We stayed here after Christmas in 2012. It was the first time that we stayed at PNKY. The place is very cozy, especially if you are staying at the room good for 5 persons. It has a lot of old furniture which makes you feel as if you are visiting the house of a dear grandparent. Their free breakfast was... More

Our family stayed at the Green Forest room. This was our second time to stay in this hotel. We loved our experience during our first stay and so we have made our decision to make the hotel our home, every time we are in Baguio. The hotel lobby arrangement offers a uniqueness that makes the hotel truly special. It is... More

Forget about hotels this place gives you homey and comfy feeling that no other, i mean no other expensive hotel in baguio could offer. PKNY is where i booked my in-laws for their quick stay in baguio. So before i i decided to do such i literally entered and assessed all existing hotel and accommodation services that existed. Surprisingly out... More

Though the resto gives chic European names to their menu items they are just really your typical Pinoy food. Menu items look dated and could use an upgrade. Desserts are tasty especially the ube crepe. If one has been to Europe one can sense that the decors and motif are a bit tacky and trying hard. Maybe tone it down... More

I love the place. Me and my wife stayed in the Van Gogh room while my colleagues took the bigger Green room. Maybe creepy for some but the antique decors creates a quaint atmosphere that really defines old Baguio. Although it is on busy road, the place is quiet and has a secluded feel because of its garden and rustic... More

simple yet homey accommodation. easy to reserve through their website and pay via paypal. good location...just near the bus station. their cafe have great food...and healthy too!

Stayed for 2 days, 1 night during the Panagbenga Festival. It's in a house whose rooms were converted into guest rooms. What used to be the living room and dining room areas exhibit a hodge podge of quirky art, jewelry, furniture, and books. It looks like a tastefully arranged yard sale/street market. Everything's for sale. The main office/lobby is in... More

I lodged in PNKY one night on my way to Sagada/Banaue. The place is really funky. Rooms are large. We booked one that sounded pricey (about US$125) but it would have fitted at least 5 people. We ended up being three, and it was extremely comfortable. The restaurant is also nice. You can sit outside in one of the numerous... More

we go to pnky cafe, we look around first at the 2nd floor the antique shop nothing special at all, then we go down at pnky cafe the ambience was nice but the food is expensive and the taste is just ok not that you will want to go back...