A little dated buy brings more bang for your buck. Complete in amenities like restaurant, function and seminar rooms for company or group. Offers free breakfast that caters for Filipino families. Menus are different everyday. Rooms are ample although a bit dated and carpet needs shampooing. Although there is no room air condition, our stay is comfortable since the weather is cool at this time of the year. Hotel staff are courteous, polite, and helpful.
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Was here with my family last December 2022. Place was photogenic, walking distance to Wright park Botanical Garden and Mines View. Rooms were ok, clean, nice view on the 3rd floor, pine tree outside our window. Food was ok, pricey but tastes great. Serving took time as it was quite busy because of the Christmas Rush.
Service and front desk were polite, kudos to the guard who helped me remove my luggage from the roof and tie it back up there when we were leaving.
Will i go back to Hotel Elisabeth? yes, i recommend it if you want to be away from the crowd of the town proper. Pacdal circle traffic can be pretty heavy so be ready to take alternative routes.
Very good value & rooms which give all you need for a short trip to the mountains. The breakfast which was included was adequate but depends on your standards or where you're from. My guess is that for locals it's amazing, for westerners it's average cos it seems more about quantity than quality but for the price of a room you cannot expect too much. It's got lovely friendly staff including security guards who assist with parking in the tight spots under the hotel. We had a pleasant stay & would return if we were in town again.
Rooms are a bit old but are nonetheless clean and wide. We enjoyed our stay. Staff are attentive and the place is quiet. We booked a room for 4 with 4 beds for about 3600+ a night. Super worth it sa price. Don't miss the breakfast buffet, masarap ang selection.
It's an old grand hotel.
Pros:
- The service was very good
- The breakfast buffet was the highlight, the restaurant was super comfy and the food was great as well
- Underground parking, no worries about rain
Cons:
- we didn't like the colors of the room. it's old and slighlty spooky.
- we sure didn't like the carpets. Without carpet would be better.
Hotel Elizabeth Baguio City Philippines
June – July 2022
Location: If you want a hotel away from the city buzz (people and cars), then it is a better place than the hotels in the center. Mansion House, Wright Park, and Mines View, Philippine Treasures, Amare La Cusina, Volante, Shakeys etc. would be a walking distance,But our experience is that we had to take a taxi all the time just to get to places like restaurants and the SM mall or Porta Vaga or SPA. This is specially during the rainy season. If you have small children and old people with you then it is quite a challenge transporting them from point to point even if you have a private car. You will meet traffic along Pacdal circle and towards Leonard wood.
I feel that the prize for 2 rooms and 3 nights on a not peak season is very expensive to the quality of the room and the services they provide. They have old facilities from bathtub, bed covers, linens, pillowcases and towels. Cheap soap and toilet tissues. It is the first time we experience to run out of tissue. There are no complimentaries except for bottles of water.
Service: Not so friendly – in fairness maybe because of the masks – hard to see if they are smiling or not.
Cleanliness: Like any other exclusive hotel or the like, they have this post on “saving the earth or environment, through reuse” etc. In this light you have to call inn if you want your room to be made. Or if you are running low on tissue. We did not call the first day. but the second day we did and this is by phone and personally telling the concerge when we left our rooms. This was nonetheless neglected. We had to call inn again and so they had to do it all (vacuuming and all) when we were supposed to be resting.
Food: Bread is old – I can tell by the smell and the texture – very dry. The pancakes are cold and dry – they are almost curling on their sides. They do not know what is a bread knife or butter knife, They claim to cater both local and international tourists, but they set the tables with just knife and spoon (so it is hard to spread the butter over the bread). The butter is hard like rock!
They served ginisang “ corn beef” the next day they have corned beef pate – which makes me think that they recycled the left overs for the next day into another dish.
Cold fried rice. There is no variety. The fruit – pineapple and melon – cut into chunks – no style or taste in presentation.
