The Orchard Hotel Baguio: Your Ultimate Baguio Travel Guide
The Orchard Hotel Baguio is a premier 3.5-star boutique hotel located in the heart of Baguio City. Known for its “millennial-chic” aesthetic that blends modern trends with timeless comfort, it serves as a strategic base for travelers looking to explore the Summer Capital of the Philippines.
Hotel Overview and Star Rating
Star Rating: 3.5 Stars
Guest Rating: 8.6/10 (Very Good)
Address: 49 Legarda Road, Baguio City Proper
Best For: Remote workers (fast Wi-Fi), families, and foodies.
Guest Reviews Highlights:
“Spacious bathroom, huge smart TV, and the fastest internet I’ve experienced in Baguio. The ‘Magandang Baguio!’ greeting from staff makes you feel truly welcome.” — Sherylla V.
“Location is unbeatable. It’s a short, pleasant walk to Burnham Park. Having King Chef Dimsum on the ground floor is a huge plus for lazy evenings.” — Glaiza M.
3-Day Recommended Itinerary
Day 1: The City Classics
Morning: Check-in at The Orchard Hotel and walk 5 minutes to Burnham Park. Rent a swan boat or go biking around the lagoon.
Afternoon: Visit the Baguio Cathedral (Our Lady of the Atonement), then stroll up Session Road for some light shopping.
Evening: Head to the Baguio Night Market (Harrison Road) for thrift finds (ukay-ukay) and street food.
Day 2: Culture and Views
Morning: Take a short taxi ride to Mirador Hill and Eco Park. Visit the Bamboo Grove and the iconic Peace Memorial.
Afternoon: Explore the Igorot Stone Kingdom followed by Tam-awan Village to see traditional Cordillera huts and local art.
Late Afternoon: Enjoy the sunset at Mines View Park and buy “Good Shepherd” ube jam nearby.
Day 3: Art and Leisure
Morning: Visit the Bencab Museum (Asin Road) to see the works of National Artist Benedicto Cabrera.
Lunch: Dine at Camp John Hay. Afterward, walk the Yellow Trail or visit the Bell House.
Afternoon: Final stop at the Baguio Botanical Garden before heading home.
What to Eat: Must-Try Flavors
King Chef Dimsum Kitchen: Located right inside The Orchard Hotel. Their Xiao Long Bao and Hakao are local favorites.
Vizco’s Restaurant & Cake Shop: Located on Session Road. You cannot leave Baguio without trying their Strawberry Shortcake.
Good Shepherd Convent: Famous for the best Ube Jam and Peanut Brittle in the country.
Lemon and Olives Greek Taverna: For an authentic Greek meal with a stunning view of the pine-covered ridges.
Oh My Gulay: An artist-themed vegetarian restaurant on the top floor of the La Azotea Building, offering a whimsical dining atmosphere.
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