The Old Orangewood Bed & Breakfast | Baguio City

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Hotel's living room

Recently,  we went to Baguio for a short vacation.  A day prior, I searched for our stay using travelbook. Ph and fortunately I found THE OLD ORANGEWOOD Bed & Breakfast which is located in 20 F.  Gomez St., Lower P.  Burgos, Baguio City,  Benguet,  Philippines  2600.

ROOM 💗💗💗

Wright Park Room
I got the Wright Park room for less than 1,200 pesos only! It is good for two adults and my daughter stays on the same bed for free. Well,  the room is just simple with a soft, comfortable bed and a cotton blanket with fluffy pillows.   They also provide toiletries plus towels. Take note that this is a fan room and  they don't have TVs but that's fine. It's a good thing we brought our laptop with all the cartoon movies that Yuri loves.  But the primary thing that we need here is a Hot Shower which they have, thank goodness!  The water pressure is surprisingly strong. Great!  So we can finish taking a bath immediately.  Haha!

FACILITIES 💗💗💗💗💗


Yuri playing in their 'lil playhouse

So,  obviously I loved their amenities.  😁 What I appreciate here is their small playhouse located below the stairs. For us, who are traveling with a toddler thinks that this is actually a brilliant idea.  I asked the owner why did they come up with this and he said that they also live in the same building with their 'lil one who loves to play too.  And aww...I think he's a good family man.


While Yuri is busy scattering all the toys,   we hang out just beside the playhouse where there's a living room with a fireplace. We had a quick talk with the owner. He's so kind to personally light up the fireplace upon my request. He informed us that they also offer beer for 60 pesos each which we gladly agreed to have. My husband and I had a very nice time just seating on the huge couch with a beer in our hand,  talking about how he loves the weather here while we hear our daughter enjoying in the playhouse too.  Oh,  what a night! 



By the way,  if you smoke,  don't worry they have a designated smoking area for you with an artistic wooden chair overlooking Baguio's mountainside. 

FOOD & SERVICES 💗💗💗💗



Aside from that,  our stay here already includes breakfast.  I asked to have our food to be served in their garden-- like a breakfast nook eventhough its still chilly!  Brrr! They cooked a delicious meal. I ordered Longganisa and smoked fish with sunny side up egg and coffee.  I just wish that they would add porridge or noodle soup in their menu though. It's what you usually eat in a cold morning,  right? 

VALUE FOR MONEY 💗💗💗💗



Definitely! The Old Orangewood will satisfy your needs and they will go way and beyond to make your stay with them unforgettable. I wanna thank the owner who openly accomodated our family from checkin til we checked out.  Good job guys! Thank you and Ciao!!!








Location: 20 F.Gomez Street,, Lower P.Burgos, Baguio, 2600 Benguet, Philippines

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