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About Palm Grove Hot Springs and Mountain Resort
Palm Grove Hot Springs and Mountain Resort, Philippines is a paid mountain resort hotel at Km. 16 Asin Road, Nangalisan, Tuba, Benguet, approximately 16 km from Baguio City. Natural hot spring water is piped from a nearby underground source into private indoor and outdoor jacuzzi tubs available at extra cost beyond the PHP 100 entrance fee. The main pools are cool-water. A hot spring-heated kiddie pool is also available. The resort is set in a mountain valley with cool year-round temperatures typical of the Benguet highlands.
The resort has four main pools: a kiddie pool, a swan pool, a lap pool, and an infinity pool. Additional services include massage, fish spa, foot spa, ear candling, and foot nerve treatment. The White House Grill restaurant serves meals, and a coffee shop and bar are on site. Indoor options include KTV, billiards, and airbike. Cottages and overnight hotel rooms are available. Wheelchair access is provided.
Among the hot springs near Baguio, the Asin area is the most popular thermal destination, and Palm Grove is noted as one of the better-maintained options in the cluster of resorts along Asin Road.
Location & Access
Getting to Palm Grove Hot Springs and Mountain Resort
Palm Grove Hot Springs and Mountain Resort is at Km. 16 on Asin Road in Nangalisan, Tuba, Benguet. From Baguio City by public transport, take the Asin jeepney from the upper level of Baguio Public Market (look for jeepneys marked Asin Hot Springs, not Asin Road which only goes to about Km. 6). The fare is approximately PHP 22 to 27 one way and the ride takes around 45 minutes to 1 hour. The jeepney passes the resort directly. The last return jeepney to Baguio departs around 4 pm.
By private car or taxi from Baguio, follow Asin Road past the BenCab Museum, two steel bridges, and two short tunnels. The resort is clearly signed with wide parking available. From Manila, travel to Baguio City first: by bus from Pasay or Cubao, the journey takes approximately 5 to 6 hours. Taxis and ride-sharing services in Baguio can also take you directly to the resort.
For visitors specifically seeking accessible hot springs in the Philippines, Palm Grove's documented wheelchair access is a distinctive practical feature. The road to the resort involves steep, winding mountain roads; drive carefully in fog or wet weather. Cash is recommended for entrance, private tub fees, and on-site purchases.
Suitability & Accessibility
Who Should Visit Palm Grove Hot Springs and Mountain Resort
Palm Grove Hot Springs and Mountain Resort suits families, couples, groups, and Baguio-area visitors looking for a mountain resort day trip or overnight stay with thermal spa access. The cool main pools suit active swimmers while the private hot spring tubs offer therapeutic soaking. The cool Benguet highland climate makes a hot spring soak particularly enjoyable, especially in the late afternoon when temperatures drop.
Families are well accommodated. The heated kiddie pool, lifeguards at every pool, strict swimwear enforcement, pool slides, and family room accommodations all support family visits. The fish spa, massage, and foot spa give adults relaxation options while children use the pools. Multiple food and drink stations on site mean visitors do not need to bring their own food for day visits. The variety of indoor activities including KTV, billiards, and airbike means there is something for visitors who want more than just a pool.
Wheelchair accessibility is documented on the official resort website, making Palm Grove one of the few mountain hot spring resorts in the Philippines with this confirmed. Visitors with mobility requirements should confirm accessible routes with the resort before arrival. The resort is busiest on weekends and holidays; weekday visits are significantly quieter. For visitors seeking accessible hot springs Philippines-wide, Palm Grove's confirmed access documentation is its key distinguishing factor among Cordillera mountain resort options.
Safety & Etiquette
Palm Grove Hot Springs and Mountain Resort Safety Tips
Palm Grove Hot Springs and Mountain Resort is generally safe for most visitors. The main swimming pools are cool-water and carry standard pool safety conditions. Lifeguards are posted at each pool throughout opening hours. Standard swimwear is required throughout the pool areas and house clothing is not permitted in the pools, a policy that helps maintain water quality and is strictly enforced. The pools include a kiddie pool, swim slides, a lap pool, and an infinity pool; the lap pool is kept for dedicated lane swimming when guests request it.
The private hot spring tubs contain water piped from the natural underground spring source and can be genuinely hot. Test the water temperature before entering any private tub and acclimatise gradually rather than immersing fully at once. The source water temperature is not adjustable or controlled by the resort; the hot spring delivers water at a naturally high temperature. Limit soaking sessions in the private tubs to moderate durations and cool down between soaks. Drink water throughout your visit as hot water immersion causes dehydration. The cool mountain air of Benguet means stepping out of a hot tub is abrupt; bring warm layers, particularly for evening visits.
The Asin Road approach to the resort involves steep, winding mountain roads with tunnels and sharp bends. Drive carefully at night, in fog, or after rain when road surfaces become slippery. If returning by jeepney, the last service to Baguio departs around 4 pm; plan your timing or arrange alternative transport for evening departures. The resort has 24-hour security. Cash is recommended for entrance, jacuzzi rental, and on-site purchases.








