I enjoyed the location of Rock Inn--isolated and surrounded by rock formations, an orange orchard, small farm and pine trees. It is about 2 kms from town so having your own vehicle is essential, nonetheless, for some, it is walkable. We stayed 6 nights. The rooms are basic but cozy and homey. My family and I occupied 2 rooms: the... More

and it was the most overpriced food we ever had in Sagada. All places in Sagada where we had coffee served brewed Arabica in huge mugs. This place had little cups for their terrible coffee, which we sent back to be reheated in their microwave. Food was priced twice what the other places in Sagada were charging. Their yoghurt was... More

My boyfriend and I stayed in Sagada for two nights. Since we were not able to search thoroughly for places to stay in Sagada, we opt to try the Rock Inn. I have read one comment on this Inn and it appeared to be good. Plus, I was excited to see an orange orchard. Since we came from Bontoc, we... More

Take note, the crappy room cost 1500 Pesos per night (in a town that has better quality rooms for 200 pesos!!!) Walked in to the bathroom to see a enormous cock roach, no hot water, soap, or toilet paper. The hotel is placed in a remote area, 15 minute drive / 35-50 minute trek from town. That's okay, Sagada town... More

We booked two rooms (Executive and Mini Executive Room) at Rock Inn 2 month ahead of our trip to Sagada. Upon arrival we found a decent looking and nice sourrounded hotel with a cozy restaurant area and we thought, we did the right choice. The only thing was a bit disturbing was the sound of the TV but someone was... More

It was our family's second time to stay at the Rock Inn in Sagada (the first was in December 2008). We stayed in their Executive Room, which has two double beds that will fit four adults. It was a corner room located on their first floor, which had windows on two sides, and had its own hot/cold shower. The room... More

They have good food and lots of Orange trees. You can pick the fruits and eat them there after paying 50 pesos. They have very good ambiance. I believe they are the most luxurious hotel in Sagada. But if you will stay there, be sure to take the rooms on the 2nd floor, because the ceiling, walls and top floor... More

2km to the town proper. We were 33 in our group. Our room had 4 double deck beds with nice blankets and pillows. It has basic amenities like towels, hot water and clean bath room. They also have a common bath room in each floor in case you need it since 8 people will have to share in one bath... More

The staff was very friendly, courteous, and helpful; that's a big plus for the Rock Inn. Our room (a mini executive for three people) was rather large, and it had plenty of shelves to put our things on. The room was clean, and it overlooked the orange grove. I wished there was a mirror in the room, though; the only... More