Where to stay in Baguio — pick the right hotel, book in 3 clicks
Baguio is the summer capital of the Philippines, sitting at around 1,500 metres in the Cordillera mountains. Its cool climate — averaging about 20°C year-round — makes it a favourite escape from the heat for Filipinos. It's full of Burnham Park's greenery, the lively Session Road, strawberry farms, art, and atmospheric cafes — perfect for families, couples and travellers who want cool air and mountain culture.
Why stay in Baguio
Cool climate year-round
Averaging around 20°C, it's a great escape from the heat — the country's summer capital.
Burnham Park
A central park with a boating lake, rose garden and shady picnic lawns.
Strawberry farms
Pick fresh strawberries at nearby La Trinidad and try strawberry ice cream.
City of art
An artists' village, the BenCab Museum, and the carved woodcraft of the Cordillera people.
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Local dishes to try in Baguio
- 1🍓
Strawberries and ice cream
Fresh strawberries and strawberry ice cream, the signature treat of this cool mountain city.
📍 La Trinidad - 2🥖
Good Shepherd bread
Ube treats and homemade baked goods from the nuns — a hugely popular Baguio souvenir.
📍 Souvenirs - 3🍖
Pinikpikan
A smoky native chicken soup with cured pork, boldly flavoured and unique to the mountains.
📍 Cordillera cuisine - 4☕
Mountain coffee in cafes
Atmospheric cafes serving Benguet coffee and homemade food in the cool mountain air.
📍 Citywide - 5🍜
Hot noodle soups
Steaming noodle soups that pair perfectly with the cold weather, easy to find in markets and along the streets.
📍 City markets
- 1🚣
Burnham Park
A large central park with a boating lake, rose garden and a bike-riding plaza.
📍 City centre - 2🛣️
Session Road
The lively main street lined with restaurants, cafes and shops, buzzing into the evening.
📍 City centre - 3🏔️
Mines View Park
A viewpoint over the valley and old mines, where you can pose with horses and large-breed dogs.
📍 City edge - 4🍓
La Trinidad Strawberry Farm
A strawberry farm outside the city where you can pick your own and sample strawberry-flavoured treats.
📍 La Trinidad - 5🎨
BenCab Museum
The art museum of a National Artist, showing contemporary works and a beautiful valley garden.
📍 Asin Road - 6⛪
Our Lady of Atonement Cathedral
A pink cathedral on a hill — an old landmark visible from across the city.
📍 City centre
Things to do in Baguio
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3 Baguio hotels our team picked for you
Selected from real reviews — one per budget tier, each with a score and instant 3-site price comparison
★ 8.9Upper-midGrand Sierra Pines Baguio
#3 Spotless rooms · Pine grove near Wright Park
★ 8.8Upper-midThe Manor at Camp John Hay (John Hay Hotels - Garden Wing)
#1 Baguio legend · Pine-forest lodge inside Camp John Hay
★ 8.7Upper-midJohn Hay Hotels Forest Wing (formerly The Forest Lodge at Camp John Hay)
#2 value in the pines · sibling to The Manor
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Le Monet Hotel
#4 Modern · heated indoor pool in the pine forest
Microtel by Wyndham Baguio
#8 Value in the city centre · Wyndham brand
Azalea Hotels & Residences Baguio
#5 Roomy suites · Baguio's first all-suite hotel
Hotel Elizabeth Baguio
#7 Value pick · Rustic building near Mines View
Kamiseta Hotel
#6 Prettiest boutique - designed by the fashion brand Kamiseta
Venus Parkview Hotel
#9 Central location · across from Burnham Park
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🚆 Getting around Baguio
Bus from Manila
Air-conditioned Victory Liner buses run from Manila to Baguio in about 4 to 6 hours via the expressway.
Taxi
Metered taxis are plentiful and affordable in the city — handy for getting up to the hilltop viewpoints.
Jeepney
Route-based jeepneys run all over the city, a budget-friendly option for locals and visitors alike.
On foot
The city centre around Burnham Park and Session Road is walkable, though the streets are fairly steep.
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See this city's guide →Frequently asked — where to stay in Baguio
How cold does Baguio get?+
The average temperature is around 20°C, but it can drop below 10°C at the coldest from December to February, so pack a warm jacket.
How do you get from Manila to Baguio?+
Take an air-conditioned bus from a Manila terminal — about 4 to 6 hours via the expressway — or drive up the mountain yourself.
When should you avoid Baguio?+
During Holy Week and the Panagbenga flower festival (February) it gets very crowded and traffic is heavy, so book accommodation well ahead.
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