Just returned from a overnight trip to Cooperstown, NY. Needed a place to stay & a room at Mohican Motel was available. This motel is in the middle of town so it is conveinent to the Baseball Hall of Fame. It is only a 15 minute walk to the Hall. If you just need a place to sleep, this is it. No luxuries, no amenities, just a clean room, small bath & shower, reasonable rates. The staff was very helpful in directing us to the Hall, and the next day when we checked out, she allowed us to leave our car parked there while we went into town to get breakfast. (parking is difficult near the Hall). So we would definately stay @ Mohican again,and we have since the first time was about 10 yrs ago when our sons were small. A good value , quiet and conveinent.

My wife and I have been staying at the Mohican for many years. Its a very nice country like setting motel. Rooms have always been clean and they always undate things that need attention. Within walking distance to town. Rates are reasonable. Staff are very friendly and will answer any needs. I stay here about 2 or 3 times a year. Will continue to stay here in the future. I highly recommend this motel and I'm sure you'll enjoy your stay.

I have stayed at the Mohican Motel every year for five years for two nights in July. It sure is nice not to have to wait in line to check in. Check out is a breeze, only have to return the key. I have never had to ask for extra toilet paper as there has always been an extra roll in the room. But the help has never been slow to move when I asked for extra pillows. The office help directed me to a great restaurant, the Pepper Mill. And my room has always been SPOTLESS. I will keep coming back to Cooperstown because I LOVE baseball and I will keep staying at the Mohican Motel because their rooms are comfortable. I will never stay in a B&B again. I hated having to wait a half hour to use the bathroom every morning.

just returned after 1 night @ mohican motel, cooperstown, ny. myself (age 37) & my husband (age 35) drove 1 1/2 hrs to see a concert (Paul Simon) on the 4th of July. we decided just a wk before, therefore, lodging was scarce. cooperstown is nationally known for the Baseball Hall of Fame so w/it being summer & tourists visiting the museum, w/it being the holiday & w/it being the concert, it was tough to find a place to stay. our choices were $303 @ the Otesega (where Paul Simon & band were staying), their sister inn, which was $218, a local B&B for $220 (only a queen bed) or the Mohican $112, we opted for the Mohican being it was an in & out overnight deal for us. Yes, it's located w/in walking distance of the village, but i strongly wouldn't recommend it. maybe we're spoiled as we own a marriott timeshare in aruba, but this motel was the pits. the staff was uninterested & merely moving was a major effort. after requesting a spare roll of toilet paper, i thought i was going to be questioned as to why we needed it. the king size bed/non smoking room was in the back of some once house turned motel type building. it overlooked a cab to a tractor trailer & other miiscellaneous items. the room was dark , ie, dungeon like. it SMELLED like it was filled of mold & never been aired out. the bed's mattress was so thin, it was painful to sleep on. the shower stall was gross.. the tiled floor's grout looks like mold ate it away & water seemed to seep up through it. I know I should've been afraid when the sign @ the front desk checkin says "refunds only w/in the 1st 1/2 hr of checking in..." once checking it out, i did try to get other lodging, but there was nothing w/in walking distance to the concert. so, all in all, i wish we pd the extra $106 & slept in a queen bed @ a local B&B which included a breakfast. the chamber of commerce does recommend this property as being nothing extravagant, but a clean place to lay your head. yikes! the B&Bs in the area are gorgeous. nothing else for chain motels (w/in walking distance to village). we ended up having a huge breakfast buffet @ the Otesega. It was great ($28 including tax & tip), w/outside seating overlooking the lake. Dinner @ the Tunnicliff's fine dining restaurant (we were the only 1's there.) it was so/so. as for Cooperstown's village, it's really cute. numerous restaraunts, pubs, shops. not much for any outside seating @ establishments. concert @ doubleday field was great! PS the 1 upside to the Mohican were the 2 cute ducks that lived in a pen outside of our room.