We went up north just this weekend to experience the very cold Baguio City. Daytime temperature in Baguio this January ranges from 18°-20°C, but drops to as low as 8°-10°C at night.
Planning the Trip
Planning a trip to Baguio starts from deciding what to do when you're there and finding an inexpensive, but nice place to stay.
I've found several blogs on the different must-try food and food shops around the city, so we decided that we'll visit the city this time to try the "eats in Baguio".
I've found several blogs on the different must-try food and food shops around the city, so we decided that we'll visit the city this time to try the "eats in Baguio".
Next on our list is finding the place to stay. My goal is to find an inexpensive place to stay near the commercial area, so we could save up on transportation. I looked up google maps, listed some nearby hotels based on the map and looked them up for reviews via tripadvisor.com.
One review caught my attention. Its actually a negative review of the hotel which is very near the place we stayed. According to the review, the hotel does not have good supply of water and the guest had a hard time sleeping because of the noise from the passing-by vehicles. They transferred to the small inn beside that hotel and that is how I knew about the small inn's name. Its along North Drive, near DILG and just right across the NBI office. The name of the place is Reyalta Inn.
We arrived in Baguio at around 8:30 AM. The map says that Dagupan Bus Terminal is very near the inn where we reserved a room so we walked up to Session Road corner North Drive. We walked further after the DILG office and there it is.
