This delightful Inn built in 1816 offers all the comforts of home including a delightful breakfast, comfortable bed and wonderful location. The Inn is located right in the middle of this quiet little town, within walking distance of The Baseball Hall of Fame, baseball oriented shops and restaurants. A very enjoyable place to relax, the inn sits right on its... More

We stayed for one night at the Cooper Inn. They were able to accommodate everyone in my group including a 4 bed - room for my parents , brother and niece and each had their own private space! We had a lovely and huge room for my husband and myself. We were unaware but informed that we would be welcome... More

We took our adult children to Cooperstown to visit the Baseball Hall of Fame. We stayed at the Cooper Inn and were all very pleased with everything. The location is great and an easy walk to the Hall of Fame, restaurants and souvenir shopping. The staff was very nice and helpful at all times. On the morning we left, we... More

I stayed here with my wife and teenage daughter last week for two nights while we visited the baseball hall of fame. The location was excellent - we parked our car on the property when we arrived, and did not get back in it untill we left at the end of our visit. Our room had a queen and twin... More

Stayed for 3 nights with two colleagues here in this homely clapperboard inn. The rooms and beds were warm and comfortable, and the fixtures and fittings good quality. There is a continental breakfast service, and a small honesty bar. Free WiFi, and friendly helpful staff. It is affiliated to the Otesago Hotel, an enormous stately pile on the lakeshore about... More

We stayed at the Cooper Inn in November and found it to be a great place to stay during the off season. The Inn is located near Main Street and the Baseball Hall of Fame. The town is really only about three blocks, and within easy walking distance of the Inn. Also you have the use of the resort hotel,... More

The Cooper Inn is very conveniently located in Cooperstown, within easy walking distance of the Baseball Hall of Fame, and the shops and restaurants in Cooperstown. The grounds of the Inn are beautiful and well maintained. The Inn itself is a historic building with large rooms. Our room was a good size with two armchairs and a flat screen tv,... More

As much as I hate to give a not-so-good review, I was quite disappointed in the Cooper Inn. In my humble opinion, the rooms were tired and worn and not worth the price. My husband and I took an 11 day trip, stopping at 8 different locations to stay, so we knew from other Inns along the Hudson and in... More

We stayed at the Cooper Inn for a couple nights while visiting Cooperstown. The Inn is well located for walking to town, the Hall, and the lake. The room was appropriately creaky for a historic Inn but just about ready for a refresh. If we hadn't had the extra little room between the main room and the bathroom, I think... More