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Prime Camp John Hay location, Le Chef restaurant by Chef Billy King
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City views from select units, Sun terrace for relaxation
Valet parking and secure underground parking, Family-friendly amenities and activities
Outdoor swimming pool, Diverse culinary offerings
Views from balcony or hallway, Family-friendly transient house concept
Panoramic Baguio cityscape views, Family-friendly swimming pools
Camp John Hay location, Le Chef fine dining restaurant
Panoramic city views, Relaxing massage and spa services
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Amare La Cucina Italian restaurant, In-room massage services
In-room massage and spa services, Fitness center with modern equipment
Relaxing massage services, Rooms with private balcony or terrace
Heated indoor swimming pool, Vida Verde Spa treatments
Relaxing massage services, Homey ambiance with log interiors
Convenient access to Baguio attractions, Cozy lobby with an inviting fireplace
Budget-friendly family and group stays, Prime location opposite Burnham Park
Panoramic city views, Penthouse with private view deck
On-site massage services, Vintage building charm
Indoor heated swimming pool, Spacious honeymoon suite
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Signature merienda buffet
Rustic ambiance and Filipino hospitality, On-site massage services
City views from select rooms, Budget-friendly Baguio experience
Five-story cabin lodge design, Family-friendly activities
Family-friendly dining, Unique room configurations
Budget-friendly Baguio exploration, Family-friendly room options
Indoor heated swimming pool, In-room massage service
Mt. Cloud Bookshop, North Haven Spa treatments
Rustic mountain lodge ambiance, Rejuvenating massage services
Rooms with private balconies, Family-friendly Baguio retreat
Rooftop terrace city views, Apsara Asian cuisine restaurant
Traditional Asian restaurant, Relaxing spa facilities
Rooftop dining with city views, Zen-inspired minimalist design
On-site Chinese and Filipino restaurants, Modern and clean design
Mountain view balconies, Pet-friendly accommodation
Panoramic city views, Baguio's pioneering boutique hotel
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In a country that sometimes struggles to stay on top of pollution, Baguio is a breath of fresh air. Known for its cool, temperate climate, those that brave the steep switchback roads to get there, are rewarded with an escape from the suffocating heat of the lowlands, along with vegetation not typically seen in the rest of the Philippines. But the smell of pine forests and fresh flowers aren’t the only things Baguio has going for it – with one of the largest student populations in the country, there is a surprising amount of arts and culture waiting to be discovered, plus a robust restaurant scene that your taste buds will thank you for.
Baguio has no less than three excellent museums worth a visit. The ultra-modern BenCab Museum is possibly the cream of the crop, with the life and times of Benedicto Reyes Cabrera providing a fascinating way to spend an afternoon. Cabrera is hailed as a master of contemporary Philippine art, and his unique paintings might be unlike anything you’ve seen before. The museum is designed with a traditional rice terrace in mind, and there are also picturesque views of an actual rice terrace for visitors that want to take in the scenery from the café. Another good bet for passing a few hours in Baguio is the St Louis University Museum of Art, where the history and artefacts of the Cordillera people are meticulously curated. Tribal costumes, wood carvings, weapons, and other interesting relics of the past will make it hard to leave – don’t forget to check out the musical instruments and the pictures of Cordillera sacrifices and rituals. Baguio Mountain Provinces Museum is another worthwhile stop during your stay in the city. It, too, focuses on indigenous groups, alongside an exhibit of the history of Baguio. And for an education of a different kind, make plans to pay a visit to the Diplomat Hotel. But don’t say you haven’t been warned – this abandoned former vacation home, school and bomb shelter sits eerily atop Dominican Hill and is said to be haunted.
When you’re finished learning something new, why not treat yourself to something delicious? Baguio has several tried and true restaurants that have stood the test of time, some of which have been around for decades. One such institution is the Rose Bowl. Known for its generous portions of everything from traditional Chinese food to delicacies with a twist, patrons are sure to leave with a full stomach. Solibao has also been around for ages, and it’s the place to be for Filipino classics that will have your mouth watering. Try the house specialty polobok (noodles smothered with shrimp and meat sauce) or a crisp green mango salad. And if you can’t get enough of the local cuisine, Baguio is known for a few unique foods that are worth seeking out. Strawberry taho is probably the most recognisable, and between the starchy sago, silken tofu and sweet strawberry sauce, don’t be surprised if you develop a small addiction to this much-loved treat. Taho is a national snack, but the cool mountain climate of Baguio is conducive to growing strawberries, so make sure you try this coveted dessert at least once. Another flavourful concoction that deserves a taste is ube jam. You might want to purchase a few jars because the bright purple jam is definitely a conversation starter, thanks to the purple yams that impart the distinctive colour and flavour. When all of the eating is over, a hotel with a good bed will be just the place for dreaming up your next food adventure.
There are a few places in Baguio that should be on everyone’s travel itinerary. For a one-of-a-kind experience, switch up a night in one of the local hotels for a stay in a hillside hut at Tam-awan Village. Designed to preserve the culture and heritage of the Cordillera people, the village is sure to not only be a highlight of your visit, but a great way to really get to know the history of the area. As a bonus, guests can participate in a variety of workshops such as bead or dream catcher making, and attend a number of information sessions. Tam-awan means vantage point, and on a clear day, keep a look out for the South China Sea. Two of the local markets in Baguio also provide excellent fuel for travel daydreams when you are back at the daily work grind. The Night Market has something for everyone, and if you need last minute souvenirs, there’s a good chance that you will find them here. Handicrafts, clothing and electronics are waiting to be bargained over, alongside tantalizing food stalls that will keep your shopping energy levels up. City Market is another top attraction where you can cross a lot off of your list. Need a shoe re-soled? No problem. Want to try the freshest fruits around? No problem. In search of some local rice wine? Chances are that you will come across it here. Spending a few hours at these markets is a great way to take in the essence of Baguio while doing some shopping at the same time.
July is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Baguio, with typical prices around ₱3,482 per night based on 169 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Baguio are usually highest during March, with typical prices around ₱4,975 per night.
Hotel prices in Baguio usually range from ₱2,390 per night to ₱11,507 per night, with typical prices around ₱4,495 per night.
Hotel prices in Baguio are typically lowest in July at around ₱3,482 per night, rising to around ₱4,975 per night in March.
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In Baguio, you might want to check out 456 Hotel, Finteo Skylands, Hotel Veniz, RedDoorz Hostel @ Faes Transient House. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Baguio, you might want to explore Reddoorz Hostel @ D & G Transient House Baguio, Baguio Tourist Cabin New, Capsutel, Wide And Peaceful Brenthill Condo. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Baguio with your family, you could look at 456 Hotel, Finteo Skylands, Hotel Veniz, RedDoorz Hostel @ Faes Transient House. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Finteo Skylands, Hotel Supreme, Elliannah Pines Hotel, Baguio Tourist Cabin could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Baguio, check out 456 Hotel, Ridgewood Hotel, Hotel 45, John Hay Hotels Garden Wing (formerly The Manor at Camp John Hay) – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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