I visited the Native Village Inn at the end of April. I stayed in room number 7 which is a nice traditional Ifugao hut as all the rooms you have in this hotel. My room did not have a window, but it was very spacious (more spacious than room 1, and equally spacious to room 6 - my two other... More

The 11-hour travel to Banaue is nothing but comfortable. If it wasn't for the promise of comfort that I learned from Native Village Inn's website, I wouldn't have bothered at all. I think words are not enough for me to describe this place. All I can suggest is trust the majority of reviews. Before going here, I read them all,... More

Native Village Inn in UHAJ, Banaue is highly recommended to those who want to relax and commune with nature. Stay and experience sleeping in Ifugao huts .... no aircon,no TV, common toilet and bath, ... It was really cold when we went there April 1, 2012.. we thought we'll never see the great view because it was always foggy as... More

This place is not for your budget backpackers as it's a bit out from Banaue and their food/beer is way more expensive than the town. That said, I would definitely come back if I was on a romantic holiday or if I just wanted some peace and tranquility. The food at their restaurant is average and more expensive that Banaue.... More

renting a jeep to go to the lodging cost a lot. The road out there is a cut on the side of the mountain and is 20% unpaved and very dangerous, with frequent landslides. Love the bath room but the pressure to weak. It was a horrible shower experience for me. Foods are dull and twice expensive than the resto... More

We had an absolutely fantastic four nights here. Well away from the hustle and bustle of Banaue, the Native Village Inn is ideally located for stellar day hikes through the surrounding terraces and villages. Good food, very clean, comfortable beds, cool nights and hot showers made this our favorite stopover of the entire trip. Thanks Graham I hope we see... More

30 minutes by jeepney from the center, Native village is a very quiet place to discover Banaue rice terrasses. They will provide you guide and jeepney to go to the center and explore the area. Very nice and charming people and once again : what a view ! Room were very confortable and they can come pick you up and... More

After the madness of Manila and a 10 hour overnight bus journey I was feeling slightly groggy when we arrived in Banaue. However, as soon as we arrived at the Native Village Inn, the owner, Graham, got me a coat (it was 7am and freezing) and a hot cup of tea and I immediately started to relax. The location of... More

Uhaj native village inn is a oasis of nature,but the road going there is already an adventure by itself,aside from very bad road condition,landslide is a constant fear,only jeepney or good AUV can pass by it.But after your arrival you will say wow to the spectacular view of the rice terraces,there is only 6 native ifugao hut in the place... More