"The hotel is located up a narrow track off the main road at the bottom of Sagada’s Main Street. We arrived by car and the track leading to the hotel was a bit hairy- rough and narrow, then a steep concrete incline and very tight parking. Expect your vehicle to be surrounded by other cars and scooters. Staff were helpful assisting us parking and asked that we left the keys in case they needed to rearrange the parking order. The hotel is built into a hillside overlooking a forested gorge with the limestone scar of echo valley in the distance. We had a balcony overlooking the valley which was nice although it was a bit too cold to sit out for long. The room was a good size, basic but clean with a comfy bed. No ac or heater, but temperature was ok. Shower was hot but not great pressure. Quiet location at night although we were woken by a knocking noise which I think was coming from the neighbouring room’s water heater. The location is good, away from traffic noise and 10 mins walk uphill to the top of the village. However there are a lot of steps and no lift so wouldn’t be good for anyone infirm."

"we enjoyed our stay there. the space is nice for both of us!!!"

"Ok, the room just needs a TV so that someone can be entertained while inside."

"The toilet was quite small in size and didnt have a hand shower."

"The accommodation is up a narrow path so make sure you know how to get there. Great views. Fantastic breakfast. Alma arranged our guide. Free water. Hot coffee. The hottest water we have had in the shower. Good conversations. We were also helped with luggage and a tuk tuk on departure. No complaints. Thank you."

"Friendly welcome, early check-in was easily granted, which was helpful when using the night bus to Sagada. But mold on the ceiling, cobwebs behind the room door, dirty window frames with trails of ants running over them, means that the cleanliness is poor. The bathroom doors urgently need to be repaired so that they close better. There was free coffee and water for breakfast. Otherwise, you can pour hot water on ramen noodles. Or you can fry your own egg and eat yogurt. But this breakfast is not necessarily to everyone's taste. We had biscuits..."

"It's a little difficult to find because you have to go through a complicated area, and there are a lot of dogs running loose all over the city, so you'll be barked at quite a bit until you arrive. The owner was very kind, and I'm really glad I chose this place."

"The Shamrock is located a little out of the main part of town along the main road, but we had a driver so this was not an issue. We stopped only one night on a whirlwind visit and were pleased with the simple, clean and comfortable room on the first floor. There was a good substantial breakfast, although the coffee was not great. There was free Wi-Fi and computer access in the lobby. The staff were very friendly. The hi-light of our stay was perhaps the marriage proposal (not ours!) on the stairs of the hotel which entailed a series of messages on paper taped to the treads... touching! Curiously, it was the second public proposal of marriage we had witnessed while in Sagada. The other at the Echo Point. Both by Japanese couples, I think.... Consider it for yours!??"

"This place made me feel that I’m still at home. The hospitality and their friendliness is the best."