THE 5 BEST Downtown Cooperstown Hotels 2023 (with Prices) - Tripadvisor

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1. The Inn at Cooperstown

#1 Best Value of 6 Cooperstown City Center Hotels

“Everyone in town is super friendly and very helpful with breathtaking view of the lake just a few steps from the Main street.”
“The location was perfect, only a few minutes walk to the hall of fame, Otesaga resort, lake and anything in downtown Cooperstown.”

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2. Landmark Inn

#2 Best Value of 6 Cooperstown City Center Hotels

“Easy walk to Main Street so we were able to keep our car parked and stroll downtown to enjoy the Hall of Fame, shops and restaurants.”
“The Inn is a really short walk to the Hall of Fame and downtown, which was great to leave the car to be able to leisurely enjoy spring in Cooperstown.”

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3. Lake Front Hotel

#3 Best Value of 6 Cooperstown City Center Hotels

“It’s just two short blocks from the National Baseball Hall of Fame and a short walk to the downtown shops and restaurants.”
“Great location: the Lake Front Hotel is a few blocks from downtown and the Baseball Hall of Fame.”

4. Tunnicliff Inn

#4 Best Value of 6 Cooperstown City Center Hotels

“We enjoyed our stay here. Close to everything, very charming! Can’t wait to stay again. Prices were reasonable, so we will be able to come back multiple times my friends stayed elsewhere and weren’t as happy as…”
“Very old but quaint bed and breakfast. Was not given the room I had requested but all in all a nice visit and close to everything :) The inn keeper was nice and the food was good. its a nice place if you dont…”

5. Mohican Motel

#5 Best Value of 6 Cooperstown City Center Hotels

“This Motel has many great qualties, It is located a 10 minute walk to downtown Cooperstown and the Hall of Fame.”
“We had a great experience. Old motel that fits the town perfectly, cute and comfy and great walkable location and you cannot beat the free parking since there is no free parking in Cooperstown. Staff were friendly...”

6. Baseball Town Motel

#6 Best Value of 6 Cooperstown City Center Hotels

“Room was clean and owners were friendly. You couldn't ask for a better location for visiting the HOF, shopping and restaurants. Everything is practically right outside the door. Everything else is just a short…”
“It has all been said by others in their reviews so I will just say that all the positive reviews are spot-on. This place is 100 feet from the front door of the HOF. The owner also owns the shop below and you get a...”

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Saratoga Springs
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Binghamton
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Syracuse
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Detroit
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The Otesaga Resort Hotel

#3 of 15 hotels in Cooperstown

“Wonderful old hotel with unique rooms. The back porch with rocking chairs overlooking the lake was so relaxing. The giant firepit with seating all around was also a nice treat. While breakfast is an add on, it…”

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Lake View Motel

#6 of 15 hotels in Cooperstown

“This motel is on the water (with a street in between) with beautiful views of the lake and sourounding mountains. The room had a lovely shared deck. Even though it is essentially on a road, the room was quiet…”

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Bayside Inn & Marina

#4 of 15 hotels in Cooperstown

“We found this inn in a very great location and very convenient for family and couples. Very clean and comfortable! We arrived past midnight and people here are very friendly, supportive and open to help anytime.”
“Very clean room, microwave and fridge in the room, friendly and helpful staff, nice little beach, fun game room, overall a great stay and a great value! We really enjoyed the stay with an 8 year old who had plenty...”

Best Western Cooperstown Inn & Suites

#7 of 15 hotels in Cooperstown

“Clean and comfortable. Conveniently located - only a 10 minute drive to downtown Cooperstown and the Baseball Hall of Fame. Also next door to a McDonalds and grocery store. Staff was very friendly and breakfast…”
“We were very pleased with our stay this past week. The suite was great to have with lots of room, a good size refrigerator and it was very clean. Everyone thought the beds were very comfortable. The staff were...”

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Rose & Thistle Bed & Breakfast

Bed and Breakfast

#2 of 29 B&Bs in Cooperstown

“Clean and convenient to HOF and downtown.”
“Could not possibly ask for more from a host. A beautiful home in peaceful Cooperstown. We came to town for the Hall of Fame and found so much more. Patti makes you feel like family the instant that you meet her…”

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Cooperstown, an IHG Hotel

#5 of 15 hotels in Cooperstown

“We stayed one night at this hotel. Everything was good and would probably stay again. Room was clean. Beds were a tad soft for our liking, but not a deal breaker. Dove bathroom products were in the shower…”
“Father and I stayed for a night while visiting HOF. Good room and convenient for that trip. Comfy beds, good cable selection, breakfast was so-so. We were visiting during low season, so it was quiet with few guests.”

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The White House Inn

Bed and Breakfast

#1 of 29 B&Bs in Cooperstown

“Everything you wanted to see in main street Cooperstown was a short 5-7-minute walk away; including the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Abner Doubleday Field.”
“The White House Inn is walking distance to The HOF and the many shops and restaurants in downtown Cooperstown.”

Lake N Pines Motel

#9 of 15 hotels in Cooperstown

“We stayed here for a two day Cooperstown visit. It was a very good experience and we would come back. Good: Front desk was very helpful, view was spectacular, pool, game room, rented stand up paddle board and…”

The Barnwell Inn

Bed and Breakfast

#3 of 29 B&Bs in Cooperstown

“As always Mark and Tara warmly welcomed us to their beautiful and immaculate Inn. We always have a lovely relaxing stay. The breakfasts are delicious and include a yummy desert. The location is perfect - just a...”
“My wife and I recently returned for an annual visit. Tara and Mark are very welcoming innkeepers, breakfast is extraordinary, and the location is central to all Cooperstown activities. A wonderful place to relax.”

Main Street Bed and Breakfast

Bed and Breakfast

#6 of 29 B&Bs in Cooperstown

“Susie and Ron are very welcoming to their conveniently located Victorian home and BnB on the quiet west end of Main Street.”
“My wife and I greatly enjoyed our stay at the Main Street B&B.”

Cooperstown Bed and Breakfast

Bed and Breakfast

#9 of 29 B&Bs in Cooperstown

“Although on a busy street (request a room facing the back if you’re a light sleeper), it’s a short walk to downtown.”
“The location is perfect to CDP and downtown.”

Baseball Bed and Breakfast

Bed and Breakfast

#4 of 29 B&Bs in Cooperstown

“We had a wonderful time at the B&B home of Suzanne & John, just a block & a half from 100-year-old Doubleday Field and a couple of blocks from the National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum. My son & stayed in our…”
“Recently my husband and I had the opportunity to stay at the Baseball Bed & Breakfast; in Cooperstown, NY. While this was originally a place planed for my husband as part of our get away; I must say it was…”

Red Carpet Inn & Suites Leatherstocking Lodge

#14 of 15 hotels in Cooperstown

“The Red Carpet Inn is a no frills property located a few miles outside of downtown Cooperstown. The hotels in the Cooperstown area are very expensive and this was one of the lower priced options. My room was…”
“This is your basic hotel convienent to Cooperstown. Breakfast is very basic with only seating for four, so you'll probably be eating in your room. Plenty of hot water. About three miles from downtown…”

Hickory Grove Motor Inn

#11 of 15 hotels in Cooperstown

“I was looking for something inexpensive to spend the night, and came across this inn. It had good reviews, so I booked it. It's easy to get to. It's very clean, which is huge. As others stated, the shower is super...”
“I stayed here for two nights while in town for a baseball league tournament, and it was a decent find considering the limited selection of affordable places in the area. The room was very clean, but the bed was...”