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Sagada, Mountain Province, Philippines
6 Hotel Rooms Carlinn Transient House is a post colonial war restored house tucked away in the scenic beauty of Sagada. It is an American-inspired “Cabin House with Scenic Views” that offers the perfect spot for a laid-back staycation.
With roots dating back to 1900, this historic gem underwent a thoughtful renovation in 2009 before opening its doors to guests in January 2024. Enjoy the best of both worlds as you soak in the nostalgia of yesteryears while indulging in modern comforts at our timeless retreat.
PROPERTY DETAILS
• 4 bedrooms plus the attic
• Attic has no cots at the moment, but the cots will be available once booked
• Free drinking water
• Breakfast not included, but can be provided upon request (at least 4 USD per head)
• Guests can use the kitchen, if preferred, with an additional fee of 10 USD per night
• Maximum number of guests is 16 for the whole house
SPECIAL NOTES
• Tour guide available upon request (just let the homeowner know so she can arrange one)
• Fire place available for use with a minimal fee of 4 USD per wood bundle
• Pet friendly with a minimal fee of 20 USD per pet, and the guest will be responsible to clean their pet’s mess
• Minimum nights of stay: 2
Sagada, a quaint town nestled in the misty mountains of the Philippines, offers a blend of ancient customs and thrilling adventures. Visitors are drawn to witness the enduring practice of hanging coffins, a tradition spanning over 2,000 years. Amidst solemn rituals, travelers also find opportunities for exploration, from trekking through rugged terrain to thrilling spelunking adventures. Guided by native Kankanaey guides, visitors immerse themselves in Sagada's rich tapestry of culture and adventure, departing with cherished memories of a land where the past meets the present in captivating harmony.
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Leoncio acquired the property during the post colonial war. He passed the property to his daughter, Hanako, who is now taking care of the property, before he left the country.
