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I would stay there again when in banaue. It is the best hotel in the area. It is not in the town center, good because it is far from the chaos. It is old but adequately maintained. It offers tours around the area, priced the same as those prescribed by the tourism authority. If there are enough guests, which it did that time, it lets a cultural group do show, for whatever donation one may give.

We stayed there for 3 days and 2 nights. The rooms facing the street was a bit noisy then because of an alumni celebration and parade nearby, so we requested to be transferred in a room facing the mountains. It was resolved fast and easy. It was a basic room with a bed, vanity cabinet and private comfort room. No television, but the wifi was fast. The food in their resto was i think one the best in banaue town proper. We actually ate somewhere but we came back to uyami resto because their food is still the best among the rest. The staffs are very accommodating. They even assists us on how to go around the townproper. Thank you Uyami. (from:AnneBernie)

I traveled with my bf and my 2 siblings in the middle of June 2016. We rented (2) rooms with a double bed. Our room was facing the rice terraces (amazing view especially during sunrise) but my siblings room was facing the road. The rooms were clean but a bit small; however, there was enough space to move around. The jalousie windows didn't have a screen to prevent insects from flying inside. Nonetheless, we opened the windows and the cool night air in Banaue was refreshing. There's a creek/river at the bottom and it can be loud at night (if you're not used to it). They provided towels and tissue paper to use. There were two communal bathrooms. One toilet needed to be flushed with water from the bucket but the other was working well. WiFi worked well but we had to ask for the password. The staff were very accommodating and very sweet. Our check out time was super early at 5:20 AM to catch the Coda bus line at 5:30 AM, but the staff were up earlier than us. They waited with us until the bus arrived, and even prepared coffee and tea while we waited. It is located a few minutes from the town center. It is along the highway and buses and local public transportation pass by regularly. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner but it's not complimentary. Overall, I'd recommend Banaue Homestay and would stay there again!

It feels great to be able to experience staying in a native Ifugao hut. The place has very good views of the rice terraces, so you have a pituresque view for the whole duration of your stay, perfect for picture taking. No need to stop by other view decks in Banaue. The place is very cozy and relaxing. You can request for a bonfire at a minimal charge, which is really useful at night when the temp is chilling. The inside of the hut provides just enough warmth for you to have a good night sleep. Although if you are travelling with an elderly who has difficulty climbing stairs or walking inclined paths, going to the huts may be a challenge for them (I suggest you request to be put in the nearest/lowest location). The location was quite far from the town proper, but we didn't mind since we brought all our food with us. It is for those who want to relax away from the hustle and bustle of everyday city life.

We liked the location as out of town. Description in some of previous reviews accurate in that it feels like you are in a home stay. Family were friendly but could benefit from making small changes such as having basic information about the area to share or offering some basic information on arrival. Also whilst in a peaceful setting they had karaoke on insanely loud from 3 until 8 each evening which when we went down to look seemed to only be in use by their friends. It was kept very clean which was great but was lacking in any atmosphere. I offer this feedback as think it has real potential if they make some basic changes to cater for what travellers typically look which will subsequently improve their footfall

Rice Homestay was our home for 4 days & 3 nights whilst we explored the Banaue area with our two young children aged 4yrs & 6yrs. We booked a family room which was very spacious (2x single beds & 1x double bed) & had a small balcony with lovely views of the river below, a small rice terrace & looked over to Banaue village. Food was not bad & choices were good. There is also a kitchen at Bogah homestay which adjoins Rice homestay which we ate from a couple of times as well - Hint: Beers are slightly cheaper at Rice Homestay. Banaue village is a short 10-15min walk from the homestay, down the road & across a hanging bridge over the river & then up a steep flight of stairs up the hill into the village. We did the walk quite a few times with a 4yr old & 6yr old in tow, it wasnt a hard walk. Homestay offers free transport to & from the bus stop too which was very handy with luggage. The families who own both bogah & rice homestay are extremely friendly people & we felt very welcome. There were also other local kids there from time to time, whom our girls loved getting to know & playing with. We organised a 1 day tour through the accomodation to visit Batad. The guide we had was absolutely fantastic. A local lady named Fena. She was really fabulous with the kids and was always ready with a helping hand as we descended & ascended the mountain to & from the village, and balanced along narrow terrace walls, offering lots of encouragement to the kids as we went along - it was a big feat for a 4yr & 6yr old! She was also very knowledgeable of the local areas. We really enjoyed our day with her!

The room was spacious enough and the bathroom clean. Its a nice place to stay, juste beside the river. It is around 10-15 minutes walk to the town center. But dont take the services of transport at the hotel. They charge double de fees. Exemple to go to the center market (town center) they charge 40pesos but on the street its 20pesos. And to gonto batad they charge 1000 or 1200 pesos but at the town center you can get it for 600-700pesos. The food at the hotel was good. They come to pick you up at the terminal when you reserve before gettign at banaue wich is a good thing.

The guest house arranged for us to be fetched at the bus station. Koreen is conveniently located in the center of town where there are many decent places to eat at ranging from local, Chinese, to Western food. It's also right beside the Police Station, and is across the trike terminal where you could rent a trike for the whole day. The market, bakery, and grocery stores are all also within walking distance. The room we had was for 4 and it had a full window with a partial view of Banaue Rice Terraces. We love that it had a fancy dining table where we dined on food we bought from the nearby diners. So we ate with a view all the time. The beds were comfortable, and rooms were well ventilated. Twas quite cold in June when we there. We barely used the electric fan. Would definitely recommend and stay here again next time we go back.

We really enjoy our stay at halfway lodge , Charlie is the best guide in town ask for him , he know a lot about the cultural and the history of the town and around , we went to hapao and batad rice terrasse with him and we enjoy it !! The room was clean , the staff was really kind and helpful !! The food was good and you can dinner with a nice view of banaue rice terrasse. The only thing that was less good is that there is no electric plugs in the room to charge your phone or camera battery but it's not a big deal because at the office they will charge it for you with pleasure.

the place is quiet and as the name suggests, it is a village. location is far from the town center so we have to hire a trike to bring us to there which is about 10km from the village. It was raining when we arrived so we just stayed in our cottage the whole day/night. No hot water in the shower, it was very, very cold when we were there. The staff were very pleasant and helpful. They always bring our food to our cottage. It was a pleasant stay even if it is far from the town center

The food is good and they are very kind enough to have your food cooked. The only I don't like are the barking dogs at night so I did not sleep well. The room also small for a family. And I don't know if the breaker for our room was intentionally off at 9 pm together with other rooms booked by my friends. So if your outlets were not working ask immediately the front desk about it.