I spent my childhood summers here in this Pine filled Mountain scape called Baguio City. Taken standing from the Manor, @ Camp John Hay. The Green roof seen behind the trees is where my cousins and I would head to play bowling and eat ice cream. #green

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Baden Powell Hostel

Baguio

1.246.442 ₫ total

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1 Jan - 2 Jan 2026

CVNB Bed & Bath - Hostel

Baguio

"The host are accommodating, we arrived at the CV transient around 1am, they let us check in still (we late due to our schedule availability and travel schedule). The place is simple, what you see is what you get. There is a fan in the room, you won't need AC since the temperature in Baguio is cold. Cons: The water heater is not working all the way through it will be hot for like a minute and then it's gonna be cold again, hopefully this will be fixed either way the place is good."

Erika Mae

599.065 ₫ total

includes taxes & fees

9 Dec - 10 Dec

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Top Camp John Hay Hotel Reviews

The Manor at Camp John Hay

10/10 Excellent

"Very nice hotel. Friendly and hospitable staff. Very quiet room. We would stay here again. "

The Plaza Lodge Baguio

8/10 Good

"Stayed here for 4 nights during November and actually upgraded to a deluxe room because not all rooms have a/c. The room was massive for just one person but I barely used the a/c which is okay I didn’t mind the space. The breakfast at this hotel is really nice. It’s sort of a mix between Filipino and western options. Also I loved the location which was so conveniently located close to SM mall, secret garden restaurant which is right opposite the hotel and had great food/cute seating. The staff here is really kind and nice, they helped me from my smallest requests to assisting my friend with early check in. I would totally stay here again! You also have an in room massage option which was such a bonus. You do need to pay in pesos directly to the masseuse so make sure you are prepared. The massage for me was a 10/10! Few cons for this hotel- the room smells like mold. No matter how much I left the windows open, I think it was the carpets unfortunately. Second, the room I got faced the street which at times was super noisy at late and early hours . This noise is mostly from vehicles going up and down right in front of the hotel as you’re facing the road. And lastly, the bathroom stunk a bit like sewage if you turned on the ventilation fan. Overall good experience! "