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"Batad is far from Banaue town and no cell phone signal available but it is great to stay at this mountain cottage with great view and great host Mr. Ramon and staffs. Batad View Inn and Restaurant is actually extension of Ramon's Homestay and Restaurant. You can avail same wonderful and warm Mountain Cottage experience. Good food is provided but little pricy because of food ingredients are brought to this mountain cottage. So it is reasonable actually. And what I liked here was that I had private room though you can hear other voices as wall is thin. However, It is great to have my private room anyway. Most important is Host Mr. Ramon and staffs are very friendly and give you good advices. I will never forget this place and keep in my memory for longest time. Thank you everyone!"

"I booked 11 hotels through agoda. for our 3 weeks vacation (Philippines, Tokyo, Kuala Lumpur) and this lovely hotel stands out. The only regret- was we missed the cultural show; cause we checked in late. The hospitality; food and location is excellent. The hotel made efforts to put up my long name in front of the hotel to welcome us and the genuine hospitality of the Ifugaos serving welcome drinks and breakfast is awesome. I booked 3 rooms and 2 rooms were connected which is perfect. The prompt service and natural airconditioning really adds up. The mattress; water; gift shop; lobby and the surrounding area makes Banaue hotel an excellent place to stay while visiting the Banaue Rice Terraces."

"Located on a hill, overlooking Banaue. The view from the rear terrace is breathtaking. The rooms are basic but clean and comfortable. Breakfast, and evening meal available with a limited selection. The staff are fantastic. It provides excellent value and we highly recommend."

"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!"

"I really liked the whole batad experience and this place has the best view, very tasty food and good service. Consider that batad is a very small village in the middle of the forest, so expect a few small moths in the common area, but they're beautiful and funny to watch. The woman running the place is very nice and she will help you with anything. Remember to not book in advance any transportation back to banaue, wait until you arrive to the hostel and they will give you a better price."

"Although I had read reviews and descriptions, little did I know what an exceptional treat I was in for! Arriving in Banaue, host Butch met us immediately at the bus stop and transferred us to the residence. There we were met by his lovely wife Claire, who said she hoped we would feel Baleh Boble would be "a home away from home" - and that was an understatement. The huts are incredible - the attention to detail and the quality of the work is amazing. It is the perfect balance between 21st century glamping, and historic/cultural experience. The huts are spacious for sleeping, and have quaint `living ` areas below. The hot shower was very welcome and so clean, with wonderful stylistic details too. Breakfast (not included in room rate) was great, and allowed time to enjoy the views across the valley. We also were given great advice on tours and trips available. Expansion is ongoing, Butch & Claire are such hard workers! I will definitely return to see the new facilities and enjoy again!!!"

"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)"

"Staying overnight on feb 6-7, 2016 at banaue homestay was the excellent choice. Ms. Beatrize, the manager, was very warm, friendly and gracious- we could't ask for a better hostess. The staffs, rebecca and ruby were also very friendly. The rooms we rented (1 with cr and a regular room) was very clean and the beddings were so comfortable that we had a restful sleep after our very tedious but amazing batad trek. Plus the location is a good distance from the town proper so the place had a relaxed and private atmosphere. Added bonus is that banaue homestay has an amazing view of the rice terraces. The breakfast menu was very filling and delicious, especially the longganisa. i was both amazed by the place and charmed by our accomation. We will definitely return to banaue and stay at banaue homestay!:-) The only downside with our trip was that we were not able to view the rice terraces at banaue town because of the fog covering the mountains. Well, a reason to return again to this amazing place:-)"

"We stayed at the Native Village Inn and the Banaue Hotel on this trip. The Native Village Inn is by far a better choice if you don't mind a little rustic experience and shared bathrooms. It is small though, so you will definitely need to book in advance while the Banaue Hotel would likely always have one of the tired old room available. "

"Batad is far from Banaue town and no cell phone signal available but it is great to stay at this mountain cottage with great view and great host Mr. Ramon and staffs. Batad View Inn and Restaurant is actually extension of Ramon's Homestay and Restaurant. You can avail same wonderful and warm Mountain Cottage experience. Good food is provided but little pricy because of food ingredients are brought to this mountain cottage. So it is reasonable actually. And what I liked here was that I had private room though you can hear other voices as wall is thin. However, It is great to have my private room anyway. Most important is Host Mr. Ramon and staffs are very friendly and give you good advices. I will never forget this place and keep in my memory for longest time. Thank you everyone!"