Microtel by Wyndham Baguio

Closed to SM and burnham Park victory liner, lots of redto around it room is descent and clean.

It took a long time before we can take our room but still ends well because people are friendly and nic

My stay was less than ideal due to several issues. The water heater did not work instantly, and I had to run the water for 15 minutes(waste of water) before it warmed up enough for a shower, which was quite inconvenient. The window view was also disappointing(I requested for a room transfer with a pine tree view, they told me no available room). Additionally, I had to request basic amenities each time for extra person(we are 3 person in a room)which should have been provided without needing to ask. This significantly impacted the quality of my stay. Good breakfast though. Most staff are courteous.

We enjoy our stay. The staff are so nice both restaurant and the hotel.

Excellent Swrvice

Not so good for Westerners but locals who know the area seem happy, at least if you look through the ‘reviews.’ The lead pic (attached) shows a building with green lawns out the front. Wrong! It’s sandwiched between two roads, a bus stop and a gas station. Some of the rooms close to reception seemed newer and renovated but we were relegated further down the corridor to a dingy pit with a mouldy air conditioner. After a long road trip and late arrival I was just too tired and disappointed to contest this. Like many places in the Philippines, it’s best to fork out the extra $ and avoid such places. Sadly though, this type of hotel is commonplace in Baguio - read, run-down. Need convincing? See the beautiful view from the bedroom window (pic below)…..