Enjoy the crisp mountain air and a peaceful retreat at Pan-Ogifan Unit 2A. Located away from the city’s noisy center, this unit offers a modern, home-like experience with spacious layouts and mountain views that perfectly capture the Baguio spirit.
Klook.comTravel Guide & Tips
- Check-in Ready: Standard check-in is at 2:00 PM. Ensure you notify the host of your arrival time, as the road leading to the property is distinct and best navigated during daylight.
- Climate Prep: Baguio temperatures can drop to 12°C–15°C at night. Even if it’s sunny, bring a thick jacket and socks for the evening breeze on the unit’s balcony.
- Connectivity: While the unit offers free Wi-Fi, certain cellular networks (like Globe or Smart) can have “dead spots” inside the building. Stepping onto the balcony or outside usually fixes reception.
Nearby Attractions
- Dragon Treasure Castle: A unique, storybook-style attraction just a short walk away.
- Mirador Heritage & Eco Park: Home to the famous red Torii gate and Bamboo Grove (5–10 mins away).
- Igorot Stone Kingdom: A massive cultural park showcasing Cordilleran stonework (5 mins away).
- BenCab Museum: A world-class art museum featuring the works of National Artist Benedicto Cabrera (15 mins away).
Transportation Tips
- Driving: The road to the property involves a very steep climb. Ensure your vehicle is in good condition (check your brakes and coolant). If you aren’t confident with uphill starts, consider taking a taxi.
- Commuting: Use the Grab App for the most reliable transport. Standard white taxis are also plentiful, but hailing one during peak hours (5:00 PM – 7:00 PM) can be difficult.
- Parking: The property provides spacious on-site parking that can accommodate up to 8 vehicles, a rare find for Baguio transients.
Who This Is Best For
- Families & Groups: With units ranging from 2 to 3 bedrooms and bunk bed setups, it comfortably fits large groups (up to 10 pax).
- Pet Owners: This is a pet-friendly property with no extra charges for your furry friends.
- Digital Nomads: The fast Wi-Fi and quiet atmosphere make it an excellent “workation” spot.
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
| Quiet, peaceful location away from city traffic. | Very steep access road (challenging for some drivers). |
| Spacious units with full kitchen amenities. | Occasional cellular signal drops in specific rooms. |
| Pet-friendly with no additional fees. | Distance from the city center requires a vehicle or taxi. |
| Excellent value for money for large groups. | Construction noise nearby (daytime only). |
Pricing Observations
Expect to pay between ₱3,500 and ₱6,000 per night depending on the unit size and season. Compared to downtown hotels that charge ₱4,000 for a cramped double room, Pan-Ogifan offers significantly more square footage and private kitchen facilities for a similar price point.
Local Food & Tourism Tips
- Must-Try: Visit Farmer’s Daughter nearby for authentic Pinikpikan and Etag (smoked pork).
- Market Run: Head to the Baguio Public Market early (6:00 AM) for the freshest strawberries and Sagada coffee beans.
- Secret Spot: Check out Cafe Iñigo at Mirador Hill for a quiet coffee with a view of the city skyline.
First Person Review
“I was honestly surprised by how big the unit felt compared to the photos. We stayed in Unit 2A and the mountain view from the balcony in the morning was the highlight of our trip. The kitchen was fully equipped, which saved us a lot on breakfast costs. Just a heads up: that hill is no joke! Our sedan made it, but you definitely need to commit to the gas pedal. Once you’re up there, the peace and quiet are totally worth it. The host, Lloyd, was super responsive and even let us check in a bit early.”