Aries Orla Lodge

You get what you pay for. The service is great. They have new cooks and the food options have improved over the past 2 years. There still is room for improvement but overall i can’t really complain, i’ve stayed at worst lodging camps.

First time here, I saw all them negative reviews yet I've had way worst bad experiences on lodge or housing conditions. These aren't that bad to tell you the truth. The lady in the check in office even offered me a room close to the dining area which makes it very convenient. Food is good, better than spending money every day on food so that's a plus. They have pastries 🍰, salad bar, juice and coke machine, hotdogs you name it. The room are small just like other places and yes it's a shared bathroom but I'm by myself so there are no issues with that. They have tv service and good free wifi as well. I just go there to eat, shower and sleep so I'm not going to live there forever so such negative reviews aren't needed. Remember folks, we are there to sleep, eat and go back to work, it's not

The only reason this establishment gets the stars that I've given it. It's because of members of the staff that I personally met and greeted they did their job and cared about their jobs. They can only work with what they are given. But there are others that cut corners tremendously. Some beds were still gritty and dirty as if someone just turned the sheets back and called it good. Floors not kept tidy and the rooms are just like you like it, if you prefer a cell block with a bathroom that you share. With a prefect stranger of course.... My job chose this place. There's an old saying "You get what you pay for" I'm certain they didn't pay much.

My husband is a long time oilfield worker so he’s stayed in several man camps, however, this is by far the most miserable experience he’s ever had. Starting off with the disappointment of no mini fridge or microwaves in the rooms make it incredibly difficult to have his own food supply to replace the third world country type of “ breakfast and dinner” they provide, which is so sad considering he is so far from civilization and they can’t even provide a good breakfast which should be the easiest meal to make! Secondly, the fact that the cafeteria crew makes it a point to not acknowledge anyone’s presence let alone any requests or concerns is just horrible service. And don’t try and be nice and say “good morning” to the morning breakfast lady because she’ll bite your head off. Lastly, you h

At check in I was told that they clean the rooms Monday, Wednesday and Fridays. I had to use my own towels because no cleaning was performed in 6 days. Dirt and dust on the light fixtures so thick you could write on them. Cafeteria was spot on with great service and hospitality.