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Upper Session Road, Luneta Hill, Baguio City, Philippines
24 Hotel Rooms Casa Vallejo offers you an experience that is intimate, exclusive, and private while providing the highest level of service. We make sure to give you an unforgettable experience at Casa Vallejo.
OUR HISTORY
Casa Vallejo is an institution in the Philippine’s summer capital city of Baguio. Established in 1909, it is considered as the oldest hotel in Baguio. It is also awarded by the Baguio Centennial Commission as one of the 10 oldest institutions in the city.
ARCHITECTURAL SIGNIFICANCE
Built of wood, galvanized iron, and sawali, that features early American colonial architecture. Built in 1909, it was built as Dormitory No. 4 for laborers who worked on Baguio’s development when the Americans were building the city in the early 20th century.
Casa Vallejo underwent several restorations with improved tourist accommodations following this. It has retained its basic architectural configuration and the original green and white color scheme typical of early American period architecture in Baguio.
Baguio City's heritage is a captivating blend of indigenous cultures, American influences, and the preservation of traditional practices. The Ibaloi and Kankanaey tribes, with their deep connection to the land, contribute to the city's rich cultural heritage through agriculture, weaving, and ancestral rituals. The current demographics of Baguio City reflect a diverse population, including the indigenous communities, as well as migrants and tourists drawn to the city's unique charm. The arrival of the Americans in the early 1900s brought their own influences, which fused with the local culture. Baguio City's architecture showcases a unique blend of Cordilleran and American colonial styles, seen in landmarks like the Baguio Cathedral, Mansion House, and Teacher's Camp. A highlight of Baguio City's heritage is its traditional arts and crafts, with intricate weaving being particularly renowned. The city is famous for its "ina-ul" fabric and traditional tribal blankets, representing the skilled craftsmanship of its people. Explore the cultural tapestry of Baguio City by visiting heritage sites, witnessing traditional practices, and admiring the fusion of indigenous and American influences within its dynamic and diverse population.
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In 1923, it was leased to the couple Spanish Salvador Vallejo and his wife Justina who adaptively converted the dormitory into a hotel.
