Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Here are answers to some of the questions frequently asked by guests looking to book with us.
We are just under a kilometer (1km) away, a 15-minute walk from the Tourist Information Office or the drop off points of the CODA Lines and GL Trans buses.
For our guests who plan to commute to Sagada, please remember to pack light as apart from the walk down the road, there is a 200m pathway walk on uneven terrain from the parking areas or the main road to get to the house.
You may check directions thru the maps at the bottom of the Directions page.
Yes! We do have a parking area but it is off-site, less than 5-minutes walk (~200 meters) from Inandako’s since roads do not reach the house.
The fee is Php 100 / night and Php 50 for less than a day — which goes to the local church.
You may also opt to park on other private pay-parking areas in Sagada (fee: aprrox. Php 150-300 / night) which are farther away yet not more than 15 minutes walk from Inandako’s.
Yes! So is free-flowing coffee!
We serve a sumptuous home-cooked breakfast for our guests every morning from 7:30 AM to 8:30 AM. If you have food allergies or personal preferences in your diet, be sure to mention it/them when you book or include the information in the reservation form.
There is no menu and guests generally get served the same food at the breakfast table, taking into consideration their allergies and dietary practices.
Our check-in time is at 12 noon and check-out time is at 10 AM.
You may always contact us for any concerns about this so we can work something out.
We may provide electric fans. Sagada can get rather cold at night. The natural airflow from open windows could be enough to make you feel that the room has air-conditioning. Don’t forget to bring a sweater or a jacket on your visit.
Sagada is coldest on the months of December to February, right before summer.
Yes, but we will have to charge Php 400 / night for each. We have nothing against pets, they are lovely! But we often realize one of the many hardships in life when we start to clean pet hairs off our beddings. We hope you understand. 🙂
Yes, but only outside the house and not inside the rooms. You may smoke in the terrace and the veranda and there are containers where you can dispose your cigarette butts.
Drinking is also allowed as long as guests are responsible and respectful to the hosts and other guests. There is also a bonfire area.
Globe and SMART have good coverage in Sagada; mobile data also works fairly well in most areas.
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A gentle reminder.
Inandako’s is a homestay.
This would mean that guests will be living in the same house as the host family as well as other guests; there will be shared spaces and common areas.
We humbly ask our guests not to expect the services provided by a luxury hotel but we are more than happy to provide proper assistance and care that they might request.
