Transitioning from dormitory to iconic hotel and local community landmark
How it started
Oldest hotel in the heart of Baguio City
1909
1923
World War II
Post War
2000s
Present
1909
Casa Vallejo Construction
Casa Vallejo is constructed as Dormitory 4 to house workers contributing to Baguio City's development.
1923
Transformation into Vallejo Hotel
Salvador Vallejo leases the building, initiating renovations that transform it into Vallejo Hotel while preserving its original structure.
World War II
Sheltering Refugees
Casa Vallejo becomes a refuge for hundreds of foreign refugees during World War II, withstanding the American carpet bombing of Baguio in 1945.
Post War
Resuming Operations
The Vallejo family resumes management of the hotel post-war, cementing its place in history as a vital part of Baguio City's community.
2000s
Ongoing Development
Casa Vallejo undergoes numerous developments and restorations in the 2000s, while retaining its early American architecture and historic charm.
Present
Iconic Status
Casa Vallejo stands as an iconic hotel, offering guests a unique blend of heritage and hospitality unmatched in Baguio City.
