Baguio Country Club and Camp John Hay, former campsite for rest-and-recreation activities of American military personnel is now popular golfing destination, the camp is being transformed into a world-class resort, a Baguio’s biggest pine tree conservation area. With its newly refurbished 18-hole golf course rivals that of the Country Club which has pretty garden-patched cottages surrounding its fairways.

Mansion House, the official summer residence of Philippine presidents. That also serves as museum of presidential memorabilia. It also offers tourists with great photo opportunities with its rectangular reflecting pool along a tree-lined walkway. Parallel to Mansion House, is Wright Park where neophyte riders can trot around an oval track guided by trainers who lead horses with a hand-held leash. At the Mines View Park, tourists can have a panoramic view of the old mines of Benguet. At the park entrance is a flea market for souvenir items.

The city landmark, Baguio Cathedral located at the upper part of the city that gives the scenic view of the city. Another pilgrimage site is the Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes which sits on top of Dominican Hill. Devotees prefer to climb the 252-step ascent than drive through a winding road to reach the shrine. Bell Church holds a religious service of mixed Buddhist, Taoist, Confucian and Christian dogmas but tourists come here to have their fortunes told.

Philippine Military Academy, located on an elevated pine-forested ground is the the country’s foremost military learning institution. Its Saturday Morning Parade in Review by cadets in full regalia never fails to attract visitors. Within campus vicinity is a Military Museum. A cultural haven established by noted Baguio artist BenCab, Tam-awan Village recreates a typical ethnic village in the Cordilleras with authentic tribal homes uprooted from their original locations and re-set on similar terrain. There is also an art gallery-cum-coffee shop.

Baguio can be reached by land and air travel from Manila, the country's main international gateway. Travel time by land from Manila is approximately 7 hours. The buses, which leave on scheduled runs, do stopovers at designated points along the route for refreshments and other necessities. By air, flights are scheduled 4x-a-week from Manila to Baguio, with less than an hour of travel time.

List of Hotels
Accapulco Mountain Resort.	Inn Rocio
AIM Conference Center Baguio (Igorot Lodge)	Jem Apartel
Alpine Hotel.	Kisad Hotel
Ambassador Hotel	Leisure Lodge
Atenara House	Lujean Chalet
Baden Powell Inn	Manor Hotel
Baguio Condotel	Medrano's Apartelle
Baguio Country Club	Mido Lodge
Baguio First Hotel	Microtel Inns and Suites
Baguio Garden Hotel	Mile-Hi Inn
Baguio Goodwill Lodge	Miles Home Baguio Transients
Baguio Holiday Villa Court	MJ Travellers Lodge
Baguio Palace Hotel	Mountain Lodge
Baguio Summer Inn	Mt. Crest Hotel
Baguio Village Inn	Mountainside Lodging House
Belfrant Hotel	Munsayac Inn
Benguet Pine Tourist Inn	Naguillian Travellers Inn
Benguet Prime Hotel	Iggy’s Inn
Burnham Hotel	New Mount Peak Hotel
Casa Amapola	New Plaza Hotel
Casa Ferraren	Nova Motor Lodge
Casa Generosa	Norlu Pensione
Casa Vallejo	Peredo’s Inn
Chaparral Inn	Pine Breeze Apartel
City Travel	Pines Pension Inn
Citylight Hotel	Prince Plaza
Commuter Lodge	Princess Apartel
Concorde Hotel	Rajah Soliman Hotel
Corfu Village Inn	Rodet’s Guest House
Cypress Inn	Safari Lodge
Diamond Inn	Sicat Hotel
El Cielito Inn Baguio	Silvertone Inn
Elegant Hotel	Skyrise Hotel
Emerald Lodging House	St Michaels Inn and Restaurant
Forest Inn	Tam-Awan Village
Gilberto’s Vacation House	Teachers Camp
Golden Pine Hotel	Tepeyac Hotel
Green Valley Country Club	The Supreme Hotel
High Country Inn	Vacation Hotel
Highland Lodge	Venus Park View
Holiday Villa Court	Villa Al Pino
Hotel Bayanihan	Villa Mia
Hotel Montecillo	Villa Milagrosa
Hotel Reneca	Villa Rosal Inn
Hotel Salome	Vistro Pensione House
Hotel Supreme	Woods Inn
Hotel Tepayac	Woods Place
Hotel Veniz	Zion Hostel