Hostels in Cordillera Administrative Region, Philippines

Pleasantly Surprised! A Great Family Stay We stayed at Inn Rocio from July 6 to 8, and it exceeded our expectations. As a family, we were pleasantly surprised by the size of the family room, which gave us plenty of space to move around comfortably. The amenities provided were great and met all our needs. What really stood out was the exceptional customer service. The staff warmly accommodated us from check-in to check-out and made us feel truly welcome. Additionally, the location is wonderfully quiet, making it the perfect spot to relax and unwind. We highly recommend Inn Rocio for families looking for a peaceful and comfortable stay in Baguio. We will definitely be back!

If you're looking for slippers and a bathrobe in your room, this isn't the place for you. People come to Batad not for fancy hotels, but for the stunning views of the rice terraces. I recommend visiting in April-May when they are lush green. The guesthouse itself is very modest, just like how the locals live: a bed, a small table, and an outlet (you'll need an adapter, but the hosts kindly provided one for free use). The toilet and shower are shared on the floor, rather basic, but hot water is available.

If you're a solo traveler, or single na looking for organic encounter I book mo na to, daming single, solo traveler nagbobook dito, may mga foreigners din, Sobrang Accessible sa lahat, food, park, stores. Malinis din at tahimik Forgot to take pictures though

Overall, I had a great stay and would definitely recommend this place, especially for solo travelers. The accommodation feels safe, comfortable, and welcoming, which really encourages people to enjoy traveling on their own. Just a few suggestions for improvement: I hope guests could be allowed to prepare coffee in the shared workspace—it would be a nice little addition for those who want to relax or work while enjoying a cup of coffee. Also, if any unexpected inconvenience happens, such as the air conditioner suddenly not working, I hope the staff can contact guests immediately through a text message or call and try to discuss possible alternatives. A simple heads-up and proactive communication would make a big difference. Overall, it’s still a 5-star experience for me. Thank you, 3BU, for making my solo trip memorable. I look forward to staying with you again!

I booked for their Deluxe room which specifically indicated in their listing that it has a balcony .At my surprise ,we were given a small mid room ,no balcony,only with a window blocked with another wall.The room was dark, no light coming from outside.I told the person incharged that was not the room that i booked but she insisted that all rooms with balcony was all occupied. I insisted that was not the room I booked until she gave in and trnsferred us to the 2nd floor with balcony. The room was bigger and better,however since the room is liocated near the road, you can hear all the loud noises coming from ouside esp the loud roar of vehicles and cars passing by. It was exhausting not to sleep at night.I hope that they can make their room sound proof.

I really like this hotel... Dito ko ulit gustong magstay Pag bumalik ako

The location is really great. Very close to Burnham Park, City Market, GoodTaste Restaurant, Puregold, Watsons, and other food kiosks. They don’t have air-conditioner but there are fans available. They allow pets (500 per pet per night). The view is great too.

I stayed at Isabelo’s for three nights and enjoyed my time there very much. I arrived in the early morning on an overnight bus from Manila, and the hotel was nice enough to let me check in early since my room was available. I had a room with a private bathroom, and the accommodations were simple yet comfortable. The location is ideal: it’s near the tourism office and is right on the main road with many of the restaurants and shops tourists to Sagada will wish to see. I would certainly consider staying there again if I visit Sagada.

9/10 Very accommodating staff, clean room, and complete amenities. They provide towels, shampoo, and soap, plus there’s a 7/11 downstairs. Casa Bel is in the basement, so just ask the guards, landmarks are Polylite Baguio or PNB Village Upper at the M.M. Gara Building. Transportation is easy with taxis right outside. It’s 2.1 km from the city, costing around ₱100–₱150. Breakfast is delivered on time, the WiFi is fast, and YouTube works smoothly.

No tissue at Comfort roomthe head of d shower needs to be replaced with new one though it’s functioning naman nevertheless it was very clean. Nice city lights view at the balcony. Near city proper