The Inn is tucked away in the quaint little town of Cooperstown, NY. It's super clean, beautifully decorated and the staff is over the top friendly and personable! It is located in the heart of the town where all the attractions (Baseball hall of fame and all the good restaurants and bars) are within a short walk-
The breakfast is hot and fresh and the owner was indeed informative about the happenings around town was quite the host- We would go back in a heartbeat- the only thing we kind of missed and wished for was a T.V in the room- I understand the concept of the B&B and respect that but needed to but it all out there! The Inn at Cooperstown gets big thumbs up from us over here in Vermont!

We stayed at the Inn at Cooperstown for 3 nights and were very disappointed. Although I had made the reservation months in advance, the room we got was on the 3rd floor, VERY small ( we could barely get between the bed and the dresser). This was a Standard Room. And for the price we paid, it was a bit shocking. Bathroom was also small.

I noticed that after our first night there, our sheets had not even been changed so I asked at the front desk and the response was that they get changed every OTHER day. I said fine since that meant they would be changed the next morning. Well, the next morning / afternoon came and went and the sheets were never changed!! 3 nights there and the sheets were NEVER changed.

There were no set wine and cheese receptions (or any get togethers) at night to meet the other guests or even the owners. We stayed there 3 nights and never met either of the owners. It was run much more like a hotel than a bed and breakfast. And I could have saved a lot of money by staying at a hotel instead - and gotten a much bigger room.

The location was the only thing we enjoyed. It is one block from downtown which was nice to be able to walk to everything. But the ambiance, lack of hospitality and personal attention left a lot to be desired. We were very disappointed.

It just does not get any better than this - and, of course, if you read the other reviews, you understand that I am not the only person who thinks this.

Proximity to attractions is excellent - the staff is great - and I could probably spend the rest of my life on that front porch.

One notable thing: this is not the true B&B experience - to the extent that you do not feel like you are staying in someone's home. This is just a small, beautiful hotel, and we never got the impression that there was someone looking over our shoulders.

Because it has the only Baseball Hall of Fame in the known universe, Cooperstown is filled with B&Bs. If you are traveling there, I would seriously consider this one.

For many years, I had dreamed of visiting Cooperstown, NY. I finally made it there last week and the visit was very enjoyable due in no small measure to the great experience I had at The Inn at Cooperstown. Marc Kingsley and his staff are very gracious hosts. The Inn is located one block off Main Street within a 5 minute walk to anywhere in the Village. You will love your stay at the historic Inn at Cooperstown.