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• The Inn at Cooperstown
  "Great Little Gem in Cooperstown"
  "We recently stayed at the Inn at Cooperstown. We had gone to see our grandson play at Cooperstown Dreams Park. This is a wonderful little inn right in the middle of Cooperstown. You are within walking distance of the Hall of Fame, Wax Museum, and all the other little attractions in downtown Coope..."rstown. If you want to walk and get a little exercise, you are not far from the Otesaga Inn and golf course (the course is beautiful), the Filmore Museum (art) and the Farm Museum (one of the best places to take those kids that are not playing baseball). They do have a bus that will take you out there, but we walked out and rode back. The Inn, itself is very charming and the breakfast is wonderful. Great way to start the day. The owners are there at breakfast and converse with each table. These are in depth conversations and they really do seem to care about your stay. As was mentioned, after a day of walking, the front porch is lined with rocking chairs. The rooms are clean and not ... " More >
• Hickory Grove Motor Inn
  "Berny"
  "It's a very good value. Our room was very clean and my wife and I slept very well. It's a friendly place and it was very quiet.We were satisfied for the price we had paid, which was 90$. We enjoy everything in cooperstown. The lake is beautiful, as the people in New York state. We will comeback."
• Main Street Bed and Breakfast
  "Feels Like Coming Home!"
  "This B & B is a must see. It's nicely decorated and so so comfortable. You will think you were walking into a member of your own families home. Your hosts are Susie and Ron Streek and they are the nicest couple ever. If you need anything, they are right there making sure your needs are met. Our bedr..."oom had a king size bed in it and it was like sleeping on a cloud. I never wanted to get out of it. The off street parking is nice to, however we never had trouble parking in the front of the residence. After a long day of walking about town and visiting the Baseball Hall of Fame, my niece and I found ourselves out on the front porch drinking wine, playing cards and relaxing in a very inviting hamoc. Don't forget to say hi to the bunny (the size of a small dog) that rests in the family den. Susie really makes you feel at home. My sister called her and wanted to make our arrival extra special, so she asked if she could go out and get some champagne. Susie did it without hesitation and I must... " More >