Isabelo's Inn and Cafe

The town-center setting is handy, and this older-style hotel has some fairly affordable rooms. From the visitor center, go up the stairs and it’s just on the left. Since there aren’t really dorm beds in Sagada, a private room here feels fairly priced. Rates are around 600 to 800 pesos a night, and a room with a shared bathroom is about 800 pesos. That may not sound especially cheap by itself, but it’s among the more budget-friendly choices nearby. I found the place fairly clean. The shared bathroom is a little cramped, though the hot water is reliable, and the Wi-Fi was stable. For a single room, it’s worth asking the owner to show you a few options, since some outward-facing windows are better than others. Being right in the center can mean noise from nearby neighbors late at night. Still, the location, room condition, price, and Wi-Fi made it a solid enough stay.

The owners are quiet, but you can get their help by ringing the bell. They arranged onward transport for us at a lower price than the travel agencies. Breakfast is available for an extra charge and is simple. It’s budget accommodation, so the good value comes with basic rooms. The location is handy too, beside the tourism office and close to buses, tuk tuks, restaurants, and shops.

We got there really early, but they let us check in at 1pm. The room was okay and very clean, and the bathroom was clean too. There’s a heater, and they also offer breakfast and drinks. It can get noisy at night. We heard people talking, dogs barking, cars going by, and someone snoring very loudly, haha. The room was also really cold. The location is right in the middle of things in Sagada, near the Municipal hall and tourism office, with lots of restaurants nearby and the bus stations super close. We booked after a vlogger I followed recommended it.

We stayed for 3D2N, right in central Sagada across from the tourism center. The hosts were very accommodating. Breakfast is served only from 6am-11am.