Old Orangewood Bed & Breakfast

I rate my whole stay 5 and i’m planning to go back to the place in my next stay in Baguio. The staffs are friendly, they would love to suggest places to go and tips around the place during my stay. I was in the Mt. Pulag room and I felt safe and peaceful especially during my sleep. I no longer used the electric fan because the natural air seemed to be comfy with the windows open.

I left my phone behind, and they reached out to return it to me. The staff are very honest and respectful. The location is also convenient, with tourist attractions just a short taxi ride away. I highly recommend this place for any type of tourist visiting Baguio.

Excellent. Taxi drivers don’t know the place. Just tell Lower Burgos they can easily recognize

Located about 15min by walking from central market. Breakfast is simple but nice. Room was small but enough gor one person. No AC but it's fine because of cool weather.

I understand why this place had equal good and not-so-good reviews. If you plan to book a room, choose the ones with windows. The rooms are quite small to begin with and it would be worse if you take those locked-in inner rooms, which feel claustrophobic. We were quite unlucky to stay during bad weather, forcing us to stay indoors and there was basically nothing to do. You can't even while away the time with sightseeing. It is also important to have your own car if you book at this place. I think the jeepney routes don't pass the area and taxis are also few. Since it's quite far from the tourist spots with narrow, descending roads, don't expect a leisurely walk. There's not much to expect of the free breakfast, with limited choices of rice with either daing, corned beef or longanisa, served plated and in very small portions. Old Orange wood looks cozy and homey, if indeed it's your regular home, but not as a rented transient place, which I can imagine would be too cramped on a brisk booking day. Overall, don't expect too much.