalp Spa Salon
And continuing down the hallway more changing /waiting areas.
Kaya Kalp Spa
You’ll find a saltwater Jacuzzi headed to perfection…
Jacuzzi
There’s even a hammam!
Hammam
There’s yet ANOTHER hallway which leads to more relaxation waiting areas and treatment rooms.
Kaya Kalp Spa
We couldn’t take pictures of the locker rooms (for obvious reasons) but they were plenty spacious with lockers and individual shower stalls / toilets.
Prices you’ll find are reasonable (for American standards) and prices will be slightly less than what you’d find in the states. A 1 hour massage will set you back around $50-60.
Pure Relaxation
If we had our way, we’d come back to this hotel just for a day of relaxation. I’d say that if you could swing it, come in the night before and get to bed early. Get up and go see the Taj, return to the hotel, have breakfast, and then spend the rest of the day in this amazing place. As a hotel guest you have free access to the locker rooms, pools, Jacuzzis, and other general areas. Only the services come at an extra charge.
