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Accommodation
Its hotel has 90 fully-carpeted rooms and are well- furnished with
private balconies overlooking scenic views of the Rice Terraces. However,
only 82 rooms are available for sale. Having been operational since
1974, the original hotel has expanded twice and to date the structure
has two wings. The old wing is a two-storey building (41 rooms) while
the new wing is 5-storey (49 rooms).
Average size of standard hotel rooms is 250 sq. ft. in the old wing and 345-370 sq. ft. in the new wing. These rooms are screened and provided with intercom, private toilet/bath and hot/cold water.
On the other hand, the 2-storey hostel has 44 beds divided equally between female and male wing. It has screened rooms with double deck beds. Lockers and common toilet/bath are provided for both male and female. It is one of the original structures and is located near the entrance gate.
Dining
The Banaue Hotel and Youth Hostel offers the following dining options
: Restaurant serving international cuisine, Cocktail Lounge / Bar, Bar
& Disco
Location
Banaue Hotel and Youth Hostel situated 4,000 feet above sea level in
the heart of the millenia-dated Banaue Rice Terraces, the luxurious
Banaue Hotel is 348 kms north of Manila via the Cagayan Valley Road.
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