Location: Baguio City, Benguet, Philippines
Note: This is a part of my solo January 1-3, 2016 Baguio trip where it includes the following:
University of the Cordilleras,
Baguio Museum,
University of the Philippines Baguio Campus,
Tam-awan Village,
Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto,
The Mansion,
Mines View Park,
Baguio Botanical Garden,
Wright Park,
Dominical Hill and Retreat House,
Our Lady of Atonement (Baguio Cathedral),
Philippine Military Academy (PMA) and
Burnham Park.
The lush green landscape of The Manor at Camp John Hay
The main entrance to Camp John Hay along Loakan Road
The lush green road within the camp leading to its main facilities
A refreshing walk along the pine tree dotted road of the camp
The Le Monet Hotel and its commercial center
The rain soaked wooden benches and tables under the pine trees
Taking a refuge at The Manor
A very welcoming abode in the middle of rain-soaked camp
Keeping myself dry inside a warm-embracing comfort room
checking outside if the rain had stopped
Walking along its corridors kept me warm
Checking on its bakers and wine corner what it is in store for me
Deciding whether to order for hot coffee or hot chocolate while seated
Checking again outside if rain has subsided
Keeping myself warm again by walking and documenting what I see
Needed to transfer to a more conspicuous part of the hotel
Seated alone at a warmer part of the hotel
Opted to stay at the hotel's veranda to have a full view of the picturesque garden outside
Looking outside the heavy downpour while comfortably seated with other stranger guests
At last! The rain outside had stopped!
While at the kiddie's playground of the garden
Walking further to the midpoint of the garden
Looking back how far I've walked
Staying long at the garden was so refreshing
Had walked further what is in store at the Little Camp John Hay
The time to leave and stop being mesmerized by the fascinating ambiance of The Manor
