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Querencia Inn
Situated within 18 km of Banaue Rice Terraces, Querencia Inn in Banaue features a restaurant, as well as free WiFi throughout the property. The hotel has family rooms.
TAM-AN HOTEL BANAUE
Located in Banaue, 17 km from Banaue Rice Terraces, TAM-AN HOTEL BANAUE provides accommodation with a terrace, free private parking and a restaurant.
Bogah Lodge
Boasting mountain views, Bogah Lodge is situated in Banaue, around 14 km from Banaue Rice Terraces. There is an in-house restaurant, plus free private parking and free WiFi are available.
BATAD CRISTINA'S Main Village INN & Restaurant
BATAD CRISTINA'S Main Village INN & Restaurant offers accommodation in Batad. Guests can enjoy Israeli food such as pita and shakshouka at the on-site restaurant and visit an Ifugao house.
Batad Lhorens Inn and Restaurant
Batad Lhorens Inn and Restaurant is situated in the village of Batad, Banaue, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Luzon Region, 16 km from the famous Banaue Rice Terraces.
Banaue Greenfields Inn
Situated in Banaue and only 13 km from Banaue Rice Terraces, Banaue Greenfields Inn features accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Savta Homestay
Located in Banaue, 3.5 km from Banaue Rice Terraces, Savta Homestay provides free WiFi. The property has a restaurant. Breakfast is available each morning, and includes American and vegan options.
Koreen Guest House
Koreen Guest House is situated in Banaue. The 2-star guest house has mountain views and is 15 km from Banaue Rice Terraces.
Banaue Sunrise Guest House
Featuring mountain views, Banaue Sunrise Guest House provides accommodation with terrace, around 16 km from Banaue Rice Terraces. There is an on-site restaurant and free private parking.
Highland Inn and Restaurant
Set in Banaue, Luzon region, Highland Inn and Restaurant is located 3.5 km from Banaue Rice Terraces. Boasting room service, this property also welcomes guests with a restaurant and a terrace.
FAQs about hotels in Banaue
What guests said about Banaue:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
I liked the morning coffee while enjoying the view of small...
I liked the morning coffee while enjoying the view of small rice terraces at the back of the hotel. The bigger ones at Batad and Banaue were wonderful but be ready for some serious walking up and down steep trails in Batad. Didn't like the state of cleanliness in the city in general, too much junk, old cars and rusting motorcycles on the road, and also the common practice of spitting publicly on the streets, sidewalks etc.SilvestreUnited States - 10Scored 10
The Banaue Rice Terraces are overrun by houses and...
The Banaue Rice Terraces are overrun by houses and businesses. They are also not being maintained and are becoming overgrown by foliage. If you want to see truly scenic terraces go to one of the surrounding villages such as Batad or others in that area.AAnonymous - 8.0Scored 8.0
Come during the dry season of the country, rain and roads...
Come during the dry season of the country, rain and roads would be closed on wet season and be tricky. It shows how such group of people in the mountains were able to leave such a legacy , using limited resources to thrive , not forced labor but simple hands work for years, the result lasted 2000 years till now with nature’s help, Amazing!
GloriaUnited States - 10Scored 10
We ordered a tour guide (excellent) from the hotel, as well...
We ordered a tour guide (excellent) from the hotel, as well as a Jeepney, both of which may have been cheaper from the Tourist information desk 500 meters from the hotel. The tours are magnificent, as you would expect from the 8th Wonder of the WorldDavidIsrael - 10Scored 10
The things I liked most about Banaue was the rustic appeal,...
The things I liked most about Banaue was the rustic appeal, the breathtaking views, the amazing landscape that is so different from what you see in the low lands, and the temperature. This is an alternative place to escape the summer heat and a great way to see one of the wonders of the Philippines and how our native people made a way to survive and flourish in the mountains. Just take note, if you are driving, the roads are narrow with lots of sharp and blind turns. Make sure your brakes work very well as the inclines are quite steep going to and leaving Banaue. Also be careful driving at night. Roads are mostly not lit and heavy fog severely limits visibility. Just drive carefully and adjust speed as needed.
JUHNCanada - 10Scored 10
The Grandma owner ,staff and the tour guide was awesome .
The Grandma owner ,staff and the tour guide was awesome .They staff helped us to carry out luggage almost at the upper part of the village which is such a great view of the place in the morning !The breakfast is delicious and the chef lady is nice and attentive to all what we needed ! Thank you !I highly recommend the place and definitely will come back more!SakiPhilippines
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