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The 10 best Lodges in Cordillera Region, Philippines
Discover the best Lodges in Cordillera Region, Luzon including Safari Lodge, Kanip-aw Pines Lodge, Isabelo's Inn And Cafe, Safari Lodge, El Cielito Hotel Baguio, Highland Inn and Restaurant, OYO 767 Hotel Urban, Rice Homestay, Palm Grove Hot Springs and Mountain Resort, Sagada Heritage Village.
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1. Safari Lodge
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 60 reviews
Located amidst the pine trees in the cold climate city, the newly renovated Safari Lodge features a garden and non-smoking rooms. Free WiFi is available and complimentary private parking is provided. Located just across the Botanical Gardens, Safari Lodge is also a 3-minute drive from the enclosed shopping mall, SM Baguio, while the Center Mall is a 5-minute drive away. Rooms are furnished with an LED TV and come with an attached bathroom which provides shower facilities. Select rooms include a sofa. Safari Lodge offers laundry and massage services on request at a charge. Newspapers are provided for reads while a designated smoking area is available. Its main restaurant serving local cuisine is decorated with trophies of African and Philippine wildlife animals, while room service is available. Guests may also enjoy acoustic music at the Sports Bar from 16:00 to midnight, or even request for bonfires for family bonding and team building.
Family Dinner
Reviewed By howarde185A simple, country and cordilleran accentuated fine place for a family dinner, Love the lemon chicken serving, if i have to describe it “sarap to the bones”. Also, a live music cafe area is located for you to chill after...
2. Kanip-aw Pines Lodge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 117 reviews
See the beauty of Sagada right from your window. Hear the tweeting of the birds and the hissing of the fresh escaping air as they seranade your weary ears. Drink our brewed coffee while letting the warm rays of the sun gently lay on your face. Feel Sagada. Feel it at Kanip-Aw Pines View Lodge. We are located in Atey, Dao-angan, Sagada Mountain Province.
Very Nice
Reviewed By gizel01We first contacted them through their published mobile number but the owner is not responsive. Conveniently, the lodge is also listed in Agoda. This is located overlooking Echo Valley near Sagada Hub and Sumaguing cave. Along the way, you will pass by Yoghurt House, Lemon Pie House, and Sagada Brew. The room is spacious and clean with hot and cold shower. Towels are provided, though there are no toiletries. No available breakfast but you can cook in their kitchen, just clean afterwards. There is also a nearby bakery selling wheat breads. For the price, this is quite a steal.
3. Isabelo's Inn And Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 94 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Sagada, Isabelo's Inn and Cafe is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its family-friendly environment and proximity to great restaurants and attractions, Isabelo's Inn and Cafe makes it easy to enjoy the best of Sagada. During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including baggage storage, a coffee shop, and shops, and you can go online as Isabelo's Inn and Cafe offers guests free internet access. Guests are also welcome to enjoy free breakfast, located on site. If you're looking for a place to eat, Yoghurt House (0.2 mi), Log Cabin (0.1 mi), and Sagada Cellar Door (0.3 mi) are all within walking distance of Isabelo's Inn and Cafe. If you’re looking for something to do, The Hanging Coffins Of Sagada (0.4 mi) and The Episcopal Church of Saint Mary the Virgin (0.1 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Isabelo's Inn and Cafe. Isabelo's Inn and Cafe is sure to make your visit to Sagada one worth remembering.
Clean and a convenient location. However a few points to keep in mind.
Reviewed By greg_wandersIsabelo's is just opposite the main bus stop, jeepney stop and the tourism office making it a convenient place to stay. Its close to many restaurants stores and souvenir shops. The place is clean and as we took the room with the private bath, it had a small balcony which we liked as well. On both days we stayed, there was a power outage in town which maybe expected in this hilly area. However, its important to bear in mind that the Inn has to back up generator so its best to charge anything important while you can. The WiFi was OK. Not fast for streaming but definitely alright. (There are no TVs in the room.) The bathroom was a bit small as the toilet is wedged between the door and the wall in an awkward manner. Considering the price paid, I would say the Ammenities would be average and the staff weren't overly friendly as well. The restaurant was non-functional at the time however breakfast was included with a generous serving of Omlette or different silogs. Overall we had a good stay. Would definitely pick it for convenience if your spending most of your day out and about and just using it to sleep. But it's important to keep your expectations in check.
4. Safari Lodge
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 60 reviews
Located amidst the pine trees in the cold climate city, the newly renovated Safari Lodge features a garden and non-smoking rooms. Free WiFi is available and complimentary private parking is provided. Located just across the Botanical Gardens, Safari Lodge is also a 3-minute drive from the enclosed shopping mall, SM Baguio, while the Center Mall is a 5-minute drive away. Rooms are furnished with an LED TV and come with an attached bathroom which provides shower facilities. Select rooms include a sofa. Safari Lodge offers laundry and massage services on request at a charge. Newspapers are provided for reads while a designated smoking area is available. Its main restaurant serving local cuisine is decorated with trophies of African and Philippine wildlife animals, while room service is available. Guests may also enjoy acoustic music at the Sports Bar from 16:00 to midnight, or even request for bonfires for family bonding and team building.
Family Dinner
Reviewed By howarde185A simple, country and cordilleran accentuated fine place for a family dinner, Love the lemon chicken serving, if i have to describe it “sarap to the bones”. Also, a live music cafe area is located for you to chill after...
5. El Cielito Hotel Baguio
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 132 reviews
Come to the El Cielito Hotel Baguio - a hotel that the city is proud to call one of its own. Considered as the Philippines' summer capital, Baguio is bathed in refreshing mountain breeze and has been claimed on numerous occasions as the cleanest city in the country. It boasts of breathtaking hilltop panoramas dotted with pine trees and coated with the region's naturally majestic flora. These enchanting views, together with popular attractions and subtle entertainment spots, are literally footsteps away from the El Cielito Hotel Baguio.
From disaster to delight
Reviewed By 204kristoffertNeither Agoda nor the hotel informed us of the requirements for travel to Baguio. As a result, we were stuck at a checkpoint for 1 ½ hour trying to hastily arrange the needed paperwork. This time sucking inconvenience and hassle would have been avoided had the hotel let us know before travel that we needed to visit a website and upload copies of licenses etc. (there had been various personal emails between us). The Covid requirements were very proforma, all easily provided and accomplished but not when you are stuck on a mountain road at a checkpoint with barely an internet signal. I was furious. This was a screw-up. When I arrived at the hotel. The manager came to speak to me. She took responsibility. We worked out a reasonable settlement. She did her job in spades. I was so impressed. And I let her know. So, yes – stay in this hotel. The staff care, make adjustments and take responsibility when they screw up. The room was fine. TV worked very well – had premium channels and good reception. This hotel is run by someone who cares about their service and their customers. It shows.
6. Highland Inn and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Moderately difficult to get to, but worth it!
Reviewed By PogiPinoyThis was a great place to stay for the hike at the Batad Rice Terraces. We, 6 adults and 7 teenagers, arrived at night and it was about a 45 minute walk from where we parked. The route was very narrow, with some areas being only single file, and we had to use flashlights because the path is not lit. The route is also on the side of a mountain so you must be aware of where you are walking. We had to leave non-essentials in our vehicle but we did have help carrying some gear from the guides working at the Inn. The Inn is on the side of the mountain as well and there are some great views overlooking the rice terraces once the sun comes up. The Inn and Restaurant itself was small and the rooms were as well. It had about 9 them if I recall correctly. The upstairs rooms are full and queen sized beds and the downstairs rooms are bunk beds. There are 2 toilets, one in the restaurant and one upstairs, and 2 showers, one downstairs and one in the restaurant. Only the downstairs shower had hot water when we stayed. The meals were separate and were not included in the price of the rooms. I suggest placing your order ahead of time because the food does take some time to be prepared. There is also no air conditioning or fans in the rooms, but since they are located high in the mountains, it was relatively cool at night and I did not feel hot on the bed. The next day we went off on the hike through the Batad Rice Terraces and to Tappiya Falls. Highland Inn provided us with one of the guides from the night before that helped us get to the hotel. Be warned, this is not an easy hike. There was a great deal of stairs and some areas you have to be much more cautious because there was nothing to help you stay steady. Balance is essential on this hike as well as being reasonably healthy/fit. There was no time limit but I suggest getting back before dark. We left early in morning around 8:30 and came back around 1PM. We also put our orders for lunch in then so when we came back it was ready to be served. Overall a great experience thanks to the kind and helpful people at the Highland Inn and Restaurant. I would definitely recommend them to other travelers looking to have an enjoyable time at the Batad Rice Terraces.
7. OYO 767 Hotel Urban
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 11 reviews
Cockroach
Reviewed By chrisnoxfrommanilaWe stayed for 2 nights. there were 2 cockroaches inside the room. the pillows were smelly. the area was noisy. the room was big. the location was perfect. wifi signal was strong. no cable television during our entire stay. staff were friendly. rates were affordable.
8. Rice Homestay
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Incredible place for the value
Reviewed By weswatsLoved staying here so much I extended my stay an extra night. The grounds are beautiful and the staff is super friendly and helpful. They hooked me up with an awesome tour guide who I spend the next 48 hours with going to rice terraces, hot springs, rivers, restaurants, karaoke bars etc... I think they could charge twice as much.
9. Palm Grove Hot Springs and Mountain Resort
Overall Ratings
3 based on 15 reviews
Friends Day
Reviewed By TeyatucyapaoInstagrammable backgrounds! The pools are wide and convenient. They had a little restrictions on swimwear but, it's totally worth the money. We actually have enjoyed since only few attended to swim and it's on weekdays.
10. Sagada Heritage Village
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 40 reviews
When was the last time you did something Different? At Sagada Heritage Village You will Get the chance to experience a unique accomodation,We offer a traditional Native huts as hotel accommodations. Experience sleeping in our authentic Banaue ,Mayoyao and Sagada native huts, We have huts good for 8,5,3 pax Sagada Nipa Huts.
Sagada - not so welcoming
Reviewed By darryls947After a 5 kilometers detour to get to Sagada, there was this receptionist at the street entrance. Apparently, we found out that a minimum overnight reservation is required to enter the site. They do not allow day tour or drive through. Oh well, not really kin to see hanging coffins. Seen a few in Mongolia and Egypt. I just hope there is a warning ahead or a notice at the street detour before they get you to drive all the way and waste 10 kilometres of energy for nothing. That’s 1 hour drive each way!
