Sagada Lodging Home

Nous avons passé un excellent moment à sagada, spécialement grâce à dhol. Elle est gentille, pro active , tout cela avec son professionnalisme. Elle a rendu notre séjour extrêmement agréable.🥰

Good location

Friendly staff. We can recommend Alfred as your tour guide. He's English is good and he can show & tell you a lot

Good location. Hotel was very clean and the staff were super friendly and helpful.

Only slight issue was the WiFi, which was intermittent, presumably due to the mountainous area. However this did not detract from our stay.

I had a great stay at the property. The staff were very welcoming. They even arranged my daily activities and organized a bonfire on my last day to socialize even more. I will definitely choose the same hotel if going back to Sagada.

Sagada Lodging Home is in a great location, with plenty of eateries within 500 meters — including a fresh bakery, Korean ramen, two local canteens, Lemon Pie House, and a chill café. The atmosphere around the place is lively but relaxed, with charming local flavor. The hosts are warm, accommodating, and generous with tips about the area. Rooms are spacious, clean, and come with terraces overlooking farms and greenery. There’s hot water, a bidet, and a common lounge area with free coffee, tea, and water. You can also order breakfast at the front desk with notice, or eat silog meals next door. Convenience stores are nearby, and the hotel sells cold drinks as well. No need for fans — the cool Sagada climate takes care of that.

The lodging is around 1 km uphill from the bus station via steep roads — not ideal if you're carrying heavy bags; best to take a tuktuk. If you didn’t bring your own vehicle, getting a tuktuk can be tough during busy hours, and we only found a reliable contact number on our third day (ask around early). The mattress may feel too thin for those who prefer something softer. Expect village sounds like roosters and dogs which may bother light sleepers.