Beautiful view of the rice terraces and lovely hosts! We really enjoyed our 3 nights at pension, which is longer than most people tend to stay and we highly recommend the extra time to enjoy the scenery. Casey guided us to the view point and falls which we really enjoyed. Good, simple hearty food all about PHP100-300 a meal (rec the chicken kebab and curry). Simple rooms (plugs outside on terrace) , and basic wet rooms with squat toilet and hot showers (!). Really accommodating hosts, would highly recommend. Bring sturdy shoes and be ready for lots of steps!

The house dogs often barked during the night right outside the guest bedrooms - bring good earplugs! The dogs are lovely, just responding to the village dogs in the night.

The place of the accomodation is absolutly stunning. The view from the restaurant is incredible. Rooms, shower, toilet and everything corresponds the locality so dont expect luxury but amenities matching the place.

The place is not suitable for people looking for posh accomodation. That is based on my opinion a good thing though as it stays authentic like this.

The staff is very kind. The food is really good. It’s near the entrance to Batad, better if you arrive during daylight time. There are no plugs in the rooms in general in Batad but you can leave your devices charging in the common area. Warm shower. The place is clean. Great view.

Was beautiful view to rice terrace and really good food! We get as well nice guide who show around.

Location was quite far, but you can always get a helpful hand. Recommended only with backpack.

The staff were so kind and friendly. The location was picture perfect. Lovely environment. Food was the best. Perfect place for a peaceful vacation.

No charging port in the room.

Have not yet experienced it, but according to review is nice place

More explanation for the distance to center and mention if is good for the elderly

The property stand at the hill at heart of the other side of the rice terraces. The view is breathtaking

The beds smells unpleasant. There was no warm water for taking a bath. Guests must take 10-15mins walk to the property because the whole village cannot be reached by any kind of vehicle.

-amazing views of the rice terraces -friendly and accommodating staff

-access to area is a 20 minute downhill walk -not fully finished (construction on-going) -facilities are basic (toilets have to be manually flushed, no hot showers)

The view from the terrace is to die for! You enter the Guesthouse from the back side, get out on the terrace, and it's all revealed in front of you, this gigantic amphitheater of rice terraces with a backdrop of forest clad mountains, absolutely stunning. This is still rural Philippines, there's no road access. Everything got to be carried in. My room was better and more spacious than many budget rooms in the cities. Don't think the bedding is changed between each guest though, at least not the warm blanket , but I'm prepared and have everything. Clean common bathrooms with hot showers, but you have to bring everything else you need. There is no lock on the door, but I have a padlock as well. The food in the restaurant is incredibly good and made with love and care. The beers are ice cold. The set up of the terrace with all the decorations is so beautiful, I haven't got words really. There is no cellphone coverage, but paid for cheap WiFi, which can be good enough to watch a movie, or bearly working at all. And for those who are reluctant to book, because it doesn't say you can.....then, yes you can do it here. Nothing of the above is a negative thing to me as I wouldn't expect more.

I would have given this place a 10, if it wasn't for the fishing! It started already in Banaue!!! I was met by a tricycle driver who had my name on a piece of paper. NOTHING was communicated up front. Can't just scoop me up and charge me for private transport! I took the public Jeepney instead. The guy lied to me and said it was already full. No way, it's only leaving in 2.30h, and we left half full. More fishing at the end of the road. A guy had come to show me the way. Well that might be true, but signposting it would have been better. He wants to be my porter as well for a fee. No way! I carry my own luggage. Half way to the Guesthouse, Guide for tomorrow? No chance. You do NOT need a guide for the Top viewpoint and the waterfall, but offline navigation is essential. Almost there now and a statement from the guy. You DO NEED a porter to get back up. No way, I'll just leave early, and so I did. I might have taken one, if it was posted up something at the Guesthouse saying: services available, and prices for it.... But all this fishing just made me arrive in paradise in a bad mood. I'm NOT a walking ATM! - Once through the door, I heard no more though, and had a nice stay.