We spent 4 nights here in July 2011. We stayed in a tent. The tents are beautifully appointed and spacious. Our tent has two small double beds. The lighting inside the tent is nice and bright and the bathroom is nice. The only downside is the water pressure for the shower shich is little more than a trickle. Each tent... More

We have stayed two nights in this lodge (25+26/09/2011) after leaving Kampala city . We have spent the nights in a cottage close to the main buildings and our neighbours spent the nights in a two floor cottage with terrace near the bush . Staying in the forest cottage is an experience and standard facilities are available and comply with... More

The Primate Lodge in Kibale Forest National Park is an eco-lodge. It is surrounded by tropical forest that is home to 13 different species of primates, including the chimpanzees....We heard them walking to and fro near our hut during the night ... It was a truly authentic jungle experience! There are tree houses available, unfortunatly they were fully booked, but... More

During my stay at Primate lodge I was accommodated in luxury tent however I wouldn’t call it tent. It’s more likely a house with walls made of fabric on a wooden sole that is a bit elevated above the ground and straw roof covering all of this. At the back of the tent there is a wooden part with bathroom... More

I love sleeping in a rainforest, and this was one of the prettiest and most comfortable ways I've done this. We stayed in the luxury tent - really a massive tent with an en-suite bathroom, on a wooden platform and under a roof. In front of the tent there are small chairs, where you can just sit and listen to... More

While the setting is nice, the price is way too high for what you get in the cottages. There is no water pressure and things are very jury-rigged, tending to break or fall off the wall. The bathroom floor is rough stone; the shower drains all over the floor (no plan for gravity helping drainage), and so is always wet.... More

We stayed at Kibale Primates Lodge for one night in February 2011 and our only major regret was not staying longer. The setting is wonderful, right in the middle of the forest with one central lodge building that has the bar and restaurant area with the individual tented chalets scattered amongst the surrounding forest area, reachable by forest tracks that... More

This lodge is located next to the entrance of the chimp trekking starting point and Uganda Wildlife Authorisation office so the location can't be better. In the morning you can walk to the office in less then a minute. The lodge is nice but the rooms needs some approvement. The water pressure of the shower is low and the temperature... More

Excellent location for day-long Chimpanzee habituation experience and trekking day. Very accommodating staff, service and well adjusted to our diet requirements. We stayed in secluded double tent, spacious with plenty warm water for shower. Only a little distance from reception and restaurant. Good mosquito control; we found none. Tea room/tent service in bed. Splendid environment with real safari feeling. We... More