Hotel 45 Baguio
58 Session Road Baguio, Luzon, Philippines
TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel 45 Baguio
“Hotel 45 -- two thumbs up!”
catiechan 2 contributions
Philippines
Jul 11, 2009
There are two Hotel 45s in Baguio. One is the old Hotel 45 in Session Rd and the other one is newer, located near SM City Baguio and Bloomfield Hotel. (Complete address is Bagong Bayan St., Brgy. Salud Mitra Baguio City (with country and area code) Tel. #: 63-74-4466306; 3042963. Cell #: 0917-7008805 .
Hotel 45 is nicer than most hotels in Baguio. The price is reasonable and the rooms are clean too. :)
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