We stayed in the Sheela Inn in January 2013. Our hotel room was very very cold (they gave us extra blankets to compensate), with no heating, and the window didn't let any sunlight in. We had a beautiful view of a wall. The room was kind of clean, but the bed linens are very old, ours had holes in them... More

Stayed as part of intrepid tour the title above says it all. Not the sort of place to stay in the cold weather however as a budget hotel it is okay and the people helpful and pleasant.. We only stayed one night.

The Sheela Inn and Hotel Sheela are about 300 yards apart and owned by the same people so make sure you get the right one. Its a basic hotel but for the price what would you expect, if you want better it might be an idea to part with a bit more money. The rooms are typical budget rooms in... More

OK - there is only one thing inherently wrong with the Hotel Sheela Inn, given its price, and that is the restaurant. The food is not good - breakfast being particularly awful. Eat elsewhere. However, for what you pay (we paid 800 rupees per night), it's pretty good. It is clean and the location is great - a few hundred... More

I came here after I couldn't find a room at the other sheela hotel. During the night it was as cold inside as outside, 4 degrees C. With the marble floors and no heater it was horribly cold at night. They hadn't enough blankets for all the cold guests. When morning came the promised hot showers didn't work... Bad alternative... More

After a failed booking at Hotel Sheela we ended up there. The room was clean, we got towels (cleanliness okay) and a loo roll. Hot water only from 7 to 10 am and pm, but on the second morning there was a power cut so no hot water at all. They have a laundry service. Don't give valuable things: my... More

When we arrived they were painting the whole hotel for a festival. Unfortunately I then spent 2 days with a headache due to the paint fumes. The food was however very good and the roof terrace would have had a distance view of the Taj (if it hadn't been for Agra's smog). There was no wi-fi but several cafe's near... More

I had booked all my India hotels about two months before arriving in India. For Agra, I thought I had booked a room at The Sheela for 4 nights. Imagine my surprised when I arrived at The Sheela for check in and discovered that I had booked a room at the Sheela Inn intead! (I should've kicked myself hard for... More

The service was horrendous and left me wishing i had never booked with them. I arrived late and I was shown a room that cost more because the originally room agreed upon had a broken shower. The room didn't even had a chair, the bathroom was very dirty, there was no hot water and the shower head didn't work so,... More