Paladin Hotel

Very noisy location due to traffic.

The staffs are friendly, and the wifi was good enough. We stayed only overnight. I dont recommend you to book a room with no AC, you'll just suffer. Its overpriced. Our room was not that clean, i saw small cockroach on the table. Theres only 1 electric socket in the room, and its far from the bed. The light bulb in the toilet stopped working in middle of the night. The beds are so small for 2 person. I will not stay here again

Over all we had a good stay at this hotel. We stayed in an Economy room, there wasn't an AC but there was a fan. We would open windows since you can feel the Dec. cool breeze. The location is great, walking distance to the park and cabs are readily available once you walk out. There's just one complaint, they always run out of breakfast. Everytime we would get food we were served whatever is left over. I guess you have to be there at 6am, twice that it happened to us the food server would tell us that's all that's left. I would'nt mind if he's polite enough but he would say it grumpily. After serving us the food, I saw another newly cooked on the buffet area. All other staff no complaint very helpful and welcoming.

Well if you're somehow stuck here in baBaguio for an overnight or a couple of nights it's a secure old hotel. But the shower is not too hot, breakfast is minimal, and it's very noisy. The city is very crowded and the noise on the streets is unbelievable. You should wear a mask if you don't want to damage your lungs from all the pollution from the traffic. About the only positive is the weather is fairly moderate

Compared to the other hotels in the area, Paladin has a better facade cause it's not cramped with establishments at the ground floor. The room is shockingly smaller than we expected yet it worked just fine. The bathroom was spacious. The shower has a heater that never failed. Breakfast was okay but plated. The free flowing and delicious coffee made up for it though. The staff were nice and courteous and even brewed more coffee when we requested. The only downside of our visit was the location of our room which is so close to the reception. I woke up in the middle of my sleep due to noisy guests laughing and talking out loud while checking in.

This was a mediocre hotel with a decent breakfast and not too far away from Burnham Park. The Staff was always friendly, although they did not go the extra mile because of Hotel Policy. The rooms were basic and equipped with the basics. WiFi was a bit tricky; it did not work for me even though I have a pretty new Samsung S4.

I'm diligent about checking out previous reviews of hotel before booking and am shocked to discover the discrepancy between what's been written and my personal experience. Assigned to room 24. This room is poorly ventilated and consequently feels like a bathroom. The bathroom was in a shocking state. There was mold throughout the ceiling, the shower cubicle has rust all over, it was impossible to get anything but lukewarm water out of the shower and the tap on the sink is a delay tap, the type used in public toilets. Call me pretentious, but a hotel bathroom should never share the same design as public toilets. Pictures have been posted on trip advisor to warn others. Forget trying to get any kind of sleep. The room itself seems to be located over some kind of garage which is active from early morning to late at night, the supplied blankets are utterly inadequate for the cool temperatures and people seem to be moving furniture at all hours. The latter made worse by the fact that the floors are tiled. The only saving grace are the staff how did supply extra blankets and were customer oriented.

I went to Baguio for my first solo travel and I chose to spend a little more for a hotel booking rather than stay in a transient house for safety and peace of mind. I chose Paladin Hotel since my friend already stayed here a week earlier than me and we both agreed that this hotel is good. The hotel staffs in the front desk are very courteous and accommodating. The bed in the Economy room is big and good for 3-4 pax but I think the room is just for 2. The bathroom is okay with shower(warm water). They have available toiletries with towel so you may choose not bring your own. They have a refrigerator in the front desk and you may ask them if you need to store something like food. You may also leave your things there if you arrived early for your check-in time or you already checked-out but needs to go somewhere else and don't want to bring your things with you. They offer a free complimentary breakfast though I was not able to try it. But as per my friend's feedback, the food is good. I was also offered a free massage but I was not able to avail it since I went to the night market and had dinner. The hotel is almost in the middle of the city near Burnham Park and food places so it's easy to locate. The only thing that I didn't like was the music/noise from the karaoke bars near the hotel. There were quite a lot of karaoke bars in that place. Overall, I enjoyed my solo travel and stay in this hotel. Paladin Hotel will still be my first choice when I come back to Baguio!

The hotel was ok: the staff were polite, the room was clean, everything was functional and the location was great, in walking distance to the park, market and SM Mall. Since the price for our economy fan room was about twice what we normally pay for air con room in the Philippines, we were expecting something a lot nicer (the design, especially in the economy room, was pretty dated), but there was nothing wrong either and I guess Baguio is just an expensive city to stay in. Breakfast was alright. Food was served cold, but the selection was reasonable and the quantities were fine.

Hotel is nice and has helpful staff. Near eating place and at city center.