M7 Villa Baguio City

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More than anything, we wish for you to have a wonderful and worry-free stay with us. To make this possible, here are the property guidelines you may need to comply with before checking-in: 1.According to the hotel's notice, they only accept leisure guests. Only guests who are 18 to 65 years old are allowed. Guests with comorbidities or who are currently pregnant are not allowed. It is also not possible to stay at this property for Coronavirus (COVID-19) quarantine purposes. Guest must present a negative RT-PCR result taken within 48hours/2 days prior to arrival or negative antigen result taken 48hours/2 days prior to arrival. It is also necessary to contact the hotel for additional pre-arrival requirements and visit https://visita.baguio.gov.ph/, otherwise, the booking may be canceled. 2.Guests are required to present relevant documentation such as a vaccination certificate and ID to the hotel. If the related documentation cannot be provided, your booking may be canceled. Please contact the hotel for more information. 3. As part of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions, the property may request additional documentation from guests to validate identification, travel itinerary, and other relevant information. Please contact the property for more details. 4. Guests must provide a valid form of government-regulated identification (eg. passport, ID card, driver’s license, etc.) upon check-in. 5. Considering the Coronavirus (COVID-19) circumstances, we request that you check travel restrictions and relevant travel advisories before booking and traveling. 6. The property requires a refundable security deposit for charges or damages during the stay. The amount depends on the length of stay and/or size of the room booked. Please contact the property for more information. 7. This is a strictly non-smoking property. Guests are responsible for all costs, damages, and liabilities caused by smoking. 8. All special requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply. 9. The property does not allow joiners or visitors. Important announcements In accordance with government regulations, the following individuals are required to stay at home, and are not permitted to stay at hotels: those under 18 years old, those over 65 years old, those with comorbidities, and those who are pregnant. Swimming pools, gyms, and hotel indoor and outdoor facilities may not be available. Restaurants are open to guests who have been fully vaccinated. Al fresco dining can operate at 30% occupancy, while indoor dining can operate at 20%. When checking in, you may be required to show additional documentation, such as your travel itinerary, vaccination card, and/or proof of a negative COVID-19 swab test result. Please contact the hotel for more information and visit https://visita.baguio.gov.ph/. In compliance with Philippine Executive Order 26 passed by the national government, smoking is now strictly prohibited within all public and enclosed spaces. This includes restaurants, function spaces, and guest rooms on all floors.
🚩NEW TRAVEL PROTOCOLS IN THE CITY OF BAGUIO EFFECTIVE JULY 5, 2021 ❗UPDATE JULY 17, 2021 In adherence to IATF-EID policy guidelines on interzonal and intrazonal travel, travelers AGED BELOW 18 YEARS, or OVER 65 YEARS, are required to present negative results of RT-PCR tests conducted not longer than 72 hours prior to entry. We reiterate that adult travelers, including those over the age of 65, who are already fully vaccinated may present their duly issued vaccination documents in lieu of test results. This shall be applied pending clarification of concerns raised to the IATF-EID. That aside, the change in travel protocols is also a timely response given the presence of the new Delta variant in the Philippines, as confirmed by the DOH. We urge everyone to always be mindful of health standards for the protection and safety of ourselves, our loved ones, and our community. Mayor Benjamin B. Magalong has issued Executive Order No. 79-2021 revising travel protocols in the City of Baguio “to properly address recent development in the COVID-19 situation at the national scale such as the need to implement preventive measures against the new Delta and Delta Plus variants, and to adopt policies relative to ramped-up vaccination operations in the country.” ☝DEFINITION OF TERMS: A. Authorized Persons Outside of Residence (APOR) — APORs shall comprise those: (1) officials, workers, personnel, and agents from both the government and private sectors who are allowed inter-zonal (travel between provinces, highly urbanized cities and independent component cities under different quarantine classifications) and intra-zonal (travel between provinces, highly urbanized cities and independent component cities under the same quarantine classification) trave1 for purposes of work, industry, or official function; (2) persons travelling for indispensable transactions that require their physical presence (3) and students who are currently enrolled in educational, instructional, and training, institutions that have been permitted to hold limited face-to-face classes. B. Baguio Resident — Persons who are residents of Baguio City, and returning from inter-zonal or intra-zonal travel, regardless of purpose. For purposes of this Order, these travelers must be actual residents of Baguio City for at least six (6) months. C. Baguio Worker — Persons who are not residents of Baguio but are physically reporting for the conduct of work, employment, or industry in Baguio City at daily or weekly periods. D. Fully vaccinated individual — An individual shall be considered as fully vaccinated from COVID-19 after a period at least two (2) weeks from having received the second dose of a 2-dose series, or after a period at least two (2) weeks from having received a single dose type of vaccine, and the vaccine administered must have been the recipient of an Emergency Use Authorization or Compassionate Special Permit from the Philippine Food and Drug Authority, or included in the Emergency Use Listing of the World Health Organization; E. Non-Authorized Persons Outside of Residence (Non-APORS) — Persons on inter-zonal and intra-zonal travel for (1) leisure, (2) permitted private social functions, (3) or transactions where physical presence is dispensable or optional. F. Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) — Filipino citizens who are workers abroad, and members of the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA). G. Pass Through Travelers — Travelers whose sole purpose of entering the City is to pass through toward their intended place of destination outside of Baguio. H. Returning Overseas Filipinos (ROF) — Filipino citizens who are returning from international places of origin who are not necessarily OFWs or members of the (OWWA). For purposes of this Order, foreigners with Permanent Resident Visas or Special Resident Retirees Visas shall be treated the same as ROFs. ☝TYPES OF TRAVELERS AND REQUIRED DOCUMENTS: A. BAGUIO RESIDENTS 1. Baguio residents fully vaccinated in Baguio shall present the following: a. QR Code issued through a duly registered Health Declaration Form at https://hdf.baguio.gov.ph/; b. Vaccination QR Passport Of Vaccination Certificate downloaded from https://bakuna.baguio.gov.ph/; and c. Valid Government Issued ID, or Certificate issued by their Barangay, as proof of residence. 2. Baguio residents who have been fully vaccinated in a legitimate facility outside of Baguio City: a. QR Code issued through a duly registered Health Declaration Form at https://hdf.baguio.gov.ph/ b. COVID-19 domestic Vaccination Card issued by a legitimate vaccinating establishment, or Certificate of Quarantine Completion showing the holder's vaccination status as issued by the Bureau of Quarantine; and c. Valid Government Issued ID, or Certificate issued by their Barangay, as proof of residence. 3. Baguio residents who are not fully vaccinated shall present the following: a. QR Code issued through a duly registered Health Declaration Form at https://hdf.baguio.gov.ph/; b. Valid Government Issued ID, Of Certificate issued by their Barangay, as proof of residence; and c. Negative results of Antigen Of RT-PCR test conducted within the last thirty (30) days prior to travel, however, government sector workers who are returning from work related travels are exempt from testing requirements. B. BAGUIO WORKERS: 1. Baguio workers who have been fully vaccinated in Baguio shall present the following: a. QR Code issued through a duly registered Health Declaration Form at https://hdf.baguio.gov.ph/; b. Vaccination QR Passport or Vaccination Certificate downloaded through https://bakuna.baguio.gov.ph/; and c. Any of the following documents as proof of employment or industry in Baguio City: (1) Employee ID, (2) Certificate of Employment, (3) Professional ID, or (4) any other similar document. 2. Baguio workers who have been fully vaccinated in a legitimate facility outside of Baguio City: a. QR Code issued through a duly registered Health Declaration Form at https://hdf.baguio.gov.ph/ b. COVID-19 domestic Vaccination Card issued by a legitimate vaccinating establishment, or Certificate of Quarantine Completion showing the holder's vaccination status as ISSUED BY THE Bureau of Quarantine; and c. Any of the following documents as proof of employment or industry in Baguio City: (1) Employee ID, (2) Certificate of Employment, (3) Professional ID, or (4) any other similar document. 3. Baguio workers who have not been fully vaccinated shall present the following: a. QR Code issued through a duly registered Health Declaration Form at https://hdf.baguio.gov.ph/ ; b. Any of the following documents as proof of employment or industry in Baguio City: (1) Employee ID, (2) Certificate of Employment, (3) Professional ID, or (4) any other similar document; and c. Negative results of Antigen or RT-PCR test conducted within the last thirty (30) days prior to travel, however, government sector workers on work-related travel are exempt from testing requirements. C. NON-RESIDENT GOVERNMENT APORS ON OFFICIAL TRAVEL: 1. If fully vaccinated in a legitimate facility outside of Baguio City: a. QR Code issued through a duly registered Health Declaration Form at https://hdf.baguio.gov.ph/; b. COVID-19 domestic Vaccination Card issued by a legitimate vaccinating establishment, or Certificate of Quarantine Completion showing the holder's vaccination status as issued by the Bureau of Quarantine; and c. Original or Certified True Copy of Travel Order issued by their Head of Agency or his/her authorized representative. 2. If not fully vaccinated: a. QR Code issued through a duly registered Health Declaration Form at https://hdf.baguio.gov.ph/; and b. Original or Certified True Copy of Travel Order issued by their Head of Agency or his/her authorized representative. D. NON-RESIDENT PRIVATE APORS ON OFFICIAL TRAVEL: 1. If fully vaccinated in a legitimate facility outside of Baguio: a. QR Code issued through a duly registered Health Declaration Form at https://hdf.baguio.gov.ph/; b. COVID-19 domestic Vaccination Card issued by a legitimate vaccinating establishment or Certificate of Quarantine Completion showing the holder’s vaccination status as issued by the Bureau of Quarantine; c. Any documents as proof of: (I) employment, business or work related function in a permitted industry operating in Baguio City, (2) indispensable transaction, or (3) enrollment in an educational, instructional, or training institution with permitted face-to-face classes in the City; d. Original or Certified True Copy of a Travel Order issued by Head of Office or his/her authorized designate, if applicable. 2. If not fully vaccinated: a. QR Code issued through a duly registered Health Declaration Form at https://hdf.baguio.gov.ph/; b. Any documents as proof of: (l) employment, business or work related function in a permitted Industry operating in Baguio City, (2) indispensable transaction, or (A) enrollment in an educational, instructional, or training, institution with permitted face-to-face classes in the City; c. Original or Certified True Copy of a Travel Order issued by the I lead of Office or his/her authorized designate, if applicable; and d. Negative results of Antigen or RT-PCR test conducted within seventy-two (72) hours poor to entry into Baguio. In the absence of negative test results, the traveler shall submit himself/herself for testing at the Baguio City Central Triage Unit. E. NON-RESIDENT NON-APORS: Pls refer to updated card F. RETURNING OFWS AND RETURNING OVERSEAS FILIPINOS: 1. QR Code issued through a duly registered Health Declaration Form at https://hdf.baguio.gov.ph/; 2. Valid Philippine Passport, Travel Document issued by Philippine Missions, or ACR I-Card issued by the Bureau of Immigration, whichever is applicable; 3. Valid Government Issued ID, Of Certificate issued by their Barangay, as proof of residence; 4. Certificate of Quarantine Completion issued by the Bureau of Quarantine, if applicable; 5. Negative results of most recent RT-PCR test conducted upon arrival in the Philippines, if applicable; 6. For OFWs, the following documents, whichever is applicable, may also be presented: i. OWWA documents; ii. POEA documents; iii. Seaman's Book. G. TRAVELERS FOR NON-EMERGENCY MEDICAL PURPOSES: 1. If fully vaccinated in Baguio City: a. QR Code issued through a duly registered Health Declaration Form at https://hdf.baguio.gov.ph/; b. Vaccination QR Passport or Vaccination Certificate downloaded through https://bakuna.baguio.gov.ph/; and c. Proof of confirmed medical appointment. 2. If fully vaccinated in a legitimate facility outside of Baguio City; a. QR Code issued through a duly registered Health Declaration Form at https://hdf.baguio.gov.ph/; b. COVID-19 domestic Vaccination Card issued by a legitimate vaccinating establishment, or Certificate of Quarantine Completion showing the holder's vaccination status as issued by the Bureau of Quarantine; and c. Proof of confirmed medical appointment. 3. If not fully vaccinated: a. QR Code issued through a duly registered Health Declaration Form at https://hdf.baguio.gov.ph/; b. Valid Government Issued ID as proof of residence; and c. Proof of confirmed medical appointment. H. TRAVELERS WITH MEDICAL EMERGENCIES: Patients and their indispensable companions, seeking emergency medical aid in Baguio City shall be afforded unhampered passage. I. PASS THROUGH TRAVELERS: APORs may present any documentary proof of travel purpose such as Valid Government ID or Barangay Certificate as proof of residence, employment ID, Professional ID, Of Travel Order issued by their employer; while Non-APORs shall present a Travel Pass QTP issued through registration at https://visita.baguio.gov.ph/. ☝IMPORTANT: I. The following travelers shall not be required to undergo health assessment, or vaccination verification, as the case may be, at Baguio City Triage Units: A. Persons who are fully vaccinated in Baguio City; B. Travelers with medical emergencies; C. Travelers with confirmed non-emergency medical appointments, unless the same is a requirement of their destination health facility or accommodation establishment, as the case may be; D. Clinic and hospital-based health workers who are residents of Baguio and returning home from duty, or reporting for duty from their respective residences in other localities. E. Pass Through Travelers who are asymptomatic when passing through city checkpoints. II. Residents of the municipalities of La Trinidad, Itogon, Sablan, Tublay, and Tuba shall be exempt from the entry protocols as stated in the immediate preceding provisions, subject to agreements or Resolutions that may be issued by the BLISTT Council. III. Cargo and logistics services for essential and non-essential goods, and utilities for water, electricity, IT, telecommunications, fuel products, and waste management shall be afforded unhampered passage, but may be subject to random inspections by the members of the Philippine National Police. IV. Government agencies and instrumentalities providing emergency services or humanitarian aid during times of typhoon or calamity shall be afforded unhampered passage. V. In all stages of travel, whether in transit, or while undergoing triage procedures, all persons are reminded to observe minimum public health standards at all times, and to immediately seek medical attention if they have come in contact with a known confirmed case, or if they begin to feel any flu-like symptoms.