The Manor at Camp John Hay

A long time tradition for us to spend the Valentine's day at the Manor.. despite the stringent policy of the city about COVID we still enjoyed the weather, scenery and the people. Yes, Benguet locals are so much friendlier and welcoming. My advice for tourists like me to respect the protocols at all time.

The allure of The Manor at Camp John Hay is unmistakable. Be dazzled by the mountain scented paradise beyond compare. Surrounded with pine-covered mountains, a cool climate breeze averaging 19 degrees Celsius all year round, take time to bask in romantic sunsets, enjoying a casual stroll along tree line roads on what used to be an American military recreational camp, with towering pine trees while the majestic Cordillera mountain range provides a magnificent view. As Baguio City re-opens its doors to tourists once again after months-long of quarantine, The Manor at Camp John Hay offers a fresh environment, so aesthetically beautiful that it draws guests out of a normal routine and mindset where one can forget all worries and instead dabble in everything The MANOR has to offer. The Manor at Camp John Hay is surely your safe haven in the City of Pines.

Social distancing and contact tracing being observed. They have health protocol officers around to remind guests to observe social distancing and proper wearing of face masks and shields. Food and Christmas ambience great as ever.

I went here for the breakfast buffet. Absolutely wonderful. The food, the view. I will stay here next time I'm in Baguio.

Every Christmas season, The Manor hosts a light show at the garden. Very nice and visible from the rooms with balconies overlooking the garden. Very nice!