A-Seven House Sagada Room ★★★

"we enjoyed our stay there. the space is nice for both of us!!!"

Kanip Aw Pines View Lodge ★

"The hotel is located up a narrow track off the main road at the bottom of Sagada’s Main Street. We arrived by car and the track leading to the hotel was a bit hairy- rough and narrow, then a steep concrete incline and very tight parking. Expect your vehicle to be surrounded by other cars and scooters. Staff were helpful assisting us parking and asked that we left the keys in case they needed to rearrange the parking order. The hotel is built into a hillside overlooking a forested gorge with the limestone scar of echo valley in the distance. We had a balcony overlooking the valley which was nice although it was a bit too cold to sit out for long. The room was a good size, basic but clean with a comfy bed. No ac or heater, but temperature was ok. Shower was hot but not great pressure. Quiet location at night although we were woken by a knocking noise which I think was coming from the neighbouring room’s water heater. The location is good, away from traffic noise and 10 mins walk uphill to the top of the village. However there are a lot of steps and no lift so wouldn’t be good for anyone infirm."

Isabelo's Inn and Cafe ★

"Budget friendly stay. The place is super clean despite being a budget hotel. Rooms are small as expected due to cheap price but it doesn't matter as the owners are super kind and friendly."

RedDoorz @ Sagada Sunrise View Homestay ★

"Nice place. Good location if you want to visit sea of clouds. And food is good. I think it was the first place in the Philippines where we had a restful sleep Хорошее место. Удобное местоположение, если хотите посетить море облаков. Нормально готовят. Думаю, что здесь мы первый раз нормально выспались на Филиппинах"

RedDoorz @ Bilza Lodge Sagada ★

"Newly opened lodge. Away from the crowds with ample parking. We had a nightly bonfire which they prepared for us. Our room had a veranda with the view of the mountains. Our room was kept clean. We also had a hot and cold shower. Slight problem with the toilet flush but they were able to fix it right away. They provided us extra blankets and towels (towels with extra charge). If you want to enjoy Sagada by foot and avoid the crowded inns and lodges in town. This is the best place to be. They area out 2 miles from town - great opportunity to stay active while on vacation. Surrounded by nature and cool Sagada breeze. At night you can almost see all the stars with the clear skies!! Staff was very accommodating and friendly. Definitely the best place to stay in Sagada. "

Shamrock Tavern Inn ★

"The Shamrock is located a little out of the main part of town along the main road, but we had a driver so this was not an issue. We stopped only one night on a whirlwind visit and were pleased with the simple, clean and comfortable room on the first floor. There was a good substantial breakfast, although the coffee was not great. There was free Wi-Fi and computer access in the lobby. The staff were very friendly. The hi-light of our stay was perhaps the marriage proposal (not ours!) on the stairs of the hotel which entailed a series of messages on paper taped to the treads... touching! Curiously, it was the second public proposal of marriage we had witnessed while in Sagada. The other at the Echo Point. Both by Japanese couples, I think.... Consider it for yours!??"

Baey Bogan ★★

"The location is pretty good, after all, it's in the city center and it takes about 10 minutes to walk to the visitor center. You can find a small fork in the main road and go inside (there are signs), and you will eventually arrive at the hotel. Shoes must be taken off in the hotel, so it is recommended to bring a pair of indoor slippers. The bathroom and toilet are relatively old, but as long as there is indoor mopping, everything is not a problem. There is soap in the bathroom, so it is recommended to bring your own facial cleanser, shampoo, toothpaste and toothbrush. The hostess Halen is very friendly and treated me to some persimmons. You can also ask her to help introduce the tour guide. She made a few calls and eventually her neighbor came, a nice gentleman with a tour guide certificate and ten years of experience."

Agape Log Cabin ★★★

Andrew & Mary's Lodging House ★★

"This place made me feel that I’m still at home. The hospitality and their friendliness is the best."