Villa in Baguio

Long before trips abroad became accessible to almost everyone in Manila, the go-to place for Christmas time or summer vacation was Baguio, rightfully earning the title as the Summer Capital of the Philippines. Because of its high altitude, the weather in Baguio is crisp and cool, with temperatures going down to as low as 10 degrees during the “winter” months. While the weather is enough reason to take the four-hour drive up, Baguio also boasts a number of delicious restaurants, historical sights, and the sweetest homegrown strawberries you can find in the country. A trip to the City of Pines will remind you of childhood and the simpler days when a piping cup of hot chocolate could make everything better.

Why book a Baguio Villas?

Baguio will always be a family destination, which means mom, dad, and the whole barangay has to come along for drive. And because the journey is quite long, staying for just a day or two is never enough. This means that squeezing in a tiny room just won’t cut it and booking separate rooms for everyone isn’t as fun. Renting a villa for your family or friend’s trip to Baguio is always the more practical option. Not only will you be more comfortable, you will get to spend more time together. After all, what is a trip to Baguio without gathering together in a cozy living room?

Types of Villas:

When looking for Baguio villas for rent, the most important thing to consider is space. Other things such as amenities, views, and style should come after. Here are some of the options offered:

Baguio Attraction & Activities:

There’s just something about Baguio that keeps people coming back. Everyone has their own reasons, whether it be for the cool temperatures, or to relive memories, the mountain town will always have a special place in almost every Filipino’s heart. If you’re one of the few who needs convincing, here are some sights to see and activities to experience during your trip:

How to get around:

Baguio is approximately four hours away from Metro Manila via the North Luzon Expressway and the Tarlac - Pangasinan - La Union - Expressway. If you don’t bring your own vehicle, getting around Baguio is fairly easy as it is like any other bustling metropolis. Jeepneys and tricycles can be found just about anywhere. Since the weather is cool, it’s also a pleasant experience to explore the city by foot.