Sagada · 1,477 MASL
A boutique lodge and café tucked into the pines above Sagada. Woodsmoke mornings, house-roasted Cordillera coffee, and slow days between limestone caves, hanging coffins and the Kiltepan sunrise.
16°C
Crisp & cool today
9
Cabins & rooms
4.9★
620+ guest reviews
Rooms & Cabins
Every cabin is heated, hand-built from local pine, and dressed in handwoven Cordillera blankets. Rates are per night for two, breakfast at the café included.
2 guests
Our crown room, perched on the ridge with a private balcony that opens straight onto the Kiltepan range. Wake to the sea of clouds, a wood-burning stove already crackling, and pour-over coffee waiting on the sill.
₱6,400 / night
Reserve₱3,800
2 guests
A private A-frame cabin among the pines, with a reading loft and a little porch built for slow coffee.
₱5,600
Up to 4 guests
A two-level loft that sleeps the whole family, with a kitchenette and a big shared table for card games.
₱2,900
1–2 guests
Our snuggest room — mossy stone walls, a deep window seat, and a stack of well-loved books.
Roasted in-house
Every single morning
The Café
Our café opens at first light and keeps the fire going until the last guest drifts off to bed. Beans are grown across the Cordilleras and roasted on-site; the bread is baked in the same wood oven that warms the room.
Cordillera Pour-Over
Single-origin, roasted in-house daily
Etag & Farm-Egg Breakfast
Cured highland pork, garden greens, rice
Mountain Sourdough & Wild Honey
Wood-fired loaf, Sagada forest honey
Lemon–Blueberry Pancakes
Stacked tall with pine-syrup butter
Sagada Yogurt Bowl
House yogurt, toasted granola, fruit
Pinikpikan Broth with Etag
The traditional highland comfort bowl
Guided Experiences
Every trip is led by a registered Sagada guide from the community. Book at the front desk the night before — we'll sort permits, transport and a warm breakfast to send you off.
We wake you with coffee in a thermos and drive up to Kiltepan Peak in the dark. As the sky turns clay-pink, a full sea of clouds rolls in below the ridge — the reason most people come to Sagada in the first place.
Add to my stayThe full traverse from Lumiang to Sumaguing — squeezing through limestone chambers, wading cold underground pools and scrambling over rock formations named after everything from a king's curtain to a giant's foot.
Add to my stayA gentle walk through the old cemetery and pine slopes of Echo Valley to see the famous hanging coffins — a centuries-old Igorot burial tradition, told with care by a guide whose own kin rest here.
Add to my stayDescend through the emerald rice terraces of Fidelisan to the big falls, where you can swim in the cold plunge pool before the climb back up. We pack a café lunch of sourdough, etag and fruit.
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Guest Reviews
"We came for the Kiltepan sunrise and stayed for the coffee. Waking up to the sea of clouds with a warm cup already waiting on the balcony — I still think about it. The wood stove made the cabin so cozy we barely wanted to leave."
Maria Elena Bautista
Quezon City · Summit View Suite · 3 nights
"As someone from Baguio I'm picky about mountain lodges, and Cordillera nailed it. Hand-built pine cabins, honest local food, and staff who treat you like kin. The etag breakfast alone is worth the trip."
Joselito Ramos
Baguio City · Pinewood Cabin · 2 nights
"The cave connection with Kuya Fidel was the highlight of our year. He knew every rock and every story. Back at the lodge, the bonfire and hot pinikpikan broth were exactly what our tired legs needed."
Paolo Mendoza
Cebu City · Oakridge Family Loft · 2 nights
"No signal, no noise — just pine trees, good books and the best sourdough I've had in the country. It's the digital detox I didn't know I needed. We're already planning to come back for Christmas."
Andrea Salvador
Pasig City · The Mossy Nook · 4 nights
Book Your Stay
Tell us your dates and we'll confirm within the day. Breakfast at the café is always included.
Getting Here
Victory Liner runs regularly from Cubao and Pasay to Baguio, about 4–6 hours up the mountain highway.
Hop on a GL Trans bus from the Dangwa terminal — a scenic 5–6 hour ride through the Halsema Highway.
Prefer to skip the transfer? Coda Lines runs a nightly direct Manila → Sagada coach, roughly 12 hours.
We're a 5-minute walk from the municipal hall on South Road. Message us your arrival and we'll meet you.
Cordillera Lodge
South Road, Poblacion, Sagada 2619