Amity Lodge at Jal

"Mediocre across the board. Seems fine at first but after being here awhile I noticed details. Rooms are minimal but totally fine, beds could be a lot better. Room service ignored the do not disturb sign twice in one day. Food is repetitive as can be and not high quality. Just got served French toast made from hamburger buns with no syrup, even though they have syrup literally everyday. Best part is probably the gym. I only spent one night there but the Jal Lodge in town seemed way better overall."

"Best rooms and gym in any man camp I've ever stayed. The food has some improvement but everything else was great."

"Great service! Staff are extremely courteous and helpful. Also kitchen serve great food. Raul is a great chef and really cares about the quality of the food. He prepares amazing breakfast!"

"Amity ville horror is what I call it..this place is a nightmare…the food situation is bad they had no sandwiches not even 1 water bottle in the fridge…they have a huge beautiful kitchen but it’s empty…hardly any food. Other mancamps are very generous with us taking a second plate..but this place said no way. Can’t even get another piece of bread with my meal..The towels look dirty..I think they are suppose to b white towels.. rooms smell dingy and don’t have black out curtains for day sleepers."

"Rooms and facility are nice, but the food I wouldn't serve my dog. You have a fast food section for more options and don't utilize it. Why can't you do like target man camps and serve good food with more options. At least if people don't like what's cooked they can get a burger and fries or something else. You get payed allot of money from oilfield stop being cheap"