Roam, Eat & Stay
We're happy to have you in Baguio! Getting around is easy with a navigation tool like Waze & Google Maps.
We've only put mostly Food places but if you want to see all the tourist attractions, check out this
Chapel to Reception
The chapel, St. Ignatius De Loyola is inside PMA and is only 15 - 20 minutes away from our venue, The Forest Lodge in Camp John Hay via Loakan Road.
Once You're There
We’re excited to share a few of our favorite FOOD places in the area with you
Cuisines + Family Restaurants
Family Restaurants
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Good Taste – Affordable Filipino and Chinese comfort food
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Hillstation – Classic Filipino-Spanish colonial dishes
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Rillera’s – Hearty Filipino dishes, known for local favorites
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Valencia’s Restaurant – Traditional Filipino home-cooked meals.
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Le Chef at The Manor
Spanish Cuisine:
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Mario’s – Spanish and continental dishes, famous for their paella and steaks
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Craft 1945 – Spanish cuisine and craft beer in a cozy setting
Thai Cuisine:
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Lime and Basil – Authentic Thai food
Vietnamese Cuisine:
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Yes Pho
Japanese Cuisine:
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Chaya – Traditional Japanese dishes
Greek/Mediterranean Cuisine:
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Lemon and Olives – Greek specialties
Italian Cuisine:
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Amare – Wood-fired pizza and Italian favorites
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Mangiano Ristorante – Italian pasta, pizza, and more
American/Western Cuisine:
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Grumpy Joe – Burgers, pizza, and comfort food
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Canto – Ribs, burgers, and grilled dishes
Drinks & Dessert
Breweries/Pubs:
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Baguio Craft Brewery
– Local craft beers and pub food
Cafés & Bakeries:
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Rebel Bakehouse
– Specialty breads and pastries
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Foam Coffee
– Specialty coffee and cozy ambiance
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Hot Cat
– Good coffee & community
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Hatch Coffee
– Artisan coffee and brunch options
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Guest Haven Coffee
– Check out Porta Vaga branch
Baguio Gems
Brent Guest House - Aesthetic bed & breakfast with Cafe
Oh My Gulay and Ilikha Village
Chona's Delight from Tea House
Big Brother Biryani
Berry Mama
Vizco's Strawberry Shortcake
Baguio Country Club Raisin Bread
Non members can get this treat in the shop at SM Baguio or The Office in Outlook Drive.
Victoria Bakery Cream Puffs
MOCH Cafe
Good sunset views
L'Atelier Du Grain & The Gallery
a French run bakery Below 'The Gallery' restaurant which is also noteworthy
Good Sheperd for Ube Jam
Ube jam is cheaper here than Market price but is limited to 2 jars per person per day.
Where to Stay
Hotels and B&Bs to check out
Hotels
Here are some hotels you might consider (directs you to main hotel website)
•The Forest Lodge at Camp John Hay
•The Manor at Camp John Hay
•Azalea Hotels & Residences Baguio
•Sotogrande Hotel Baguio
•Grand Sierra Pines Baguio
•The Orchard Hotel Baguio
But You can also book these hotels through:
Agoda
Traveloka
Trip
Booking.com
Airbnb
Here are some keywords you can use when searching for accommodations on Airbnb: "Camp John Hay," "City Hub," "Mega Tower," "Brenthill," and "Cedar Peak." These locations offer great stays either in the Camp John Hay area or the city center.
While there are many Airbnb options in the outskirts as well, please be mindful of travel times, as traffic and distance may affect your schedule.
Transient Homes
Transient homes in Baguio function like Airbnb stays but with a per-head rate instead of a fixed price for the entire property. These accommodations offer a home-like experience, often with shared common areas, making them a budget-friendly and flexible option for groups or solo travelers.
Please be cautious of scam transient homes. Always book through reputable platforms, check reviews, and verify listings before making any payments.
