I stayed here in December for a few days and it was an amazing experience. The accommodations are…read moreincredible, the home is completely immaculate, and the breakfast (made-to-order!) each morning by Chris is spectacular. If you're in the Oneonta/Cooperstown area give Kountry Living B & B a call! 6 stars!

Spent the week here during college move in for one child and then All Star Village for another…read more Less than 10 minutes from both so the location is perfect. Host Chris is very accommodating and helpful- and Jerry puts out a great breakfast. I had breakfast in the back screen porch everyday and the stuffed french toast gets 5 stars. Keyless coded entry to the house allows you come and go as as you please. And if you are a Yankee fan, this place is for you!

Serene little spot in the Catskills of upstate New York. Perfect place to enjoy nature on the…read moretrails or on their surprisingly large lake. My girlfriend and I spent a few hours here on a Sunday afternoon in May. If you rent a boat you can keep it out as long as you want, and you have access to the whole property for the entire day. We spent awhile in kayaks and had the whole lake to ourselves for the entire time. We then spent some time down at the swimming hole and had that to ourselves as well. Everyone who works there was incredibly friendly and helpful. Beautiful day overall and the perfect end to a perfect weekend getaway.

Oh what a magical experience. My boyfriend Tom and I kayaked the lake that the owner Jim so kindly…read moreadvised us of all the animal population. Birds, turtles, fish, beaver dams. It was so wonderful we came back a second day, and took use of the grounds by the swimming hole. You truly felt like you were on another planet. It was amazing and will revisit!

Our new home away from home. We found this place quit by accident but now have spent a few weekends…read moretheir over the past few months. The owners, Marie, and Snapper, yes Snapper, are about as down to earth as you can imagine. Marie's breakfasts are second to none, and if you leave her table hungry, its no ones fault but yours. The rooms are clean and cozy, and my big thing, a large full private bath... When you leave it feels like you just left a friends house, and that's how we now look at Marie, and Snapper. Not only did we find a great hideaway, but we gained 2 friends.....

The Red Hill Farm B&B was lovely. The host was generous and flexible, hospitable when we had an…read morearrival snafu, and so helpful on getting us acquainted with the area. The landscape on which it is situated offers beautiful views a short distance from Cooperstown and Oneonta. The food was delightful (and accommodating to our food allergies). Definitely wish we could have stayed longer to take in more of the surrounding area. A very comfortable stay.

What a lovely surprise on our journey home from the Adirondacks! Part cafe, antique store and B &…read moreB, this small town entrepreneur would do great in the big city, too. Homemade soups, awesome chili, fancy Chicago Dog on worlds best bun, incredible and HUGE chicken salad sandwich all served in quaint (but not too "foofy") dining room in old classic home. New Berlin looks like its fallen/falling on some hard times, hopefully this quality place survives! We will plan our next trip up to make it to a Friday Fish Fry, I'm sure it will be wonderful. One tip, hard to tell its a cafe when driving through town, so keep your eyes peeled!

I've been meaning to try their fish fry for a few years now. Last weekend, I decided to run in and…read moregrab a fish fry dinner to go. I was greeted by a very pleasant young host, and she quickly found a waitress to take my order. I figured I would have some time while waiting, so I started to explore other areas of the building, besides the front hallway. There is a nice little cafe/dining area consisting of (I believe) two rooms, and there were also people dining outside on the front porch, where the tables have umbrellas. This old building has charm, and I think they have guest rooms upstairs. Just as I began poking around a room that I realized was an antique shop, the waitress came and found me, and my dinner was ready. Definitely a nice experience at this place. I took the food home, and I was satisfied. The very large piece of haddock was nicely breaded and tasty. The baked potato was also very good - I think it was baked with sea salt, resulting in a very flavorful skin. The cole slaw had pineapple in it. I thought this was weird, but when I finished it, I definitely wanted more. I think this meal cost $12 and change, and I felt that it was a good value. This is a solid spot for Friday fish fry, especially considering the surrounding area. I'll be back, not only because of the food, but the service and character.

We stayed at Tuscan Hills for our son's Cooperstown Dreams Park Tournament and to say we loved it,…read morewas an understatement (the whole home is available to rent, I assume depending on the season). There were 7 of us staying at the property in the three bedrooms, all of which had their own bathroom. The owners Lee and Margaret allowed us privacy and we honestly wouldn't have known they were there, had I'd not met Lee upon arrival. The home was warm and well kept and obviously maintained very well. Perhaps the best feature was the front porch which offered beautiful view.

Marvelous place to stay 15 minutes from the hall. Owners Margaret and Lee provide a wonderful…read moreexperience and all great tourist information. It is like staying with family.The scenery and the family atmosphere are superb. lee knows more about baseball than anyone. Margaret is the perfect hostess of this beautiful establiashment

We stayed at this incredible place two weeks ago (7-9 July) and could not believe the…read moreaccommodations! The home made muffins were delicious and the refrigerator was well stocked. There was nothing we needed that wasn't there. It was also great to be located right in the center of the town i grew up in. We will definitely plan on staying there again! Who would of thought something like this could be available in this historic village. Thanks again Cheri for the wonderful accommodations! Ken and Sybil Saunders

From the owner: We are an unconventional B&B in that you are getting an apartment to stay in. Our motto is, "A…read morewhole apartment for the price of a room." Breakfast items are provided for you to choose from, including cereal, eggs, milk, juices, coffee and tea, and a homemade baked good. The B&B has two bedrooms, full bath, and a living, dining area that includes a kitchen fully stocked for cooking and dining. In the summer there is an air conditioner that cools the entire apartment. The B&B is located on the second floor of a building that previously housed a printing business. The building is located on the main street of Gilbertsville, Commercial Street, and is one of the buildings included in the Historical Registry of the village.

We had a fantastic stay at the West Branch House…read more Jimney is a wonderful proprietor, and keeps the inn immaculate. He also makes a mean breakfast. We felt well taken care of the entire time. All of the rooms are en suite and very comfortable. There is also a living room where we hung out after dinner one night and met the other guests. In the entryway there is bottled water and a fridge for guests with glassware. The entrance is on a keypad so you can get in 24 hours a day. There is a nice backyard area as well which we were unable to enjoy as it rained the entire weekend. Reservations can only be made over the phone, and there are only 4 rooms, so be sure to book in advance.

Jimmy was a wonderful host. The rooms are well appointed, the breakfast was great, and the home…read moreinviting. We couldn't ask for more and look forward to staying there again. If you're in town to visit SUNY Delhi, it's within walking distance.

WOW! Poached…read morepears, white peaches with raspberries, blueberry pancakes, fresh hot homemade waffles with local maple syrup (no eggo's here!) etc. etc. etc.....(who even makes poached pears?) The Inn is very old and has been lovingly restored like a classic car to a better than original condition.True to its heritage but with modern utilities (plumbing etc...). The grounds and property are a working farm. We saw hundreds of geese on their southern migration. Be sure to take a walk it is beautiful. My wife and I have stayed at many B&B's and this is the best!

I stayed here with a friend in September 2010 as a stop over on our way to Sharon Springs for the…read moreHarvest Festival, we stayed one night. We arrived later in the evening (around 9PM). We did not really see the grounds that night when we drove in. We had to 'self check-in' and found our room. We were pleasantly surprised at how great the room was. We had a wood burning stove, flat screen TV, huge bed with comfy bed linens, and a huge private bathroom. The next morning we woke up to the smells of breakfast. We made it out to the dining room and there was a delicious spread along with the owners serving us and making plenty if conversation. We really enjoyed it. After breakfast we took a walk around the property, WOW. It was amazing. The farm is so pretty and truly a great spot for leaf peeping. I can't wait to go back next year!!

When I decided to surprise my boyfriend, Will, by taking him upstate for his birthday, I quickly…read moreran into a problem. The decorations in most B&B's don't really appeal to most people in their mid-twenties, especially male. I wanted something historic but decorated in a way that wouldn't make a young, Manhattan-based couple feel out of place. When I came Catskills Escape, I was hooked. The 1865 farmhouse is restored beautifully and decorated with simple elegance. We stayed in the Ginseng Room, which had eight windows (eight!), a secretary desk I wanted to take home with me, and a bathroom with a claw-foot tub. The photos from the website were accurate, though I found the room even nicer than the pictures implied. The owners and their children were very welcoming. They made us a Grand Marnier Soufflé for breakfast, served alongside homemade granola and fresh fruit. Randy, one of the inn-keepers, pointed us in the right direction for a walk where we saw newts and deer. He also let us know about the Franklin Farmers Market, which we visited Sunday morning. At his recommendation we tried the cardamom twists, which were delicious. I'm already trying to come up with another excuse to go upstate and stay at Catskills Escape again.

Beautiful, pristine home. We stayed in the Ginseng Room, which was impeccably and simply…read moredecorated. Fell asleep to the sound of the wind in the trees, and woke up in the morning to a wonderful breakfast of homemade granola, yogurt, and blueberry pancakes. Home is lovely, but a little on the formal side. Owner is very attentive and eager to please.

Beautiful location right on the West Branch of the Delaware River. The fish are plentiful although…read morenot easily fooled.the cabins are very comfortable , clean and well maintained.

Fly fishing heaven! Amazing cabins in on of the best stretches of the West Branch of the Delaware…read more Peaceful, tranquil and serene! Super clean and awesome fly shop on the premises. Great staff and the owners, Scotty and Leonard, are great people! Highly recommend and will definitely be going back! Thanks! Felippe V.