This is no Ritz Carlton, but it's clean, friendly, and safe. We have 5 kids, so we needed 2 rooms, and the same sized rooms in Manhattan would have cost us over $600/night. The women working at the Lodge did everything they could to accommodate us including giving us adjoining rooms; Jaylyn was especially helpful. The ferry ride was fun... More

This hotel is definitely older, in need of updating. It is clean and comfortable. If you can stay in the city, please do. The ferry ride to Manhattan is fun maybe the first two times, but it really adds a good hour commuting between the ferry wait time, the ferry ride and then the subway or bus commute into the... More

If you are not a picky person and are just looking for a cheap, clean, and comfy place to stay...this is for you! Yes it is an older Navy Lodge, but we enjoyed it as it was just a place for us to sleep and shower. There were 3 adults and 1 dog in my party. The actual city can... More

My family stayed there in July 2011. Two adults and three kids, 14, 10, and 9 years old. A rollaway was provided. The bottom line, this is a lower end Navy Lodge, a very old and need of updating in all of the rooms. From what I understand, the Navy Lodge took this over as a "need" only situation for... More

This hotel worked out perfect for us. It was easy to take the ferry across and get on the subway to go wherever we wanted. It we got a good hotel for the right amount of money.

We stayed at the Navy Lodge Staten Island on a recent NYC trip. It is not a luxury hotel, but it was a fine for a place to sleep after a long day of touristing. The drive to the ferry took us about 15 minutes and another 5 - 10 minutes to park and get to the terminal. My children... More

The Navy Lodge is bare bones but great value! It is only a short drive to the ferry which has a huge parking lot and the ferry of course is a free way into the city. The drive from the Lodge to the ferry is about a 5-10 minute drive or about $10 ride by taxi.

This place is really in a great location, but I was beyond disappointed for the typical quality of a Navy Lodge. Usually this means some sort of standard (akin to a marriott courtyard). This lodge, while nicely decorated, and very spacious, was the worst smelling room I have ever been in in my entire life. I asked to switch rooms,... More

My husband, two children (15 and 12 yrs. old), and I stayed at the Navy Lodge New York on Staten Island for 3 nights in June 2011. The front desk was friendly and even held our bags since we arrived early on the first day and our room was not yet available. The room we reserved included a small kitchenette... More