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"amazing"

"Ramon is such a gracious host. We enjoyed the many times he sat with us sharing stormed of the village and culture. We would highly recommend"

"I had a wonderful stay here. The staff was EXTREMELY sweet and helpful, they looked after me during my entire stay. This place has one of the most amazing and beautiful views of the rice terraces, right at your doorstep! It is about a 20-30 min drive from Banaue town, and is a very quiet and serene environment. Service was spotty, but it adds to the need to just relax and soak up the gorgeous views in front of you. On top of that, the inn serves breakfast and dinner, and has pretty much everything you could need. The food was AMAZING! Be aware, it is a more rustic or remote feel, if you want to be staying in a 5 star resort surrounded by all the urban amenities, this is not for you. If you want to “get away” and really experience the beauty of Banaue and surrounding area, this IS for you! I will most certainly be returning and staying here again! "

"I had a fantastic stay here. Very friendly and accommodating hosts, definitely recommend this for anyone passing through Banaue!"

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

"Place was nice but the address on expedia is not the exact address of the property is different. We had a hard time looking for the place, had to call the host multiple times. No wifi."

"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..."