Inns in Philippines

"Nice local inner city hotel. No elevator so not popular with foreign travelers but a good hotel for travel. Surrounding area a nice local residential and street food experience."

"Location was wonderful "

"Nice and clean My room was terribly small Probsbly my fault when booking"

"The staff was "

"An excellent choice for short stay in Baguio."

"We had a great stay at Tiwis Travellers Inn! The place is newly constructed, so everything feels fresh, clean, and well-maintained. The staff were friendly and always willing to help with anything I needed, which made the stay even more comfortable. The location is super convenient—just a short walk to Ka Inato Restaurant, and only a quick jeepney ride to Robinson’s Supermarket and other key spots around the city. Perfect for travelers looking to explore without hassle. The building itself is...

"This is a great place to stay on a budget. The owner stayed up late for us after we had a flight delay, we arrived at about 2230. The room is large, the bathroom works and they provide breakfast to your room at 0700. They also can arrange your underground river tour, they walk you straightaway to the boat. Also, know going in that it is a small budget place in the jungle, they may or may not have any hot water. "

"It was okay no hope they have a receptionist when we were there. "

"The staff as far as friendly were great. But for whatever reason every night you could hear them talking and yelling to each other even at 3 am. Its a pay by the hour place but was still decent. The only real issue was the noise ALL NIGHT LONG. "

"It’s called “Bills Tourist Inn” so we thought they would have some info about anything. They couldn’t help with tours, any information about what and where to go and couldn’t even recommend a good restaurant, so we were on our own. Hot water would come and go and there wasn’t any WiFi to help us figure things out. We basically had to walk into the Main Street for everything anyway so we should have just stayed closer. "