Poas Volcano Observatory Lodge & Glamping — Hotel in Sabana Redonda

Siamo arrivati alle 18.30. La strada di accesso alla struttura è allucinante ma per fortuna avendo un 4x4 siamo riusciti (a stento) a salire. ||Nessuno ad accoglierci e abbiamo dovuto noi cercare aiuto quando siamo entrati nella tenda e ci siamo resi conto che si gelava.||Ci è stata data solo una piccola stufetta che a stento poteva riscaldare le mani.||Abbiamo dormito nel gelo, vestiti con le cose più calde che avevamo.||La temperatura era nella media stagionale (ad agosto) quindi il problema è solo la totale assenza di riscaldamento e di coibentazione delle tende che per un prezzo così alto DEVE essere offerta.||La notte è stata infernale, solo la mattina verso le 6 la tenda ha cominciato a riscaldarsi un po’ ||Viaggiavamo con un bambino di 4 anni ma devo dire che se anche fossimo stati solo adulti non avremmo avuto dubbi, come abbiamo fatto, a rinunciare alla seconda notte già pagata e andare in un’altra sistemazione.||||Inutile dire che abbiamo cercato più volte il proprietario assente e quando finalmente abbiamo trovato una signora a cui restituire le chiavi e spiegare il perché andavamo via, ci è stato detto che erano fatti nostri e che non ci sarebbe stato restituito nulla.||Immediatamente dopo è stata cancellata la nostra prenotazione, forse pensando di bloccare la recensione?||||Non fatevi ammaliare dalle foto su booking e dalla sistemazione inusuale, vi sentireste truffati come ci siamo sentiti noi. ||||We arrived at 6.30pm. The access road to the structure is terrible but luckily having a 4x4 we managed (barely) to climb.||No one to welcome us and we had to seek help when we entered the tent and realized it was freezing.||We were only given a small heater that could hardly warm our hands.||We slept in the cold, dressed in the warmest things we had.||The temperature was in the seasonal average (in August) so the problem is only the total absence of heating and insulation of the tents which MUST be offered for such a high price.||The night was hellish, only in the morning around 6 the tent began to heat up a bit||We were traveling with a 4 year old but I have to say that even if we had been adults only we would have had no doubts, as we did, to give up the second night already paid for and go to another accommodation.||||Needless to say, we searched for the absent owner several times and when we finally found a lady to return the keys to and explain why we were leaving, we were told it was our business and nothing would be returned to us.||Immediately afterwards our booking was cancelled, perhaps thinking of blocking the review?||||Don't be enchanted by the photos on booking and the unusual accommodation, you would feel scammed...

Our family of 4 (14yo and 12yo kids) stayed here for two fabulous nights! I cannot recommend this hidden gem more!!! This glamping dome has all you need including a little kitchenette and a bathroom with hot water. It looks exactly like the pictures and is even more charming in person. The owners were very responsive and our breakfast was delicious. We rented the space heaters for $5/night and it was so worth it. Our son got to play soccer with the owner’s visiting family and it was such a great experience for him. We easily visited La Paz Waterfall Gardens and Poás National Park from the location and we were close to restaurants in Poasito, but felt like a world away. Book a stay here - you won’t...

Amazing! Beautiful views and decorations! Very friendly hosts! Our room had such a warm and unique atmosphere. Everything was great! The hosts even have a menu that they can cook for you (delicious food) , and also have transfer options such as taking you to the volcano! And they have a lil hike trail to the Volcanic Stones Area. They provide everything you could possibly need.|Only thing is that it gets pretty cold at night but they had plenty of blankets to keep us warm! Also the sink didn’t seem to have warm water. |Other than that, everything was perfect! We loved our stay here and got such a cool Costa-Rican experience! Thank you...