Chalet Baguio

Myself and wife, looking for some relief from the heat and humidity had an overnight stay in Baguio. Both seniors by Philippine standards, though still working in UK. We booked a suite and requested view over countryside or city, king sized double required. For less than £60 including breakfasts it was a done deal. We were allocated room 501, up 1 level ( bear in mind there are rooms above and below the reception level), normal for Baguio given the topology of the area. Room views are spectacular, no noise from adjoining lift at all, 2 quarter windows opened and had gnat Mesh covers ( we left these ajar to hear the local sounds that were hardly audible). Efficient Air con in room (though no remote control), good sized, wall mounted TV ( a UK news channel would have been appreciated), room mini bar doesn't exist ( not the stated required P2000 deposit at book on as booking was prepaid online) 2x std sized bottles of water, kettle, hairdryer, small fridge, 2x tea coffee sugar and creamer, 2x cups and saucers, a Bible ( missed from other 2 hotels stayed at this vacation) Breakfast was a good selection buffet that sated our appetites until the evening. Staff attentive but not overbearing. I'm I think me and the wife have found our escape location for future trips to the PI's that we do at least bi-annually

Chalet Baguio offers a cozy, budget-friendly option for travelers looking to enjoy the charm of Baguio without spending too much. The location is great—just a few minutes from the city center, Session Road, and tourist spots like Burnham Park and Camp John Hay. The rooms are clean and functional, though a bit compact. The wooden interiors give a cabin-like feel that matches the mountain vibe. However, soundproofing could be better—you might hear hallway or street noise, especially at night. Breakfast is complimentary and usually includes local favorites like longganisa, eggs, and rice. It’s not fancy, but it’s hearty and appreciated. Staff were warm and accommodating, always ready to offer directions or assist with bags. Parking is available but limited. Wi-Fi was okay for basic browsing but not ideal for heavy use. There’s no elevator, so those with mobility issues may want to request a lower-floor room. Would I recommend it? Yes, for couples or small families on a budget who want a convenient, cozy stay in Baguio.