Batad Lhorens Inn and Restaurant

Llhoren and her family are very nice and helpful with everything. The house has a very good location.

The charge of the Pick up got not divided to the poeple that used it as said before and seemed quite expensive to me.

Great location, great staff and great food.

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Let's just say it is roughing it a bit but then, you're on a former riceterras, fcs! I've rated this place in all honesty but that doesn't do it justice. So the airco didn't work because it wasn't there and the cocks should really stay away from the night life. But the experience was brilliant! As a solo traveller I really appreciate feeling welcome and i sure did here. Had many talks with Lhoren (and here kids) and they really helped me to fully appreciate Batad. This place rocks in many ways!

Nothing! You're in the middle of nowhere. Go to Dubai if that's your thing! ;-) Rating places like this is always tricky. No, the room was not very luxurious but you just don't care and neither should you expect much more. It's a great place. Go experience it! You'll be fine!

Choose this hostel and you'll be immerse in an authentic Filipino family experience! The mom of the family is always ready to help, she cooks delicious food and she will help you with information about the area. The rooms have a wonderful view directly on the rice fields and the rooftop will make you emotional for the beautiful view it has. Free breakfast include a pancake and a coffte and for dinner you'll be able to select from a vast variety (also vegetarian) of food. The rice you will eat is the native one coming directly from the rice terraces in front of you! You will love this place if you are looking for an authentic experience, attention tho, you will probably fall in love with little kiro, the devil of the house!

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Lovely family running this guesthouse - very welcoming. Fabulous views across the terraces. I ate dinner there and the food was delicious. The rooms are simple but clean.

I know it s in the countryside but roosters at 3am :-(

We loved the view and being right in Batad's rice terraces.

I would I've loved more transparency regarding what was charged to us and the prices of the services ahead of time (shuttle).

Its right at the rice fields, so if you sleep here you won't have to travel much further :) The view from the rooms and the balcony is beautiful and its about 30 minutes to a viewpoint and 1 hour to Tappiyah Falls. The host and her family are very friendly and will help you with everything. They organized a pick up for us and their son guided us through the fields, he was very friendly. If you want an authentic, peaceful experience, book here.

It takes a little longer to get to than Banaue, but its not really an issue.

We had a fantastic stay at Lhoren's Inn! The house faces the rice terraces and the view is amazing. All the family is extremely kind and helpful, they helped us to find a guide + cooked delicious meals. You can get there by public jeepney from Banaue ( some 20 min walk from the drop off point, nothing too bad). It's the perfect place if you want to relax and discover probably the most beautiful place in the Philippines :)

Everything was fine, we want to thank the owner of the house and her family, everyone is so nice and wants you to have a nice stay. The room is clean and comfortable, the meals are prepared on demand and were good. We could let our bags while we were hiking the last day and pick them up later. We liked the fact that you somehow live with the family, it is really appreciable (+ nice view from the room and from the rooftop). The village is apart from the circulation and without any motors, really appreciate.

It was a bit noisy but does not affect the quality of the stay, it is part of the journey and did not bother us.

Lhorens and Romeo are very accomodating, they serve home made and mostly organic food, the location is exceptional, a few steps (and stairs) away from the rice terraces, and if you're physically fit (I am 60yo and I did it) you may get to the Tappiyah Falls, it's not an easy trail but it's worth the pain.