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About Batad View Inn and Restaurant

Batad View Inn and Restaurant is a 2.5-star property set in Batad, a small village within Banaue, Ifugao Province, in the northern Philippines. The inn is best known for its restaurant terrace, which looks straight out over the Batad Rice Terraces — part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Rice Terraces of the Philippine Cordilleras. Rooms are simple and the pace is slow, which suits a destination that travelers come to for the views and the hike, not for city comforts.

Location and How to Get There

The inn's address is Batad, Banaue, Ifugao, 3601. Getting here takes some effort and is part of the adventure: most travelers first take an overnight bus from Manila to Banaue town (roughly 10 hours), run by long-haul operators serving the Manila–Banaue route. From Banaue, a jeepney or tricycle covers the roughly 20 kilometers to the Batad Saddle, the closest point a vehicle can reach. From the Saddle, it's about a 30-minute walk down into the village where the inn is located, since no road runs directly into Batad itself.

Check-in and Check-out

Check-in at Batad View Inn and Restaurant is from 11:00, and check-out is until 10:30. Given the hike involved in reaching the village, it's worth planning arrival with some daylight to spare.

Facilities

Confirmed facilities at this property include an airport transfer service, a barbecue area, and breakfast for guests. As a small village guesthouse, room-level amenities are modest — if you need something specific such as air conditioning or hot water, it's worth checking with the property directly before booking, since not every comfort common in city hotels is confirmed here.

Things to Do Nearby

• Batad Rice Terraces — the amphitheater-shaped terraces right outside the inn, largely hand-built and one of the most photographed sights in the Cordilleras.
• Banaue town and viewpoints — about 20 km away, with its own rice terrace viewpoints and the jump-off point for jeepneys and tricycles.
• Hapao village — roughly an hour's hike away, known for flooded rice terraces and a natural hot spring.
• Multi-day trekking routes — guided treks link several rice terrace clusters around Banaue and Batad for travelers who want to see more of the region on foot.

Dining Nearby

The inn's own restaurant serves simple Filipino and Western dishes with a rice-terrace view, and is a convenient option given how remote the village is. A handful of small village eateries and homestays around Batad offer similarly simple, local meals.

Why Stay Here

Few places let you wake up with the Batad amphitheater terraces right in front of you. Staying in the village itself, rather than day-tripping from Banaue, means catching the terraces in early morning and evening light and avoiding the round-trip hike twice in one day.

Booking Tips

Because Batad is only reachable on foot from the Saddle, pack light and wear proper walking shoes. Confirm the environmental fee and current trail conditions in Banaue before heading in, and book your room in advance since capacity in the village is limited.

More Ways to Plan Your Trip

Ready to build out the rest of your Cordillera trip? Browse more hotels, look into guided activities for the region, or check flights into Manila to start your journey to Batad.