A great B&B with all the amenities one wants in a B&B; it is a joy to be able to park your car and walk to all of the sites, particularly in a town where parking is a premium. Marjorie and Ed Landers are great hosts/owners, they provide everything you need to feel at home. Breakfasts were excellent, particularly the pumpkin pancakes; they did an excellent job in providing information for restaurants, directions and everything you need on a vacation.

Spent three days at the Inn in Aug 07. Location is great as it's a
block from Main St. and Two blocks to the Baseball Hall of Fame.
There are numerous restaurants on main street which can be
walked to. Ed the innkeeper and his staff are very attentive and
make you feel like one of the family. Breakfasts are as advertised. On the one day we had an early game to attend Ed
prepared a early meal for us, a nice touch. I would highly recommend a stay at the inn. Also recommend a visit to the
Fenimore art museum, a short 5 minute drive
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Great location and you can walk to everything in town. This place is a must. The rooms are very comfortable and Gina can answer any question you might have about the area. She is very knowledgeable and an asset to the staff. All the staff was very friendly and went out of their way to make us feel at home. Innkeepers were very friendly and great cooks! The breakfasts were terrific. We even got a couple of history lessons from Edward the owner. Very interesting area. Everything is clean and the antique furnishings and table settings were much appreciated. We enjoyed our stay and certainly would recommend this B&B to anyone who visits Cooperstown. You won't be disappointed. In addition to the Hall of Fame the Farmers' Market on Saturday morning is not to be missed.

First the negatives: The photo of the Inn is a bit deceptive, because you do not see that it is right on a rather busy and noisey street.

The room was a little shabby for the price, i.e. the air conditioner unit was filthy and the window shade was broken.
The photos of the pool are also a little deceptive- because the plastic border around the pool edge was in bad shape. It was set in a small but attractive garden area. They need more lounge chairs- we only had one reclining chair.
After reading such rave reviews about the breakfasts, we expected something special. This was not the case. Dry scones, very undercooked frittata, sausage patties that looked unappetizing. I think that if they do not wish to offer a choice, there should be the option of cereals, toast and yogurt. The melon and the broile dtomatoes were good.
The Positives: The Innkeepers and staff could not have been more helpful and pleasant.
The location to town is marvelous because you can walk everywhere from the Inn. Parking in town is a nightmare.
The best restaurant in town is one block away- at Alex and Ika. If you love truly great food with a gourmet/nouvelle flair- be sure to go! Overall, I do not know that we would return to this Inn, except for the location- or if the prices drop!.