Best Pet friendly Hotels in Banaue

Location is beside the road and have safe car park. Restaurant food is ok but quantity is poor (ordered chicken adabo and had 3 tiny pieces of chicken). Check in and out was smooth. Room had attached washroom and hot water but very basic washroom and room. Good view of the rice terraces from the restaurant and veranda upstairs next to the assigned room. Ok for one day.

This was my first time in Badat Village and I stayed at the Batad Transient House for 5 nights. The view from the hotel was spectacular and the hostel family were all very kind and nice. The food was also very delicious. The owner of the hostel has lived in Japan for his job as a care worker and can speak a little Japanese. He will arrange various tours and massages for you if you ask. The massage was the best and felt so good that it soothed my tired body from all the walking and helped me sleep soundly. If you stay here, please give it a try!! I highly recommend it!! It was rice planting season at the time, so I asked the hostel staff to organize a half-day rice planting tour for me, which was a lot of fun. It was a very nice hostel and I would like to go again. ―――――――――――― This was my first time in Badat Village and I stayed at the Batad Transient House for 5 nights. The view from the hotel was spectacular and the hostel family were all very kind and nice. The food was also very delicious. The owner of the hostel has lived in Japan for his job as a care worker and can speak a little Japanese. He will arrange various tours and massages for you if you ask. The massage was the best and felt so good that it soothed my tired body from all the walking and helped me sleep soundly. If you stay here, please give it a try!! I highly recommend it!! It was rice planting season at the time, so I asked the hostel staff to organize a half-day rice planting tour for me, which was a lot of fun. It was a very nice hostel and I would like to go again.

Nice people and clean hostel - well positioned just 10 minutes walk from 'town'. Let the hostel know in advance of your arrival time and date and they'll meet you where the coaches arrive. Keep in mind, impossible to get food after around 9PM in this town - nothing open - including all shops. Zero bars and nightlife open past 9PM or so!

Almost impeccable place to check in. First of all, the welcome drink was given at check-in. I chose coffee and Milo. You can also taste the boiled duck made by the local method, and provide Ifugao national costumes to take pictures. The only drawback is that when the room is hot at night, it is difficult to sleep with mosquitoes, and everything else is fine.