This place was like no other. It is recreation of a tribal village and you sleep in traditional huts. Okay its not the hight of luxury but thats not why you are staying here is it.
The people who run the place are lovely. There is amazing art all over the complex and lovely little bits that make this place...
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if you want climb little hill, bushes and all this is one place to go to in Baguio.
They have a meditation room that really looks cool and cozy.
a Wishing pond right next to a sitting area and has lot's of golden carp swimming.
have not tried eating at this place though.
and if you are into local artist...
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You probably want to stay for a night or two just for the experience. Accommodation wont be like the usual hotels around the city. Fun and different. Rates are fine but the food here is a little expensive.
We intended to stay for 2 nights as the description we read online made it sound like a cool retreat outside the bustle of Baguio City. However, we soon decided that 1 night was enough. It may be a cool location and funky, arty hang out but the accommodation is really not that good.
The pro's:
* Peaceful location away...
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