Hotels near Burnham Park in Baguio

This is our first time with Microtel by Wyndham Baguio. We stayed for 3 days and 2 nights with my family, we had an incredible experience. The area and room are clean, the lobby smells wonderful. The complementary breakfast was also good, the taste, servings, and selection were acceptable. The Wi-Fi is okay, but sometimes it's cutting in and out (we stayed on the lower ground). But one thing made this hotel superb is the people. The staff from the front desk are professional, reliable, and courteous. The housekeepers greet you with a smile, even the security guards are hospitable. The location was also a big plus. We will definitely be back. Keep it up 😀

This is a hotel that your baby boomer parents & titas would like, mine certainly did. Design looks a bit dated (or that's what they are going for?), classic Baguio-feels, but facilities are maintained and staff are well-trained. They even got fresh flower arrangement decors and manicured gardens to boot. Hotel looks small at a glance but rooms are big on the inside. They can even accommodate two busloads of people without feeling cramped, even on breakfast. Speaking of breakfast, theirs is good, mostly Filipino dishes and more. What I liked the most is the design of the room. We were a group of 6 adults, a kid, and an infant, and we fit comfortably on their family room. They have a table which is nice for coffee (which they provide along with tea bags, cups, and an electric kettle). Being with a big group means a longer queue to a single bathroom, right? Not if you have two separate shower rooms and a door-separated toilet, which is a thoughtful touch along with providing basic toiletries. This is one of the reason I would most likely book here again since we usually go to Baguio with a big group. The only cons I see is that 1. there's no elevator going down to basement rooms, which might be an issue to seniors (my senior companions - 60ish, didn't mind the short flight of stairs though); 2. location is a bit far from city center/business district (it's nearer to Wright Park).

Uploaded herewith is a photo of an advisory by Baguio Burnham Suites management regarding the LIMITATION in their supply of hot water. This photo was taken inside my hotel room, after I checked-in the hotel. The hotel management should have been honest enough to publish the same advisory in their website. I checked their website BEFORE booking a 9-night stay in their hotel. Had I read their advisory in their website at that time, I would NOT have booked a stay in their hotel at all! When I actually checked-in Baguio Burnham Suites hotel, I discovered that the problem with their supply of hot water was MUCH WORSE that what their advisory admits. The hot water failed literally everyday that I was there. Engineering came twice to try to fix the hot water problem, but the ”fix” did not last! I had to take FREEZING showers in the bathroom twice. This was because Baguio City has COLD weather and there was NO hot water. I asked myself, how about the men's restroom in the ground floor of the hotel? Does it provide hot water? I tested said restroom for 5-10 minutes. NO hot water. I had to check-out of the hotel, after a stay of only 3 nights. I did NOT use the remaining 6 nights of my booking. In a cold climate, NO reliable hot water! Unbearable!

A Wild Adventure Awaits If you're searching for a unique and adventurous getaway, look no further than Safari Lodge Baguio! This hidden gem nestled in the picturesque mountains of Baguio offers an experience like no other, taking you on a thrilling journey through the untamed beauty of nature. From the moment you arrive, you'll be transported to a world of excitement and wonder. The lodge's safari-themed architecture and decor create an atmosphere that instantly sparks your spirit of adventure. It's like stepping into the heart of the wilderness, surrounded by life-sized animal statues and rustic charm. The rooms at Safari Lodge Baguio are equally captivating. Each one is designed to immerse you in the safari experience, with cozy furnishings and themed elements that make you feel like a daring explorer in the wild. The views from the rooms are simply breathtaking, offering glimpses of the lush mountains and valleys that beckon you to explore. After a day filled with thrilling activities, you can unwind by the campfire under the stars, exchanging stories with fellow adventurers and making memories that will last a lifetime. The staff at Safari Lodge Baguio are incredibly warm and accommodating, ensuring you feel safe and well-cared for throughout your stay. To top it all off, the lodge's on-site restaurant serves up a delicious selection of local and international dishes. You can savor mouthwatering meals while basking in the panoramic views of the surrounding wilderness. In conclusion, Safari Lodge Baguio is a haven for thrill-seekers, nature enthusiasts, and anyone looking to escape the ordinary. It's a place where you can reconnect with nature, challenge yourself with exciting activities, and create unforgettable experiences. If you're ready to embark on a wild adventure, Safari Lodge Baguio is the place to be!

The hotel is a boutique hotel and the theme/concept is good and has its appeal. We arrive after lunch and was told to wait for available rooms. No exact time was given but the girl at the reception was guessing around 3 which is beyond the standard 2 pm check in time.We waited by the reception area. After an hour I notice a newcomer who was able to check in so I went to the front desk about our room. The girl at the reception looked at me bewildered and ask me my name and seems at a lost. Another girl took over and after going through some papers, told us that we had a room. I wondered what would have happened if I didnt ask about it and just waited for them to approach us. The room is ample sized with an overhead fan which was working well. The beds are comfortable. There was only 1 pillow though which was small. I immediatedly called the reception for additional pillow explaining that I had a medical condition that needed me to be elevated while sleeping. The receptionist says that she will get back to me but doubted there was anything available since they had full occupancy. The girl never got back to me. There was a study table at the corner of the room with access to power supply. There was no AC but this is Baguio so it doesnt matter. THere was no ref. THere was a water boiler but no coffee or tea packs which is chargeable.The bathroom is ample and functions well. Water pressure is strong. There was a pad and a pencil at the side table but the pencil is all worn out. (not sharpened) Breakfast was at the 6th floor of the hotel. It was light and airy with a good view of the city. Choices were not much but food was good with an egg station, a salad bar and bread area. It was serviced buffet. Coffee was self serve and located in a corner of the room. One negative note here is that the sugar and creamer were served in bowls with teaspoons for customer to use. It would been more hygienic if they were in packets. Isnt there a covid protocol regarding this? The physical structure (rooms. function rooms. coffee shop) were quite good and as mentioned appealing. However, service is really poor. From the check in part of our stay, to not getting back to me on my request, to breakfast service where the clean ups were done sloppily, much can be improved on. Our hotels have always been distinguished by good service and hospitality and sadly Orchard is pretty off the chart.

Quite disorganized. Triage slip - this is an important piece of paper that a traveller should always bring especially when going to Camp John Hay area. I was asked by the receptionist to hand her the triage slip when we were checking in. I thought it must be submitted to them that’s why it wasn’t returned to me. When we travelled to John Hay, we were blocked at the gate because we didn’t have it. We went back to the hotel and asked about it. The receptionist struggled to find it but eventually found it. Hotel luggage cart - we were about to go to our room and asked for assistance since we have a lot of bags/luggages with us. We waited for so long because they seemed struggling to find the cart, so we decided to go without it. Housekeeping request - on our third day, we called at the lobby to schedule cleaning and replacing everything that needs to be replaced. We were out the entire day and hoping the room is clean when we return, but to our surprise, nothing happened. A staff forcibly opening the door - early in the morning when we were still sleeping (and haven’t had enough sleep), someone was trying to open the door, and since it’s taking a while, I decided to rise up, went to the door and opened it. The staff apologized and said it was a mistake. I never got back to sleep and was not feeling well the entire day. Breakfast - I don’t know if it’s normal but I find it such a hassle to always get a coupon from the lobby daily, and present it to the cafe every morning. The time we plan to take breakfast everyday is also being asked. I know this is to manage/forecast the flow of requests, but one day when we weren’t able to show up on time, someone from the cafe called us to know what time we will eat. I appreciate the concern, but it was just about 8:30am, and what if we were still sleeping? We felt pressured to go down and eat, and that’s what we did. Friendliness - not all, but most of the staff are not used to greeting people. Other than these, there are still good things about this place, such as the location. It’s within the city center, so it’s easy to go around. The area feels safe as well.

The hotel is new. Staffs are very friendly and nice. Breakfast is good but not excellent. The room has a ceiling fan so we need to open the window and sliding door. Our room was facing residential area so there were dogs barking in the middle of the night.

This is a newer hotel and still have construction going on. You have to drive through the circular parking to get to the main entrance. There is a free shuttle to bring you to the main road. The breakfast is okay. The room is huge and clean but there is no pool and I don’t see a lot of guest in the lobby so very quiet and like dead. It’s further away from downtown.

Probably the best pet-friendly hotel in Baguio. Travelled with 2 Frenchies and the hotel charged P750 per pet per night. Pros: 1. Pet Friendly Dogs can almost roam around the hotel. It has a big garden where they can play around and relieved themselves. Only downside they are not allowed at their in-house restaurant Outlook Grill which is weird because they have alfresco. What I love about the hotel is you can eat with them during the breakfast buffet. 2. Breakfast Buffet Good spread. Bacon is served daily. There’s an egg and taho station. You need to be there as they open (6am) if you want warm food. Hotel’s design is an open concept at the atrium. Can get cold in the morning. 3. Big Room Rooms are very spacious and with veranda. Can get noisy especially for the road-side rooms. Cons: 1. Pricey Room rate starts at P6000 inclusive of breakfast for 2 plus the pet fee. But did some math. Was comparing it with Giraffe Hotel and Ozark with rates at P4000. Ended up not minding paying extra staying at a bigger and full service property. 2. Hot Shower Shower didn’t have a hot water running. It was warm at best. 3. Cable TV Room only had 13 channels. We were just watching YouTube for the entire stay.

It was my first exploration for red doors and all I can is positive the place is convenient with strong wifi and parking.. hope they can accept food service in this hotel soon..