I was looking at our photos this morning and I saw our photos on our last trip to Baguio and since it’s summer and vacation months again, I am happy to share my memories with this humble and yet cozy and affordable Holiday Park Hotel. We’ve been here twice already and with the nice treatment we got when we checked in there, I think it’s just right to give them some space in my blog.
Holiday Park Hotel is just the perfect hotel for a small family like us. It’s a minute away from Victory Liner bus station (if you take a cab) and it’s 15-20 minutes walk away from Burnham Park. The street where the Hotel entrance is located is not too busy and not noisy. Actually, we didn’t learn about this hotel by chance. It was also a recommendation by my husband’s brother in law who used to check in there with his girlfriend who is now his wife (my “bilas”).
This hotel is not pricey and their current room rate as I checked in their website is P2,200. It was cheaper back then but the rate now includes breakfast which we didn’t have before. I’m actually not an expert in hotels in Baguio and you may know other hotels which offer lower rates but for me, the comfort and peace we experienced then were totally worth the price.
Holiday Park is also modestly sized but they still have an elevator to get you through upper floors. In their ground floor is where they serve their meals and they serve free coffee the whole day, perfect for coffee lovers like me and hubby. They have a single computer back then where you can check your emails if you have to. As I see, they now have WIFI 🙂 I don’t know about their food these days but when it comes to that, I don’t think you’d have any problems with it. A chinese restaurant is within the neighborhood, McDonalds and Chowking is at the back of the hotel.
Some of the spots we enjoy in Baguio
Burnham Park of course!
Baguio Church
Mines View Park
The Playgrounds all around Baguio City
Our Favorite Camp John Hay Park Amphitheatre
Cemetery of Negativism where you can bury all the negatives in your life
The haunted Manor House
Baguio Strawberries!!!
Pasalubong from Baguio
Holiday Park Hotel brings back good memories to us and we are all looking forward to staying there if we decide to go back to Baguio.
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Disclaimer: This is a personal blog post. I wasn’t paid to write it. Thanks for reading.
Naku, your posts, especially the pasalubong photo made me want to go back to Baguio!
Sinabi mo 🙂 It seems time stops when you are in Baguio diba?
Thank you for sharing this post mommy lanie. planning to go to Baguio this year and I don’t know much about the place. been there like 2008 pa. hehe! dami ko nga naririnig na magagandang review about that hotel. sna ma-try nmin tlga dis year.. btw, sarap ng strawberries 🙂
Yes, we miss the strawberries, dito kasi ang mahal, dun grabe, super cheap and fresh 🙂 and of course the ube jams.
Psst, the sign says do not play the piano daw, heehee!
Oh I miss Bagiuo so much! I frequented it as a teenager (just as much as Villa Escudero) because of all the summer camps my folks signed me up for back then. Later on, Jay and I would go there to play with our band. I want to go back and take the kids soon.
Thanks for the tip on the hotel. I had a favorite hotel back then, but I couldn’t find it years later when I came back.
Lani!!! The last time I went to Baguio was….. I cannot remember anymore,LOL.. We are planning to go there, soon… And your tip on the hotel may come in handy, kasi wala talaga kong alam haha. 🙂
Looks fun! And you have two lovely daughters there 🙂
Thank you for sharing this budget hotel.
It’s been years already since i went to Baguio. Seeing your post, I miss going back.
Currently scouting for lower rate hotels in Baguio. What are the inclusives of that 2.2k? how many days and nights?
Yay! I missed Baguio because of your post. Will definitely check this hotel for our next adventure!
Ang liliit pa ng mga girls dito Lani. The beds at Holiday Park look comfy. Pretty good price for a hotel.
wow! Baguio is always a favorite summer destination
Baguio is my hometown and glad you are exploring the city. Holiday Park hotel has the traditional Baguio hotel look.
oh i love the place!! sana makapunta din kmi ng family ko dto soon;)
Holiday park Hotel is affordable and it looks really nice naman. Will check it out next time we go to Baguio.
Such a great time you guys had in Baguio. We hope to go there next year. And Holiday Park seems like a great place, too. I just realized we’ve never really stayed in a hotel as a family, only in transient houses, backpackers’ inns and campsites. Haha.
How I miss Baguio, pag inde crowded :))
This makes me want to visit Baguio, I’ve heard there’s a lot of places to visit from. Lovely place.
I love Baguio, I actually consider it as my 2nd home away from home. I just love everything there – people, food, and the sceneries!
XO,
April and the City
This looks really nice. The cemetery of negativism is part of my bucket list. 🙂