The cooperstown Trolley is a great solution to season parking problems in downtown cooperstown…read more Just park your car at one of the lots (free to park) and pay $2 to ride the trolley all day. Runs from May until mid October, and as late as 9pm. It stops right in front of the baseball hall of fame. There is even an app you can download to track the trolley's location. This is not an actual trolley - it's a bus set up to look like a trolley. The 4 year old in our group didn't seem to mind, and really enjoyed the ride.

it made it so easy to get to town not having to look for parking space and so cheap $2.00 a personread more

A1 service. Great manager one of the nicest people I have met in hospitality. Many eooms are being…read moreredone.

The new owner since July, Vic, seemed like a nice fellow. One problem I had was there wasn't any…read moreheat in Room 3. Considering the temperature was in the 30s, this was an important feature. He did acknowledge the problem. They did provide a space heater, but it took a while to heat up the room. The room was clean and the bed was very comfortable.

Sweet sweet spot to spend a night, or more. Clean. Very comfy. Quiet. Scenic route, worth the trip…read more Great water pressure, & very good water for drinking too!

The Meadowlark Inn is a surprising gem in upstate New York. The rooms are spacious, clean and…read morecomfortable. The giant backyard is fun for kids to play in or to gather. But the real gem is the proprietor, Austin. He made us feel so at home and went above and beyond to ensure our stay was memorable. He made waffles for all the guests and even went out and bought gluten free waffles for me. This really is more of a charming Bed and Breakfast instead of a roadside motel. I would recommend the Meadowlark to anyone looking to stay in the area.

We booked a three night stay here to use as a home base for some activities we had planned. The…read morehotels in Cooperstown were mostly booked, or very expensive and this was a reasonable alternative even though we knew we'd have to drive 10+ minutes into town. The first day we were there was fine. The parking was good and the room was very clean. Little did we know some of that would change. If you aren't familiar with Cooperstown Dreams Park, be sure to check the schedule before planning a trip to Cooperstown, unless you're there for a baseball tournament (which apparently our entire motel was). It will make your time there very difficult. All the shops will be clogged, and the Hall of Fame will be mobbed. Our motel was basically empty all day and you could come or go as you please. But at around 9:00pm it would get completely full with cars parked everywhere, even in places there weren't any spots. There would be car doors slamming, kids screaming and playing, and adults drinking and talking until well after 11:00pm. This happened every night. It was extremely annoying, especially when you're woken up from a sound sleep. There was no enforcement of quiet hours even though it's posted everywhere. So if you want to pay a bunch of money to sleep on a crappy spring mattress with zero support and be woken up by pretentious baseball families every night. I highly recommend staying here! Also, it was just far enough outside of Cooperstown to be annoying whenever you wanted a bite to eat or a warm breakfast. It was a one and done for us.

You cant call with a live person to speak to. Too much round and round automation. Clearly too…read morelazy to hire enough people to handle their business.

Wow!!! I can't put into words how amazing this place is. We've been to a lot of bed and breakfasts…read more quite a few that were :high end" but nothing compared to this magnificent place. There were a few rooms in the bed and breakfast itself but we chose to to stay in the cottage by the B&B "The Hog and Haus" which at one point in time housed pigs. This cottage is right next to a gorge that you can hear very clearly from inside the cottage and it lulls you to sleep. The cottage is rustic yet has all the amenities you could want (except television) there is a fully stocked fridge with soda, water, yogurt, a variety of fruit, milk, cheese (good brick cheese), creamer for coffee, and flavored seltzer water. There are also a variety of different kinds of crackers, cereals (the good kind), and baked goods that the host prepares daily. You also have access to the main house which is very tastefully decorated with antiques and a working pool table, and, get this.......an all you can eat ice cream sundae bar with all of the toppings and not one, not two, but over six flavors of ice cream!!!! There are also more snacks and beverages there. The cottage itself was more than worth the cost especially with the sound of the waterfalls in the gorge and the true cabin feel. If you plan to go to Cooperstown or even just want an awesome getaway (this place is well worth the trip from anywhere) come to Johnstown to stay in this charming historical place. Oh yeah..... there is a ton of history behind these walls including being part of the underground railroad. I promise, you will not be disappointed.

I think that the quality of a visit to a B&B depends on 2 factors - the accommodations themselves…read moreand the hosts that own the B&B. Both of those factors were off-the-charts at the Inn by the Mill. My fiancee' (well, now fiancee'... :)) took me up here on a 2 night trip for our 4th anniversary together and right away, I fell in love with this place. The numerous fountains and gardens framing the mill house are hard not to be enchanted with, and this is just the beginning. Ron and Judith are gracious hosts, with Ron having some amazing stories to tell. People wrote in the guest book in the Mill House that Ron should write down his memoirs, and listening to him for ten minutes will make you agree. The main Grist Mill Emporium will amaze you, with its numerous games (billards table, checkers, puzzles, tv, etc.) and of course, its amazing ice cream parlor with complimentary ice cream, toppings, sodas and other beverages! Heading over to the Mill House (the main guest house), you will instantly feel the sense of whimsy that Judith's decorating is trying to achieve. The outside koi pond compliments the larger pond in the Grist Mill. The porch is wonderfully day-dream inducing, especially if a recent rain has fueled the waterfalls into a loud stream behind the mill. The plethora of treats in the house's kitchen is evident as soon as one walks in, with the small cooler of baked goods courtesy of gourmet cook Judith (their famous oreo truffle torte is NOT to be missed!!) There is a fully stocked fridge (eggs, fruit, yogurt, bagels, etc.) along with every kind of tea and coffee that you would need...the living room and lounge areas are just magical and really evoke a great feeling of warmth that is a great way to start your day on vacation. My guy and I stayed by the Hog-n-Haus, a beautiful, romantic sweet little cottage literally right at the cliff of the waterfalls. Just beautiful and serene.... the perfect place to propose to your girlfriend of 4 years, which my guy did on August 3rd :). Thank you Inn by the Mill, for a truly wonderful and memorable experience. I couldn't have asked for more.

My husband and I stayed overnight at White Rose B & B in Fort Plain, NY, and had a very comfortable…read moreand pleasant experience. Everything was spotless, very warm and comfortable. We stayed in the suite which had its own private bathroom, a very comfortable queen-size bed, and chairs to watch TV; WiFi was also conveniently available. The next morning Melissa had prepared a delicious breakfast for us with fresh fruit cups, homemade scones, English muffins, jam, a homemade frittata, orange juice, tea and coffee! We were very pleased with our stay! Melissa is a wonderful hostess and proprietor of a Bed and Breakfast that we highly recommend !

Highly recommend if for some reason you are in Fort Plain, NY. Melissa, the proprietor, was very…read morewelcoming, hospitable, and helpful. I had forgotten to print tickets to Saratoga for the Whitney and she let us use her printer. Accommodations were both very comfortable and beautiful with an amazing bed frame made by the local Amish. The breakfast was delightful consisting of fresh peaches and cream, delicious blueberry pancakes and steaming hot coffee. Very homey feel to the living room. Would definitely stay again as the price was more than fair. We were just there as a layover between Cooperstown and Saratoga. The town of Fort Plain seemed past it's prime so wouldn't go there as a destination, but A White Rose came up roses as a very relaxing place to stay between two points.

I just stayed here again. I never get tired of the views there. I live in a small city and I can't…read morewait to get out and see nature. Fieldstone Farm is a breath of fresh air in a world full of cookie-cutter hotels and motels. You can stay in a cabin, or one of the other townhouses in the middle of "Farm Central" upstate New York. I always see a multitude of wildlife. They just got a new boat with a shade for the big pond, so you can hang out all day on the water without getting sunburn. They have some nice amenities like a tennis court, volleyball court, basketball court, game room/arcade, a nice size in the ground outdoor pool, billiards room and another smaller pond for fishing. There's a nice rolling stream too. The view from the top of the hill is absolutely stunning. The staff is very pleasant and helpful. Pictures don't do it justice. I can't wait to go back.

We had a lovely stay at the Fieldstone Farm Resort on August 9-11, 2012. We were in the area for a…read morewedding in Cooperstown. Initially I had wanted to stay on the water, but we took the "road less traveled" and so glad we did. It is a serene and peaceful location. Once we figured out the route we found it to be quite convenient to Cooperstown and surrounding attractions, and the views are magnificent. The stars at night were incredible. I loved the area and was glad to be away from the traffic and congestion up and down the lakefront. The owners of the Fieldstone Farm, John and Jeannie, were very friendly and accommodating. Our unit was spotless. I would happily stay here again.

Only about 15 minutes from the freeway this is the best campground I have ever stayed at! It is run…read moreby a family and they are the most professional, sweetest, nicest most helpful people. They have just about everything you need here, even some weekend family events. The people are friendly. The place is so clean, so pretty. They really keep it well kept. The shower water actually gets hot (that was nice). I wish we could've stayed longer but we are on a cross-country trip, so it was just an overnighter. I tell you what, if I ever go by here again, will stay here.

The campground was so clean and well cared for. It's been rainy for weeks in VT and NY but the…read moreowner worked diligently to keep the road in great shape. It's a small camp ground with many resident camper but very welcoming. We stayed here for a wedding in Schenectady and if we come back to the area will stay again.