"Value for money. Very convenient location, very helpful and couteous staff, excellent breakfast, which was a bonus since it came with the room.
Will surely stay here again.
Btw, although the hotel is facing session road, hotel entrance is not along session but along mabini street. Also, there is no lift to the reception so you need to take the stairs, about 15 steps."
"Solid stay, but front desk service could be more consistent
I’d give this Microtel a thumbs up for cleanliness and convenience. Being walking distance to Victory Liner made our spontaneous trip much easier. The room was tidy, the breakfast was worth it, and the free coffee in the lobby was a lifesaver.
A tip for travelers: Book online! The walk-in rates were significantly higher. Also, while most staff were great, our check-in inquiry felt a bit cold—first impressions matter, regardless of how ”haggard” a traveler might look after a long trip. Lastly, don't expect to stream movies as the TV is basic. Overall a nice stay, but a bit more warmth at the front desk and a tech upgrade would make it 5 stars."
"My ate and I are both happy we found this place. It’s an 8-minute walk to the bus station, and right outside the hotel, we could easily wait for or book taxis. The hotel staff were also very helpful and accommodating. The room view is very nice, and it really gives you that cozy, peaceful Baguio experience. We also enjoyed the buffet breakfast—it was a great way to start our day."
"I stayed at Azalea Residences Baguio and unfortunately my experience was disappointing, despite the hotel having a good and convenient location in Baguio.
The first issue happened during check-in. I was initially assigned a room that was not yet ready. I went up only to find that the room was still being prepared. I went back down to the front desk hoping they would immediately give me another available room. Instead, I was told that the room was ready but just needed to be checked by a supervisor. Since it was taking time, I decided to just go out and have lunch. When I came back, they eventually gave me a different room, which honestly could have been done from the start.
When I finally got to the room, the cleanliness was questionable. There was a water bottle left inside the fridge that likely belonged to the previous guest, and there were shoe marks visible on the tiles, which made it feel like the room had not been properly cleaned.
The biggest issue for me was the Wi-Fi. Reliable internet is already a necessity nowadays. While the main connection might be strong, the signal extender or booster in the room appears very weak, causing frequent disconnections. Cellular signal inside the room is also poor, so guests rely heavily on Wi-Fi. Improving the Wi-Fi coverage would greatly improve the stay.
In terms of price, the hotel is around the average range for accommodations in Baguio—not particularly cheap but not luxury either. Considering the issues I experienced, there are many Airbnb options and other hotels in Baguio that may offer better value for the price.
The location is definitely a plus, but overall the stay did not meet expectations."
"We had a great time in this hotel. The hotel looks like it has it's own world because of the enclosed, yet wide atrium space. We specifically liked its location. It's near Burnham and establishments we wanted to go to. The staff and service were commendable. Would recommend!"
"We had a wonderful 3-days stay at Lee boutique hotel. The atmosphere feels homey and welcoming, making it easy to settle in right away. The rooms and bathrooms are spotless, with fresh sheets and towels, which added to the comfort.
I especially appreciated that the TV comes with Netflix, perfect for winding down after a day out. Our room also had a AC, a balcony with a lovely view, which made mornings and evenings extra enjoyable.
The staff were consistently kind and attentive, always ready to help with a smile. Their warmth really elevated the experience.
The only downside I noticed was that the bathtub can be a bit slippery, so guests should be cautious."