Place is beautiful. Food was amazing. We loved it so much we booked an extra day. Staff was beautiful and friendly, even in the middle of the night. Very safe neighborhood and some cool boutique shops with a short walk. Loved it.

I've been a loyal patron for many years. Sad to say, the quality of food is slowly declining. I used to order Jackero Rice, a meal with 2 porkchops with beans, side dish and an order of rice. Servings used to be larger before. Recently, my friends and I went for lunch in Forest House. We ordered soup and binagoongang bagnet. Food was tasty. But portions meager. Price is not reasonable given the serving size. Ambience is still great. I just wish the update the interiors and spruce it up a bit. The decor has been in place for more then 10 yrs.

Rooms are comfy and the bathrooms are clean and we'll appointed. Though the place is heavily peppered with seemingly unrelated ornaments, its mix of carpeted, wooden, and stonework floors and walls is really pleasing to the eyes - it makes the whole place seem warm to the eyes. They have automated air fresheners all over that keeps the place smelling nice. We've been to many places here in Baguio and often the places that are secluded or close to forests smells dank. This one smells fresh.

My friend insisted that we need to visit this place before we head back home. Mainly, because she wanted to see the interiors. She was right, the interior is nice and resemble to a cozy home. Majority of the guests came as families so you can have this warmth feeling while eating. The food is good but not as remarkable as other restaurants. I got 50/50 rate for quality of service. 50 percent good and 50 percent funny. So we ordered our meal and desserts. It is almost automatic that desserts are to serve later. But then, the young girl (who looks like a newly hired crew) eagerly (and happily) served our desserts. Even before we get our warm meal. We were astounded. But her happiness left us speechless and eat our desserts as appetizers. Maybe she was so excited to do well in her work. And then when it was our time to leave, I left my coin purse opened and as soon as I got up, all of the coins were scattered on the floor. Mind you, I got loads of it. It was so embarrassing. But the crew helped me and my friend to gather all the coins that went all over the place. I could sense that he also wanted to laugh but he tried not to. Instead, he helped us. This is a good place for family dinner. I would recommend it even to the titas of Manila.

One of my favorite places in Baguio City. This unique little place serves AMAZING wild mushroom soup in a bread bowl. That alone is worth the trip. Prepare your wallet though as the prices here are a bit on the high end for Baguio City.

Great ambiance. It has a homey cabin interiors. The servers were polite. One of them was outstanding. She was doing a chore but was also able to attend to our request. The wine sauced chicken that i ordered was great. The twin pork chops with apple sauce was just ok. The food was a bit pricey. All in all, the experience was great!

Forest House in Baguio has a quaint setting with a very nice ambiance. The food is very delectable and priced reasonably. I recommend their baby back ribs and lengua con setas. Try their cakes as well. It's definitely a restaurant you and your family or friends will enjoy. Definitely a must try!

Nice Cabin Feel place with good food. The rooms are below the resturant and the room that we stayed in for 3 days need some maintenance and pest control. The towels given were frayed and little worn. The free toothbrushes were hard that felt like brushing with scouring pad. The neighborhood can be noisy from night to dawn because of barking dogs and roosters crowing. Hot shower with excellent water pressure is available. Parking for staying in guest are available that can occupy at least 5 cars, but some patience is needed as maneuvering inside the lot can be a challenge even for experienced driver. Overall the restaurant food is good with generous portion, sometimes philanthropic. Accommodation side needs some TLC, like fixing loose toilet seat, water leaks and usual cobwebs; but rooms are within livable standard if you are not that picky. Staffs are friendly and kind. Dining in the restaurant's outdoor balcony, overlooking the Baguio Mountain Skyline needs reservation, sometimes even for breakfast.

Food is a bit pricey but one serving can be shared by two. They have a very good presentation of the food and desserts. Place is homey. Service crew are very attentive and courteous. Over all experience is good.

Food is really great. The place is very homey especially the rooms downstairs. Staff are friendly and accommodating. If you haven't yet, try spending a night or two at their rooms. It almost feels like staying in your own house. Plus it's not that expensive.