Baguio, Benguet, Philippines
Baguio
Baguio runs cooler than the lowlands. Pine trees edge its slopes, and Session Road climbs through shops and cafes. Burnham Park gives the city a patch of open green.
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Recommendations
Landmark4.5/5
Baguio Botanical Garden
This Baguio botanical garden threads flower-lined paths beneath towering pines. A tunnel runs beneath the grounds.
Landmark4.5/5
Burnham Park
Baguio's broad city park centers on a lake, with paths for walking and a cycling area. Swan boats carry you across the water.
Landmark4.3/5
Mines View Observation Deck
Baguio’s mountain slopes and former mining areas fill the view from this observation deck. Nearby, you can pose in traditional Igorot dress beside a horse.
Landmark4.3/5
Tam-awan Village
Baguio's hillside art village pairs traditional Cordilleran huts with local paintings, where artists sketch visitors among the huts.
Landmark4.3/5
Baguio City Market
Baguio's market sells farm vegetables, strawberries, local preserves and handicrafts. Knitted genital keychains turn up among the souvenirs.
Shop4.4/5
SM City Baguio
Baguio's open-air mall lets cool mountain air move through its shops and restaurants. From the upper terrace, the city spreads below.
Landmark4.7/5
Mount Costa
Terraced gardens climb this Benguet park, shaped by garden designs from other countries. One section is the Enchanted Garden, with an Enchantress.
Culture4.7/5
Baguio Cathedral and Diocesan Shrine of Our Lady of the Atonement
Baguio’s pink cathedral rises above Session Road, its twin spires visible across the city. A long stone staircase lined with statues of saints and archangels leads up to the entrance.
Shop4.3/5
Strawberry Farm - Home of Giant Strawberry Cake
La Trinidad's strawberry farm spreads across the valley, with farmers offering strawberries to pick. You can also talk with them about their work.
Landmark4.4/5
Hydro Falls
Tuba’s waterfall lies beyond a boulder-strewn riverbed. You cross an old metal-plated suspension bridge before following the water upstream.
Culture4.6/5
Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto
252 concrete steps climb to this Baguio shrine, ending at a statue of Our Lady of Lourdes. The ascent is enough for a full rosary.
Landmark4.6/5
Mt. Yangbew
Rock formations crown this La Trinidad hiking area, where a short climb opens onto a plateau with views in every direction. Horses share the summit.
Eat$$$4.1/5
Café by the Ruins
This Baguio café serves Filipino and Asian fusion dishes, fresh bread, coffee and homemade flavored sodas.
Eat$$$4.4/5
Arca's Yard Café
Roadside café in a weathered Baguio house, with bulul figures and paintings by local artists. Upstairs, tables look out over a densely forested mountainside.
Eat$$4.4/5
Oh My Gulay
Baguio vegetarian restaurant on a covered rooftop, with plants and wooden art. A small pond sits among the tables.
Eat$$$4.4/5
Hill Station
Live-music restaurant in Baguio serving Filipino and European dishes. Performers play as diners settle in for dinner.
Cafe$$$4.1/5
Choco-laté de Batirol
Tablea chocolate anchors this Filipino restaurant in Igorot Park. You can try making a cup of traditional hot chocolate yourself.
Cafe4.2/5
Tam-awan Cafe and Restaurant
This hillside cafe sits among traditional houses, a small lake and garden. You can have coffee while a cultural presentation plays out nearby.
Stays
Stay4.2/5
Le Monet Hotel
Situated in Camp John Hay and with Camp John Hay reachable within 400 metres, Le Monet Hotel features concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a garden, free WiFi throughout the property and a restaurant. This 4-star hotel offers a bar. The accommodation offers a shared kitchen, a 24-hour front desk and currency exchange for guests. At the hotel guests will find facilities including an indoor pool and a spa and wellness centre which also offers massage treatments. SM City Baguio is 3 km from Le Monet Hotel, while Mines View Park is 3.5 km from the property. Loakan Airport is 5 km away.
Stay4.6/5
John Hay Hotels Garden Wing (formerly The Manor at Camp John Hay)
Welcome to The Manor at Camp John Hay, where whimsy meets relaxation. Located in the breathtaking city of Baguio, Philippines, this charming hotel offers a perfect hideaway from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With its cozy rooms, lush gardens, and stunning views, The Manor is the ideal destination for adventurous souls seeking a touch of luxury amidst nature's embrace.
Stay4.4/5
John Hay Hotels Forest Wing (Formerly The Forest Lodge)
Forest Wing hotel in Camp John Hay, with room views over the grounds. Breakfast has plenty of choice, and music plays around the property.
Stay4.4/5
Mountain Lodge Baguio
Baguio hotel with a rustic, ski-lodge feel, clean rooms and breakfast.
Stay4.2/5
Hotel Elizabeth Fersal Baguio
Baguio hotel with an in-house restaurant and buffet breakfast.
Stay4/5
Citylight Hotel
Citylight Hotel in Baguio offers family rooms with modern amenities. Each room includes air-conditioning, a private bathroom, and free WiFi. Guests can enjoy a restaurant and bar, perfect for relaxing evenings. The hotel also features a coffee shop and lounge, providing diverse dining options. The hotel provides a 24-hour front desk, concierge service, and full-day security. Additional facilities include a lift, lounge, and coffee shop. Reception staff speak English and Filipino, ensuring smooth communication for all guests.
Stay3.9/5
Hotel Veniz Burnham
Burnham Park-facing hotel with its own restaurant. An overpass walkway beside it leads straight into Burnham Park.
Stay3.9/5
Heritage Mansion Buffet Restaurant and Cafe
Buffet restaurant in Baguio with Japanese and Filipino stations. Choose vegetables, meat and sauce at the Mongolian station, and they’ll cook it for you.
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