Sagada Homestay

Sagada HomestayThe Sagada Homestay might well be the best value in Sagada. There is a peaceful atmosphere and the owner really goes out of her way to make you feel at home.

The town of Sagada has a unique feel – the people are successful in business and are highly educated. Everything closes down around 8 pm and there is very little nightlife. Outsiders can not start businesses here or buy property because the locals want to protect their small town way of life.

view of SagadaSagada is famous for it’s burial caves and hanging coffins,  but it’s not a bad place to just rest up for a few days and relax even if you are not into caving.

Sagada HomestayThe Sagada Homestay has a beautiful view of town,  has beds for 200 pesos,  kitchen privileges,  wi-fi and is the best value that I have run across in Sagada or anywhere else in the Philippines.  Karen – 09197028380 , 0919498218

Sagada HomestayBackpackers will likely enjoy the vibe here.

Well equiped kitchenThe kitchen is well equipped.

Sagada HomestayThis homestay is the best value that I have yet come across in Sagada. I also recommend the Green House Inn for those looking for good backpacker style accommodation that also has kitchen privileges.

view from the Sagada Guest HouseSagada HomestaySagada can get very cold at night and it rains every day during the rainy season (around July)

This homestay has a clothes line where you can dry your clothes in the mornings.

I was in town a few times when it started to rain and the staff had taken all my stuff of the line and put it inside (including my shoes – which I had been trying to dry for a few days).

That is an example of how on the ball these people are.

There is a separate guest cottage next door that Karen let me use because it was the off season. It has two rooms, a big kitchen, cr with hot water.

The cottage is usually reserved by groups during the peak season. Be sure to call to reserve in advance if you want to use the private cottage.

View from the Sagada HomestayHere is a short cut from the home stay to town.

Sagada HomestaySagada Homestay – very nice

sagada homestay kitchenThe kitchen

dining areaDining room tables.

plantThe Sagada Homestay – I like it!

comments welcome

Sagada Homestay

Oct 10, 2010 www.dutchpickle.com

10 comments on “Sagada Homestay

  1. Dave on said:

    wow dp,
    i love the place. and the house has a great feel to it with all the wood. almost scandinavian. very warm and cosy feel. great pics mate.
    keep up the great work. BW Dave

  2. DP,

    What a great place to stay in its just like home…you sure do find some great places to stay at in your travels around the Philippines…I’m back over in Palawan on the 14th of November.

    MG

  3. dutchpickle on said:

    MG

    For sure! I will try to get over to Palawan some time in November and hook up with you guys.

    dp

  4. julie long on said:

    Hi,do you have any email addresses for accomadation at banaue
    thanks

  5. Carly Mc Entee on said:

    Hi! Would you know the number of Homestay? i wanted to make a reservation.

  6. arren altea on said:

    I stayed there for for 12 hours and the owner was so accommodating, very nice rooms, hot water for the shower also.. and very affordable. thumbs for Sagada Home Stay.

  7. ORRIOLS Martine on said:

    Bonjour, je cherche l’adresse e mail du Sagada Homestay pour faire une réservation depuis la France. Pouvez-vous me communiquer cette adresse ?
    Merci
    Martine

  8. dutchpickle on said:

    Hello :)

    I do not have an email address for the Sagada Homestay. I have stayed at this hoemstay several times but always as a walk in with no reservation. During busy times it is generally full because it is very popular with Filipino tourists as well.

    There are guest rooms upstairs in the main house and the cottage , where I stayed, is not always available. The owners here are so very nice and accommodating but be aware that the whole town of Sagada can get packed on holidays and week ends.

    A trip to Sagada will be a great stop on a tour of northern Luzon.

    Also look into Batad
    http://www.dutchpickle.com/philippines/banaue/batad.html

    and Banaue as a base
    http://www.dutchpickle.com/philippines/banaue/banaue.html

    and the Chico River area past Bontoc towards Tabuk
    http://www.dutchpickle.com/philippines/luzon/loop-through-northern-luzon.html

    beautiful
    dp

  9. novie boclongan on said:

    very lovely indeed! i am looking forward to visit there one day…it’s been years the first time i visited ambasing sagada…thatwas 23 years ago.i wouldlove to buy a small residential lot.

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