Community is friendly but existing accommodation needs attention Stayed for two nights of 16/17 Feb. as part of tour of area with KE Adventure UK and local agent Wilderness Explorers. First impression was one of shock at the state of the grounds and dilapidated structures compared with Atta and Iwokrama lodges. The online reviews/photos are out-of-date. It seems there used to be eight round huts according to certain websites but now only four so the others must have been demolished to allow a monster, round building under construction with piles of timber, bricks, and sand creating a building site, and noise of a power saw at 8 a.m. on the second morning. Couples+ are put in the round huts, solos taken to a distant utilitarian building dubbed the cell block. This building has four single rooms each with a bed; mosquito net over; small table; and NOTHING else, no comforts at all. Of note: there was no emergency whistle on the hook in my Room 4; no coat hangers just four nails; no chair; no mirror or towel rail in bathroom, just a threadbare towel; shower head was covered in green and black mould causing much concern to me about bacteria on my skin so I did not shower; cold water only; no fan so room was like a sauna; no power points in room BUT wires through wall to corridor to charge items; no fine mesh over louvred windows and door so mozzies made themselves at home;... Stayed for two nights of 16/17 Feb. as part of tour of area with KE Adventure UK and local agent Wilderness Explorers. First impression was one of shock at the state of the grounds and dilapidated structures compared with Atta and Iwokrama lodges. The online reviews/photos are out-of-date. It seems there used to be eight round huts according to certain websites but now only four so the others must have been demolished to allow a monster, round building under construction with piles of timber, bricks, and sand creating a building site, and noise of a power saw at 8 a.m. on the second morning. Couples+ are put in the round huts, solos taken to a distant utilitarian building dubbed the cell block. This building has four single rooms each with a bed; mosquito net over; small table; and NOTHING else, no comforts at all. Of note: there was no emergency whistle on the hook in my Room 4; no coat hangers just four nails; no chair; no mirror or towel rail in bathroom, just a threadbare towel; shower head was covered in green and black mould causing much concern to me about bacteria on my skin so I did not shower; cold water only; no fan so room was like a sauna; no power points in room BUT wires through wall to corridor to charge items; no fine mesh over louvred windows and door so mozzies made themselves at home; floor looked as though cement had been mixed on it. Complained to manager to be told all agents knew the situation and a fan could not be provided as the power supply was not strong enough to run four fans in the cell block. A temporary structure houses the dining and food preparation area which was extremely basic with no means of keeping food hot on the serving table as there were no burners for the pots. After 7 p.m. dinner there was nowhere comfortable for people to meet and chat other than a picnic table and bench chairs. I did transfer to round hut for second night which did have a chair and all-important fan but was still without comforts. This Lodge should be deleted from ANY tour until the building work is completed (probably end 2020, if then) and the cell block rooms in particular made less stark. More