Ridgewood Residence

2.4 “Hygiene issues and ultra outdated” I was thorough disappointed with our room. It was filthy, so gross in every nook and the furnitures are dirty. The pillows are yellowish, super used and way below standards of cleanliness. The beddings are old and worn out. No wonder we are the only guests for the 2 nights stay. People must have heard about the waste of money staying in this place. I hesitated to post this review because of the employees who are all nice and might be affected. It must be depressing to work in a place where there are no guests and it’s supposed to be peak season. I hope the owners take quick action re renovating and sanitizing the hotel before it becomes a ghost house. 15 Apr 2025

We stayed here because it was the only place that was within our budget. This place had so many things wrong: location, too far from the city center, is that mold in the closet?, rooms need refurbishing/cleaning, the restaurant isn't really open unless you pre-order, wi-fi very very slow. The Elizabeth Hotel just around the corner is a little bit more. All in all, I think it's the location that was a downer - there aren't any restaurants nearby, etc. Wright Park is within walking distance but that's it. The Botanical Gardens which is also nearby is not really worth seeing these days because it is full of litter.

Ridgewood Hotel was my first choice because I wanted an authentic Baguio experience. The architecture and surroundings definitely provide that experience, compared with other hotels which look and feel like any other typical hotel. It's also nicely located: near enough to the city center, but far enough from the main street to provide a rural and quiet environment. The staff are friendly, courteous, and always ready to assist. The amenities are quaint but adequate. The menu has an impressive selection and is reasonably priced, but it would have been great if all of the items were available. It's a really nice place but needs to be better-maintained. Housekeeping seemed lacking in thoroughness. Nevertheless, Ridgewood would still be my first choice the next time I'd need a hotel in Baguio.