Nice pleasant place to see with nice friendly owner. Room was nice too.

I had a flat and the staff even helped change the tyre. :)

We stayed three days at the Poas Volcano Lodge in the older rooms, The room was a bit small, but bed was confortable. No Chairs or any Coat hooks in Room to hang your stuff.
The Breakfast was really good. Loved the home made foods. Wouls recomend to eat dinner at the cafe just a mile from lodge.

Poas was enshrouded in clouds but the Poas Volcan Lodge was warm and wonderful. Gorgeously appointed common areas, very comfortable room and bathroom. Complete with heater and humidifier for coping with even the wettest evening (which we definitely had). The food and overall ambience was terrific.

We stayed here on the 1st & 2nd of December at the end of our holiday in Costa Rica. The weather was awful – very cold and wet – but the lodge was the perfect place to stay in such conditions, with wood-burning stoves and a shower with plenty of hot water. We stayed in the suite, which was an enormous room with a log-cabin feel to it, and had a nice modern bathroom. (Strangely, though, the room was not made up during our stay…)
Regrettably we weren't able to enjoy the views because it seemed the whole lodge was floating in a cloud at the time – all we could see outside the panoramic windows in the dining room was milky white fog.
Breakfast was delicious, with home-made marmalade and jam, bacon, eggs, etc. Dinner was fine, although a little pricey for what it was.
The lodge was undergoing some construction and renovation work while we were there. The old stables are being converted into new cabins which will be rustic but very comfortable. Michael the owner is a lovely host, as is Beba the manager, a wonderful warm-hearted lady of Cuban origin who makes everyone feel supremely welcome.
A big special thank you goes to Andrea, a member of the staff, whose mother took in a stray ginger kitten we rescued from the side of the road in the middle of nowhere, and cheekily took back to the lodge with us. It could not be housed there, but Andrea arranged for her mother to adopt it. We left Costa Rica on a very happy note and hope Tigger is doing well!