The Inn at Cooperstown

We enjoyed our stay. The inn itself is so quaint and the architecture was beautiful. The rooms was so cute and the bed and pillows were just right. We sat in the evening in the parlor and talked with people from other states. The breakfast in the morning was very good. Everyone from the person who took the reservation over the phone, to the person at the front desk, to the breakfast crew were all so kind and inviting. We would highly recommend this inn.

We stayed two nights in early October. The Inn is very historic. Our hosts were friendly and helpful. Rob was fantastic and full of excellent suggestions. The breakfast is incredibly good. Probably the best I have ever had at a B&B, in America or in Europe. The frittatas were amazing. But be forewarned though. It is a very old Inn. There is no elevator. If you are on the third floor, you will get a workout going up and down the steps. We needed the workout, so we were fine. Would we stay here again? Absolutely!

My wife and I spent two nights here in June 2024 for a visit to the BB HoF and to see a concert at the local brewery. The staff are friendly and efficient. The free breakfast was excellent. The inn itself is quaint and the rooms are very comfortable, with good AC. Location is great for 'downtown Cooperstown' and a short walk to the HoF.

Great location with an easy walk to the Baseball Hall of Fame and Main Street, and nearby restaurants on the lake. Rooms are a bit small but with relatively large bathrooms. No elevator, but the staff will take heavy luggage up the stairs. Enhanced continental breakfast with a hot egg item, good fruit selection, and fresh breads. Ample parking in the back.

in looking for a weekend getaway that was drivable distance from our NJ home, Inn at Cooperstown proved to be a winner...The Brew package offered two cozy nights with delicious breakfasts and a wonderful beer tasting dinner at Ommegang Brewery. Transportation to and from the beautiful brewery was provided allowing for a relaxed experience. The Inn is located just a few blocks from the Baseball Hall of Fame...a must see. Thanks go out to Rachael and her friendly, accommodating staff!

Well, it looks like it is time for a change. Due to new neighbors on both sides of the Inn, this may be our last visit to TIAC. It was memorable for all the wrong reasons. We've visited for 22 years now. We feel bad for the new owners because some of our review is out of their control. Foul language during the day and especially in the evenings made our relaxing on the porch almost impossible from the neighboring "apartments" that have been created over the past few years. (Not the apartments that were built). If we had been in the Luxury Suite we would have asked to change room to be put in the main house. The Suite is a pretty penny to stay in and we have booked it for three special visits but there would be no way I'd listen to all that noise, music and foul-language. Hotel common areas are looking rundown and one evening no front lights were on at all, not even the inside living room area. We had to use our phone light to see the entry to unlock the door @ 9pm. Not the welcoming we have ever encountered. Little details are nice and make a stay memorable; to see that the soaps were changed (at least for our room and stay) was a shock. When you spend over $300 a night, you would expect higher end soaps. Another detail that IAC had going for them was waking up to the fresh smell of the daily muffins. It sets you apart from other Inns. That is no longer a thing. Muffins were cold and mushy. They may seem like small details that some would ignore but when you expect something and it's been working this long. Why would you ever change it? We unfortunately will be looking to make a change in one of our favorite places to visit. Cooperstown will still be the same and we will just go on to make new memories at another Inn. It was a long fun ride. :-)