Me and my family spent the holy week in the city of pines, Baguio city. We left Manila at around 4am last March 20 yet arrive 2pm in the afternoon due to the traffic in several areas like NLEX, Mabalacat, Tarlac and Pangasinan as there’s a lot of travelers wanting to spend the lenten season to provinces. Our first stop in Baguio was to take lunch in Burnham park having a taste of different inihaw (barbecue), from pork, fish, and squid. After taking lunch, we went to Teachers camp to inquire for a place to stay at night. It is our first choice as my sister is a college professor and we’ll have discounts if ever but the camp is already full so we proceed
Baguio Archive
Here’s a quick list of hotels to consider when staying in Baguio: THE CONCORDE HOTEL Magnificant and Unique Design; Attractive, Colorful and Captivating Artworks await your pleasant and perfect stay. Rates: [TABLE=1] ————————————————————————————- THE BURNHAM SUITES A modern haven of comfort, the Baguio Burnham Suites adheres to international standards of accommodation and service to ensure guests a grand time. Rates: [TABLE=2] ————————————————————————————- THE EL CIELITO INN The El Cielito Inn prides itself in offering businesspersons all the facilities they need to ensure the success of their business endeavors; Baguio tourists will also be delighted with everything they need to make their stay in Baguio truly spectacular, making the El Cielito Inn their Baguio Hotel of choice. Rates: [TABLE=3] *All room rates are inclusive of continental