Elliannah Pines hotel — Hotel in Baguio

We love visiting Baguio but it’s always been a struggle to find a hotel we’d want to stay at again. Most of the hotels, even Airbnb’s, we’ve stayed at never checked our boxes or if they did, we’d had a bad experience during our stay. ||Fortunately, we found Ellianah Pine’s and our visits to Baguio has always been such a treat. We’ve tried here twice now, and their customer service has always been consistently excellent. What we love most about it is how pet-friendly they are, which was why our fur-baby gets to enjoy the trip, too. ||I know that hotels usually brand themselves as “your home away from home” but Ellianah Pine’s truly lives up to that, without them branding themselves as such. Really felt like staying in a warm, cozy, and quiet home. If you’re not up to going out of the city proper to eat, they have nice home-cooked meals you can order at their restaurant —the same venue for their buffet breakfast. Their parking area is spacious also, which we love. The only thing we need to worry about is our itinerary because we know we are taken cared of and that we have a nice room waiting for us after a day of going out.||We don’t mind also that it’s a bit farther to the city proper, compared to other hotels around because there’s always a means of getting around (grab taxi or your own car). Overall, this hotel hits our checklist and more. Grateful also for their very approachable & assistive staff—literally everyone! Kuya guard, the receptionist, and the resto staff will all greet you and make your stay comfortable :)||The only thing we didn’t enjoy during our July stay was that we had to cut our trip short because of the typhoon. We just got home but we can’t wait to go back! We’re glad that we finally found our home away from home...

We stayed in room108 during our first night the cr has water leaking infront of the toilet dunno where it came from but its so uncomfortable whenever we need to use the toilet our feet get soak into that water. You can hear the noise and footsteps in the hallway (maingay yung ibang guest). However, on our 2nd day we ask for room transfer which in 104 bed is more bigger than the 108. My husband almost fell sa bed ng 108 kasi double lang size. 😅 104 is more good it has veranda and yung door at window sa veranda is a plus kasi nakaka rotate ang air inside the room. Kudos din sa frontdesk Ms. Rona for helping us move our things, she's very accommodating and very easy to approach. The breakfast is yummy too. Yung mga rooms lang talaga sa right side ang hindi ok. Better request the...

This is a nice enough 3 star hotel. Please be careful, many booking sites refer to this as 5-Star, which is very misleading. It is clearly 3 star.

But, rooms are clean, the bathrooms are modern, and the staff is wonderful. Nice little amenities. A little noisy in hotel, both from inside and outside, but no “city noise.” No air con, which isn’t necessary for temperature control in Baguio, but the rooms can be humid and sheets seem damp. Ok breakfast, but basic. Overall, decent 3 star.

I will give this review a bit harsh 3 star review, exclusively because the major booking sites refer to this as 5 Star which is VERY misleading. The hotel management needs to...