Spa Hotels in Baguio

Everything is good, breakfast, halo-halo is the best! Reception staff Jessa is very accomodating as well as the rest. Nurse Jay-Ar is excellent in taking our blood pressure, taking & retaking again after finding out that we 4 seniors have high BP. He even gave me paracetamol to lessen my headache. What a very responsible nurse. The staff at the coffee shop were all attentive & superb too. Concierge & maintenance guys were very helpful too. The only downside is Baguio is not as cold as it used to be 30-40 years ago. Therefore I strongly suggest that rooms should be airconditioned for more comfort. In all, we highly recommend Le Monet to everyone.

The room is superb, clean, smell good and big. The balcony with breathtaking view. The staff is so polite and best service given to each guest. The restaurant is super good (you must try the steak). I am sure, I will return to relax in this hotel again. Let the photo attached speak for itself 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

The view from the hotel was nice and the surroundings are clean and good. From our room floor we can see the atrium inside the hotel it is totally mesmerising especially during night. The over all experience from the hotel is totally excellent. A surely must try hotel in Baguio!

The hotel was good, the breakfast buffet was good but our room wasn’t sound Proof. We could hear the noise yelling from downstairs at night. We couldn’t sleep.

Stayed here for 2 nights. The hotel retains the good cabin feels. All rooms now have air-conditioning units. Availed of the 50% off promo and I was worried that will be getting a non-AC room. Recent renovations have been made. Pros: 1. Accessibility Right in front of SM Baguio. Easy to go in and out to get supplies. Session Rd is just nearby. 2. Pet-friendly They charge 500 pesos per pet and per night. Comes with pet bed, potty trainer, and dog bowl. There’s a pet shop and grooming service in the parking area. 3. Hot Shower Enjoyed the long bath with the reliable supply and water pressure. 4. Hill Station While not pet friendly (we were asked to leave to dogs in the room), perhaps the best restaurant in Baguio is just downstairs. Cons: 1. Small and Noisy Road-side Rooms While the rooms are small, it’s basically designed just a place to sleep in. It has a study table and the fridge and water are tucked away in the cabinets. Carpeted but clean all throughout. Was expecting the bathroom to be tired and dingy but to my surprise, it was squeaky clean. Avoid the rooms facing the street as it is now sound-proof. Small TV and cable signal fades. 2. Limited Parking Space Since the hotel houses the popular Hill Station, patrons can easily crowd the parking area. Staying here is kinda 50/50 experience and a compromise I must say. Just matter of knowing what you want to prioritize. In my case, convenience, accessibility, and most importantly, pet-friendly. While it was not the most restful stay, Casa Vallejo captures the old Baguio charm. Something the newer hotels won’t be able to replicate.

It was my 4th time in Baguio City and I was with my partner for an advanced holiday leisure trip. We stayed at A Hotel Baguio City and I can say that their best asset is their employees. Red, the Front Desk officer when we arrived, warmly assisted us to all our needs during our check-in. She well represented the hotel’s hospitality service and she’s very helpful. The hotel is strategically located at the commercial district of Baguio were most of the tourist attraction are few walks away from the hotel. However, it could’ve been a nicer place to stay if rooms are a bit sound proof. It was annoying when sounds of the jeepney machines and the busy street of Shuntug bothers us duri ng rush hours. The room we stayed is quite dull and nothing amazed us in the hotel. The hotel rate, for me, does not reflects in the hotel rooms. There is no Safety vault, no flat iron (available upon request with fee), internet service is unstable, the room is just raw; bed, tv and tables only. No place for your luggage. But overall, this place is really nice if you want an accommodation in Baguio City. Good job to the staff of this hotel!

To begin with, the location is great being a few steps away from Session Road where all the main activities happen, and a few steps away from Baguio Public Market. The room itself is clean and organized the only con is that the view by our window is the wall of the next bldg. Upon arrival, we were advised that there was no wifi service in the room during that time. The problem was data reached is also a challenge that we needed to go out of our room to access the internet which is not good. Also, the attendant is not responsive. we had been contacting her for days before our stay but our calls and text message were not answered.

We had an overnight stay in this hotel and it was good. We booked the room with a balcony on a promo rate. The room is good for two but the 2 beds can accommodate 4. The room was big enough and it was clean. The linens were very clean, nice pillows, and clean bathrooms. Good wifi connections. It was also nice that hot and cold water dispenser is available just outside the rooms. Staffs were kind and pleasant. Upon checking in you have to sign some docs stating penalties for linen and bed stains and additional charge for extra hours. We are very careful while eating some take home foods but they were considerate of unintentional extra minutes or an hour. Their resto is just on the first floor in case you want to eat but lazy to venture outside. The hotel is walking distance to bus station, Session Road, SM, Burnham Park, and night market, so very easy if taxis are hard to find. Worth mentioning also is the outlet store at the ground floor of the hotel building that sells imported chocolates, goods, and other stuffs in discounted prices. Wasn't able to take some pics but overall we had a nice stay in this hotel.

The staff is incredibly kind and accommodating. When we got to the inn early, they said we could in early and move to a different room for a small fee. Then, when our previous room became available, they gave us the option to stay or move.