Hiking around the beautiful Busculan, home of legendary artist Apo Whang Od. Mountainous and incredibly cultural, no aspect of this trip was less than amazing.

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"Batad Rice Terraces is a must see, but have to be physically fit for it is very steep, high, narrow and very very long walk. But once you overcome the almost 1 hour walk with rest, it is worth to see the place. Definitely, get a guide and a stick to go with you. The owner of the place gave an excellent service."

"We felt very welcome here. At arrival we were offered a nice cup of cofee and a good talk. Fine clean room with good beds. Nice sitting room with open fireplace. We ordered breakfast next morning and it was very good. Only thing we did not like was that the room was rather cold in the evening and night. "

"Very small for two people. Bathroom is small with sink, toilet and shower in one. Finally, the lady working there was fantastic and helpful. "

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Top Tinglayan Hotel Reviews

Banaue Sunrise Guest House - Hostel

10/10 Excellent

"I love the view. Also, the crew are very helpful."

Lè Soleil de Sagada Inn

8/10 Good

"I don't know if this place will be for everyone as the furnishings and amenities are quite minimal and it's hard to find if you arrive in Sagada by car...but once you settle in it can be quite soothing. It's a ways from the main road in its own neighborhood and it was quite peaceful sitting on the terrace in the morning or evening and listening to dogs, roosters and neighbors chatting. The host, Domy, is very personable and helpful and she made a delicious breakfast each morning (some of the best food I had in Sagada). Trekkers and such are probably fine here. As an older solo traveler who requires a little bit more in the way of comfort, I found that I had to adapt a bit. And when I did, I was happy to have stayed here for two nights..."