The Secluded Erin's Place Resort, Baras, Rizal

Erin's Place Resort

Rizal is the neighboring province of Metro Manila, therefore, it's a perfect destination for travel seekers, team buildings, family gatherings, and many more. If you're looking for a quiet place, surrounded by trees, that has cool fresh air, a good landscape, has a relaxing ambiance, Erin's Place Resort is the perfect place to be. Almost two hours from Metro Manila,  this resort is one of the resorts in the secluded area of Sitio San Roque, Brgy. Pinugay, Baras, Rizal.








Erin's Place Resort has the highest point where a big picture and tantalizing view of the entire resort can be seen. Not only that, you can also enjoy the stunning views from afar, such as the mountain slopes that draw an image of the skyline. Your day will definitely be a lazy day because the breeze of the wind is cool, fresh, and very relaxing. However, the highest point can only be reached by walking on the 204 concrete stairs - that's a total of 408 steps for ascent and descent. This is the only spot with cellular reception.


Based on the view from the highest point, Erin's Place Resort has a total of 3 swimming pools situated in different spots. Each of the pools has respective lifeguards and is well maintained. 


There are regular rooms, couple's units, and a family room.


Cottages - another type of accommodation.

During our visit, Erin's Place Resort is well maintained and organized. The staff are friendly and courteous. For facilities, they have clean toilets and baths, a wide parking area, a store and a restaurant. They also allow locals to sell meriendas, like banana cue, ice cream, and pandesal in the morning.

How to Get to Erin's Place Resort:

On EDSA Cubao, you can ride a jeepney bound for Cogeo Gate 2. In Cogeo Gate 2, take another jeepney to Sitio San Roque. Then, ride in a blue tricycle to Erin's Place Resort. If you're driving a private car, you can use Google Maps - it will guide you to the resort which is the endpoint. If you're in Sitio San Roque and you're lost, wag kayong magbabaliktad ng shirts, you can always ask the locals. For inquiries, you can message them on their Facebook page.

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