Wright Park Hotel

The bed was a real highlight, with five pillows and warm, good-quality bedding that kept me cozy all night. I also found the shower and sink water pressure strong and steady. This was my second stay, and it impressed me just as much as the first. The room already had an iron and ironing board, plus a generous toiletries set with shampoo, conditioner, shaving and vanity kits. The plush bath towels and face towels made the linen set feel complete. A great, slightly whimsical stay again.

The boutique is a real reason to stop by, with artisanal leather goods, genuine indigenous antiques, and carefully selected ceramics. I’m planning to order Sagada candles. In the hotel, Aaron and Nathan were so friendly that they turned an otherwise merely okay visit into a pleasant one. The place is very Instagram-friendly, with lots of fake flowers and life-sized white ceramic horses. It’s clean, new, and smells nice, with a complimentary minibar without alcohol, Pringles and peanuts on a snack tray, and giveaway water bottles. Some of the finishes look like they came from alibaba.com, but you’ll be fine.

Being able to walk to several sights matters in Baguio, where parking near tourist spots is so difficult. The Botanical Garden and Wright Park/Mansion are both within walking distance. The hotel opened in December 2025, so the rooms are still new, and they’re well maintained. The hot water was a bit inconsistent, though you get used to it. Staff were friendly and professional, and there’s a Starbucks on the ground floor along with a nice museum shop. Parking is a real headache around the sights, so having a few places nearby on foot helps. Camp John Hay is far from the other attractions and overpriced. This is probably the best hotel you can get in Baguio.

Khaye showed us around and took time to explain the locally made scented candles, as well as the jams and teas. There were so many quality products. I bought strawberry tea, and it really is made from strawberries, with a lovely fruity taste. We also peeked into the Strawberry Bistro, which has an impressive atmosphere. We’d first noticed the horses from outside, then stopped in and got a very sincere welcome. The decor is elegant, and the pastry shop, " Made here", has such good items. I had to take home some of their cinnamon line in different varieties. I’ll definitely visit again.