Family hotels & resorts in Baguio

"It was my second time to stay at Forest Lodge. Though it's not the newest hotel in Baguio, it still boasts of its location and the comfort it gives to their guests. The bedsheets, pillows and towels are still excellent. It's still one of the hotels i prefer to stay at."

"I love this hotel and will surely come back. It's their attention, even to the smallest details, makes their customer service exceptional. We appreciate the welcome note and treats that came with it! The room's balcony and huge garden landscape are plus factors. One of the best hotels in Baguio."

"This is one of the few good hotels I found in Baguio that is within the city proper. The hotel location is just a few steps away from Session Road. The room looks modern, large, and clean, especially the bathroom. We got the Deluxe room, which has a 32 inch LCD tv. The room is not air conditioned though, like many hotels in Baguio. We were able to request an electric fan, although we hardly used it as the weather was cold during our stay. There is no refrigerator in the room, and the included toiletries consisted of two small soaps, a small shampoo, and a small conditioner. The bed is stiff but was not a big deal to us. The included buffet is great. Pros: - Reasonably priced - Great location, just a few steps away from Session road, Baguio Cathedral, and SM City Baguio - Large, clean, modern looking room with an LCD tv - Great breakfast buffet included with the room price - Spacious carpark - Friendly staff Cons: - Other than the tv, a side table, and a chair, the room is bare (not so much an issue for us) - The bed is stiff (not so much an issue for us though) - There is a bar at the penthouse that plays loud music until 12 midnight We still enjoyed the stay despite the cons as the pros were really important to us during the trip."

"We stayed 4 days 3 night. the room they gave us the 1st night was really foul smelling like the smell coming from a drainage, every thing was dusty: floor, tables and tops. Their windows has this frame that has protruding bars I think it's supposed to act us air passage but come rainy season like in our stay, it was very noisy - rain drops hitting these steel window bars. normally hotels will just have a flat window. I asked to move to a diff room the following day. The new room has an adjoining door and I think there is no sound proofing, you can hear the people in the other room chattering and they werent even shouting. it was a very inconvenient stay for us, my mom didnt sleep well the entire stay. i think for the amount I paid, it's too much. they are overpriced for the quality of hotel they have. oh, i also wanted to eat the chips at the minibar one night and pay upon checkout, good thing i checked the expiry date, they are like 4 mos expired!! also, upon checkout, i charged to my card using sgd currency so that i can see straight away the amount, turns out upon checking today, the amount they charged was more by 10 sgd. "

"i would consider my stay at this hotel was the best of all my baguio city retreats, the hotel staff from the front desk to concierge and restaurant are very friendly and accomodating, the hotel ambiance is excellent. they are the only hotel in baguio with nice heated pool. the rooms and baths are clean with soft clean comfortable beds and good room ventilation the allows mountain breeze."

"Just along Leonard Wood Road, right across the Botanical Gardens in Teacher’s Camp is a relatively new Baguio Hotel which is in a unique class of its own... The New Town Hotel. Upon arrival, one would instantly notice that parking will not be a problem, with a separate car park building and ample security. The lobby was tall with high glass windows that bring in the famous pine tree landscape. The reception staff was quite accommodating... and the easy, wanting-to-be-of-help nature inherent in the people of Baguio was palpable... definitely a pleasant experience after that tiring uphill trek on Kennon Road. The rooms were clean and simple, not gaudily decorated and tastefully accommodated. It had an airy fresh feel with a ceiling fan circulating the cool ambient Baguio night air. The bed, towels ( they even provide bathrobes), pillow and linens were clean and crisp, although we were required to put a deposit to insure that nothing terrible happens to them. Toiletries were also provided. While we go to Baguio for R & R and a commune with nature, if you like most of us cannot do without high tech gadgets and digital entertainment, the New Town Hotel delivers exceptionally. Each of the eight floors are studded with Internet routers delivering a fat line to each room ample enough for personal needs and cable TV on a digital flat screen with more channels that you can speak the language of... English, Tagalog, Korean, Chinese, Indian and some others we could not identify. One of the stellar draw on the New Town Hotel is its extremely affordable and ample Buffets. They have breakfast, lunch, merienda and dinner buffets which are frankly full of locals that come visit and partake of the feast. As a room guest, we were entitles to 2 breakfast buffet a day. We stayed for 4 days and probably gained at least the same amount of pounds. New Town Hotel is also a very popular venue for functions, exhibits, seminars, weddings and anniversaries. The have a good number of"

"All the staff and personnel are very courteous, attentive and helpful. The service is prompt and precise. The lobby is simple yet elegant and very welcoming. I love all the furnishing of the room especially the tiles used on the walls and the bathroom. It adds to the clean and relaxing ambience of the room. Though I'm a bit disappointed with the balcony because it"s so small and the view is not really pleasant to the eyes. But all in all it's still one of the best hotel in Baguio at a reasonable price too. "

"Without batting an eyelash, Paladin tries and succeeds in approximating the hospitality enjoyed by Baguio visitors decades ago, long before the city deteriorated into a crass and congested destination. Being treated courteously and well by hotel staff in Baguio is now seldom heard about, except if one pays big money in five star accommodations. If only for the genuinely warm treatment, the price one pays for lodging at Paladin suddenly becomes reasonable. The thougtful amenities are also worth raving about. For a hotel of this modest stature, one gets complimentary bottled water, slippers, bathroom supplies and use of a personal in-room vault. The long ascent by steep stairs to the receiving area is a challenge to PWDs and certainly, to elderly guests. There is no other recourse for the receiving staff but to make sure they are polite and ready with smiles if only to soothe tired legs and frayed nerves brought about by that huff and puff climb. If only they could hasten check in procedures and not subject guests to an interminable wait as so many things had to be written down. Surely there is a more efficient, even automated way to give out breakfast coupons and get data from registering guests without making them wait in line too long. They need to rest from the long trip, or that staircase challenge."

"It was my second time to stay at Forest Lodge. Though it's not the newest hotel in Baguio, it still boasts of its location and the comfort it gives to their guests. The bedsheets, pillows and towels are still excellent. It's still one of the hotels i prefer to stay at."