Navy Lodge Fort Worth

J Rice

This was carswell AFB. But now the navy runs it. Rooms were clean and service was excellent.

Antoni Davies

Great waterfront view, cozy balcony, and was entertained by an armadillo later in the evening. There were even lake towels provided.

HJ Brooks

This was a pleasant stay, even though I only stayed one night.

Sarah M

Since most people reading this review are probably comparing between the Fort Worth Navy Lodge and the Fort Worth Navy Gateway, I'll compare the two. We stayed during a PCS, but if I was going to do it again, I would pick the Gateway for a PCS and the Lodge for vacation. We stayed in the family suite and got a roll-away bed. We had plenty of room. The roll-away bed was not comfortable, but the regular beds were. The couch bed was actually painful to sleep on because it was an odd modular set up. I would recommend a thick mattress topper if you need to use the couch bed. Cooking was about what I would expect for a partial kitchen, do-able but not easy. The fridge size with it's separate freezer compartment was much appreciated. The smoke alarms are *very* sensitive. Even shower steam can set them off. We set ours off once, and other people set theirs off three times, for a total of four times during our nearly two week stay. They have separate towels for the lake and there are lots of birds to see. The grass has pretty sharp prickles, so bring tweezers if your children prefer running around barefoot. Breakfast was fun at first, but too carb heavy as time went on. The healthiest options were apples and two-packs of pre-peeled hard boiled eggs. The kids loved the Texas shaped waffles. It wasn't as clean as I was expecting, but we're coming from Japan, so maybe my standards are too high for a good comparison.