P&M Traveler's Inn

Staying here was an amazing experience. Tani picked us up from the bus stop and he and his family are super friendly. We did a guided trek with Tani which was really fun, Tani knows a lot and loves to talk. He was also super helpful with organising our transport back to Manila, would definitely stay here again.

Tani is the most awesome person I met in the Philippines. He’s a tour guide by heart and was so helpful! The tour we did was great and Tani took care of everything needed. The rooms are comfy and clean and you can have a cold or hot shower in clean bathrooms!

Well if you’re going for a accommodation in Banaue you gonna have to deal with the street noises, but that’s with all the places here. But with all the heart und support of Tani and his wife it’s no problem!

Nothing

Terrible place to stay. Broken toilet, no toilet paper, not clean. The guy who checked us in disappeared after a while and we had no one to turn to. We left after 1 night although pain for 3 nights.

Location

The noise coming from the road

We had a wonderful stay in Banaue with Tani and Nessa. Thanks for making our first couple of days in the Philippines so comfortable and welcoming. This is a family run guesthouse, room basic but good size and comfy, clean, nice view, good WiFi connection - everything we needed. Good location just a couple of mins to cafes and shops for supplies and also short walk up to the bus terminal. Tani is also a knowledgeable certified guide and took us for a day tour to Batad rice terraces & we really recommend the tour- Tani is very kind, conscious of safety, we learned loads from him, had fun and saw beautiful views :) thank you!

Tani and Tessa were great hosts. During the whole stay they are always making sure you are having a great experience. They are very welcoming, helpful (great advices), respectful and interesting people. If available they will organise a trek in the vicinity of Banaue and will guide you through the experience. Tani guided us through Banaue, Pula, Cambulo and Batad during an amazing 3 days Trek. The water was warm and the bed was comfortable.  We highly recommend staying here for a few days. 

Lovely family,happy to help in whatever way they could.had a great day out to batad rice terraces and learned alot.

Tani & Tessa are great hosts - Tani guided us during our 2 days trek in the rice fields and offered several alternatives considering the weather. He loves sharing his knowledge of the area / culture etc… and speaks perfect English

Be prepared for the cold bucket shower 😉 - but that’s part of the Banaue / Batad experience !!

Nicest host!

Very cold in January :)

Cheap.

Location is on a busy, often noisy street. The church bells (20 yards away) will wake you up at 4:30 a.m. Beds are not comfortable. I could feel the springs thru the mattress. Noisy doors to all rooms, hinges need some oiling. This combination meant that sleep was hard to come by. Nowhere to hang/store clothes. Banaue is a cold-ish, sometimes wet place and so clothes hanging is a must. A few basic hooks (not just the one on the back of the door) would be welcome. We had to ask for a towel on second day (we only brought 1 of our own) instead of it being supplied or even offered. There is no common seating area to relax in. I believe that there is a room next to the bathroom - maybe that could be made a common area or maybe at top of the stairs. The very small outside seating area is a mess - full of laundry and construction materials The owners are in the middle of construction next door but this wasn't related to us until after the booking. This added to the noise.