Baker's Hill

Ill will always go back for hopia.i hope a side gcash they will accept cc soon.and maybe wifi connection.

We went just before Xmas and it was basically empty. Seemed nice enough but wasn’t much for us. Also the road to get there is being rebuilt and is ridiculous.

Very popular tourist place. We were not able to buy. Too crowded. We will come back some other time.

Don't bother going to coffee shop ever. They had a big reservation not yet arrived and would not serv a meal or even a coffee. Waste of time going here it's no good and service is sub standard even for Philippines.

This attraction is located along Mitra road in Sta. Monica of Puerto Princesa City. You can roam around the area for free. They have restaurants in the area. You can buy some gift or pasalubong here too such as hopias and breads. You can use a tricycle when you get here from the corner of Mitra Road and PPC national road. The fare is around 40 pesos. You can take photos that are Instagrammable here.

If you want to go there from Puerto Princesa Airport, ride jeep going to IRAWAN. It will cost around P15-P20. Then you need to ride a tricycle (P20/head) to go to the Baker's Hill.

Saraap ng mga food and tinapay dito super, hahahah best pasalubong ever if di kayo mahilig sa tshirt and keychain, go here they can box the goods for you para sa checkin baggage or you can do hand carry just buy the eco bag.

I can't help but feel like this is a pure tourist trap. At first you love beautiful botanical gardens with a nod towards recycling, then they start mixing in cliches like full sized sayings and odd animation characters. Wierd.

Went here for hopia, crinkles and other pasalubongs. Sadly, the resto is closed.
Tricycle fare: 200php one way.

If i am going to rate this Place considered ase tourist attraction i Will rate this 10 stars, i like the abience, plants can be found here andi beautifull landscape.so come andi visit this Place

Disappointing. Nothing up here at baker's hill except for a small shop selling pre-packed bread and pre-packed pastries. This place looks more like a mini garden/ zoo which has many plants and some peacocks in a cage.

Surprisingly, there is a cafe within baker's hill but it does not sell pastries or bread. It sells fried food. Everything else is closed apart from that pathetic shop selling pre-packed stuff. Luckily I didn't pay 750 pesos for the tour group.

Came here by myself after renting a car. A real waste of time to travel here.

Must visit, sarap nung mga tinda sa bakery.maganda siya ipampasalubong.sa inner part may mga attractions, plantscapes saka several caged pabo, good for picture taking.
Sana mapanatili nila kagandahan nito

My expectation was so high on all the products of Baker’s Hill especially for first timer like me. It was highly promoted by the tour guide that its one of a kind. But I beg to disagree. I bought all the hopia flavors thinking it will be a different kind of hopia. To my dismay, I cannot tolerate the sweetness of the hopia. I cannot even finish one piece of hopia. After taking a bite, all I can taste is sugar. Its very hard to swallow and I’m ashamed to bring this to the US as a pasalubong. I find it expensive as well. If there is a score less than one that will be my review.

I love the place, the environment, the people around and the pasalubong center. I also love how they maintain the plants and everything.

Maganda ung area dito.ung landscaping and specially ung flower arrangement.maganda ungmay peacocks din cla sa loob.tas may mga picture perfect statues din.may playground din sa loob. Mejo KJ lang talaga ung panahon.inuulan kme dahil kay Karding.hahahaha.pag dating naman sa food side.ung bilihan ng hopia.ewan ko lang. POV ko lang naman na mas okay pa din ang EngBeeTin or Tipaz pero kasi gawang Palawan sya.un lang ata ung specialness.hehe

Oh a nice different kind of bread, I like the taste of hopia for one and some more delicacies. Nice view inside the compound at the back portion.

The Hopia Ube of Baker's Hill is a must try. Everything else including the park experience are add-ons. Best pasalubong from Palawan.

It's amazing how they maintain the place considering they don't ask for an entrance fee. It's a bakery/pasalubong center, they do really take good care of the place. The plants definitely elevate the beauty of the place.

The hopia is a must buy their banana sticks are good too.

Good place for the kids. There are lots to buy on the shop in which you can eat inside the area. Entrance is free and seats are abundant. To reach this a trike needs to be hired if you are going DIY.

I was excited when my friends gave their feedback about baker's Hill but unfortunately due to covid I wasn't able to get inside so I just bought some breads and it's really taste good! Hope this pandemic will end soon to live the life we used to have.