Ferienunterkünfte mit Frühstück in Sagada

I made a last minute booking for my family but she managed to reply promptly and coordinated with the caretakers. She was responsive to my queries and managed to make the necessary arrangements. Host was hospitable and appreciated the gesture of driving all the way from Baguio to ensure my family is well looked after she knew my grandma was rushed to the hospital. My family enjoyed their stay and trip to Sagada. My mom fondly remembers Mary/Marie one of her caretakers who was consistent with the level of hospitality and warmth. Thanks again!

This Family Homestay is so welcoming and friendly! We felt home straight away! Their property is spacious and surrounded by nature, perfect to unwind and recharge. Because Dapli, Gwen‘s husband is a tour guide, it was very easy to organize everything from the convenience of their house. We highly recommend.

Ina's place is a very cozy place to stay in Sagada. It's a bit far from the town proper but makes it up for the peace and serenity. The hosts are very friendly and accommodating.

My children still talks about the breakfast they had prepared for us. Delicious homemade breakfast, made us full during our hike. Maam Alma and Dako are very accommodating and helpful. We have learned so much about Sagada through them. Room is spacious and can accommodate family of 5 comfortably and peacefully.

Alma’s place was convenient for me. I stayed 3 nights on my holiday. Great value if you need somewhere to stay in Sagada. Alma and Dako were very welcoming. Breakfasts were lovely (and big!), setting you up for a day of hiking. Alma was helpful in organising a guide and a massage for me. I Slept well and enjoyed some cuddles with the cats :)

When you stay at Inandako's B&B you are staying in the home of Alma and her son Dako, and you truly feel like you are a guest in the home of friends. They are great at communicating, warm and welcoming, and happy to share their intimate knowledge of Sagada. The house is not on a road, as it reached by walking down a winding concrete path from the busy main street, but that makes it a peaceful refuge from bustle of downtown Sagada. Breakfasts were delicious and varied, prepared with much care, and were the best meals we had in Sagada. To enjoy these wonderful breakfasts accompanied by Alma's stories and the view of the pine-clad hills is Sagada at its best.