Hostels in Cordillera Administrative Region, Philippines

We had an excellent stay at Inn Rocio for 3 nights. Room was impeccably clean, modern, and very comfortable with a great view. Housekeeping was excellent. Staff were incredibly accommodating and attentive, especially Rowel at the front desk who helped us with everything. Breakfast was delicious with lots of options. Overall outstanding value. We highly recommend!

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.

The place was affordable and great for backpackers. The receptionist was so kind and accommodating. He allowed us to leave the bags after checkout. Also, he continuously to keep in touch for inquiries.

The accommodation is really great. It was my first time to stay in a Hostel but didn't expect to have such great amenities. I especially like their wash rooms, it was very aesthetic. Having a discount voucher for a stay in as to be used for their cafe really made it more budget friendly. Overall, I would really recommend this to someone travelling to Baguio as a solo goer. It is within the city just 5-10 mins walk to SM and Session Road.

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.

Cielito Hotel appears to be quite old and in need of updates. The room lacked basic amenities such as a toothbrush and slippers, which are usually expected at this price point. Drinking water was not provided in the room, and guests had to get water from a dispenser located in the hallway, which was inconvenient. The room also felt dark and poorly lit, making it less comfortable. My biggest concern was the bathroom privacy. The toilet window faces the parking area and is see-through enough that people outside may be able to see inside, which made me feel uncomfortable. Overall, the hotel has a convenient location, but the lack of amenities, outdated facilities, and privacy concerns made the stay disappointing and not a good value for the price paid.

Been to several hotels and this is the worst so far. I saw reviews it says good. When I get there to see my booking it has no window feels like I'm suffocating. My bf and I decided to change room. Then we booked a room good for 4 pax. It's okay but there's no TV, they say there's a coffee but there's no coffee well there's tea, no mirror at all. All hotels should have mirror at all, wifi so slow, also they don't have a water. The staff were so good in fairness. All hotels I've been to baguio and abroad had TV, mirror, tea, coffee, bottled of water,. This hotel should be fair with the costumer to give complimentary amenities to costumers.

Good location with great view at the 5/F. Walking distance to Burnham Park and famous restaurants. Indeed it was a value for money

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.