Inn Rocio Restaurant

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Inn Rocio Restaurant

68 Kisad Rd, Baguio, Benguet, Philippines 4.4 (221)

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What guests say

Worqui Waysha

Really good for the price, we got one of the newer rooms and it was rather cozy-looking. Excellent prime location, 3-minute walk to one of the side entrances of Burnham Park and from there, SM Baguio and Baguio Cathedral are walkable. Kind and accommodating staff, catered to our requests quickly. Breakfast was mediocre, but forgivable since it's all homemade. Also connected to Koco Cafe, a nice little elevated cafe,…

Nomad_Mav

Inn Rocio is a quirky hotel situated near Burnham Park. The room was small but comfortable. Breakfast is basic but plenty of choices and you need to choose the evening before. Staff were very friendly and helpful. It’ is situated on the opposite side of the park from the city centre but it’s a nice walk thorough the park or taxis/Grab come within a couple of minutes. Highly recommended.

Reeze Clark Reyes

The location was perfect, making it easy to explore nearby attractions, while the cleanliness and well-maintained garden added to a relaxing atmosphere. The staff were friendly and attentive, and the facilities met all needs, including convenient parking and comfortable amenities that ensured a restful sleep throughout the stay.

Mark Cossin

When you read my reviews, you know that I am generally very positive. I typically don't review places I've had poor or bad experiences because I just don't like spreading negativity and I like to highlight the best places to go, but every once in awhile I go to a place that really deserves the negative review. Covid screens at the front counter are still in place which tells you how staff feel about guests. They wou…

diana bianca Samson

Inn Rocio is a cozy little bed-and-breakfast. Breakfast is simple, but enough to get you started for the day. The room is basic with the essentials—good water pressure and a heater that works well. The common area feels super homey, with big windows overlooking the pine trees, which you don’t really see much in Baguio unless you’re staying in Camp John Hay or BCC. The staff are also really kind and helpful.

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