$1,626 (added up with all taxes) for a 2-night stay for a basic, 2-Queen room with broken AC and…read moresmelly sheets during the summer for Cooperation baseball tournament is robbery. We give 2-stars for "could have been better". However, the positive is: The actual grounds are gorgeous and historical and unique. But, based on the tangible product, increasing your prices for this tourney is unethical if you cannot provide a clean $640 room with working ac during crazy hot weather. For the broken AC, your staff said: "I guarantee it was working" when "said staff" was not in my room at 1 am, 2 am, 3 am and 4 am when I was up trying to get the ac to work. For that, this is why I came here to let future bookings know ;) Lastly, espresso was great, but breakfast was Mid and tiramisu was rotten from the cafe.

Sunday brunch is outstanding! Second visit this summer and…read morethe encore was terrific. Steak and Eggs, Salmon Nicoise and Brunch Burger were excellent. Service was friendly efficient and knowledgeable. Highly recommended if you find yourself in Cooperstown NY.

Great place. Conveniently located to attractions and…read morerestaurants. Nice light breakfast to get you going for the day. Would return if I had the desire .

What a lovely inn! The pictures of the rooms are accurate - but what they can't depict is how…read moreclean everything is. Not a speck of dust is detectable anywhere. When we checked in, we were greeted warmly. I really appreciated help with my bag up the somewhat steep & narrow stairs. (No elevator - so keep that in mind if you come to stay.) Bed was firm, bathrooms were spotless, extra pillows in the closet are sealed in plastic, bedding all super fresh. Phone chargers next to the bed & sofa(bed) & solid wifi made this quaint & cozy room connected. Full length mirror, hair dryer & an iron & ironing board were much appreciated. Our 2nd floor room was very quiet & the blackout drapes on all windows plus the split ac & heat controls made everything adjustable for a perfectly cavelike environment. Hello solid night's sleep! A small fridge in the room had little Coffeemate creamers for the in-room coffee maker, but there is always a coffee & tea station downstairs too. The town is literally across the street! The Baseball Hall of Fame & the Farmers Museum are both a block & a half away, and in between are several spirits shops, baseball stores, restaurants and a bakery. Breakfast is 8am-9:30am & it is a nice offering: Oatmeal packets, cold cereals & milk Sausage & pepper frittata - custardy! Corn muffins (a must try!) Yogurts Fruit salad Heidelberg wheat, raisin & sunflower seed bread slices (& toaster) Coffee & tea station Orange, ruby grapefruit & cranberry juices Jams, butter, & condiments If you're coming to town & prefer a close stay to the sights here, & a smaller inn experience, this is the place to be! The inn has a selection of cycling-related accessories to purchase also.

Beautiful location, great/large sites, beautiful view from each site, very well managed and a great…read morestaff. Only downside is that it's in the middle of nowhere. We left Ilion NY and finally pulled over because we "knew" this wasn't right. An older guy pulled over and had us follow him to the entry. Great Western NY hospitality.....which was greatly appreciated! We'll stay longer next time

Katie is absolutely the (B.B.E.) Best Bartender Ever. There…read moreare always great Beers on tap. Their food is delicious and their Servers are terrific. It's a great place to frequent.

Absolutely beautiful campground. The owner is friendly and eager to share about the area. This is…read moreour second time here. It's charming and beautifully maintained! It's quiet, simple and beautiful.

Veteran owned and operated. Second generation operation. Established in the early 60s. Fantastic…read morePlace for a quiet weekend away or while visiting Cooperstown. The store as well appointed and they have a large arcade to keep the kids happy. There is also a swimming pool. Super responsive and super nice people to help you in and out no matter the time of day. Can't wait to come back again!

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.

We booked the whole inn for the weekend. The place is great. The owner had made a lot precautionary…read morearrangements. The place was very comfortable and very well kept. Would consider going there again!

My husband, mother, and I enjoyed our three-day stay at The Phoenix Inn very much…read more We were in Cooperstown for a family wedding and I was looking for a place that would be easily navigable for my mother, who has some mobility issues. As I searched through possibilities, the first-floor suite at The Phoenix Inn caught my eye and made my decision very easy. This Inn provides everything you need, but there are no frills - the decor and accommodations are pleasant and clean. The beds are very comfortable, there is plenty of hot water, and the wi-fi worked great. There were power strips throughout the room, so we could plug in and recharge our devices. Vicki made the beds and changed the towels daily. There are daily newspapers in the common room and there is always fresh coffee, tea, and hot chocolate available. The guest fridge in the Inn's kitchen is great for chilling the goodies you get at Ommegang Brewery or the local wineries. The food is excellent. Each morning Vicki provides a buffet featuring fresh fruit, Greek yogurt, cereal, freshly-baked goodies from the Inn's kitchen, and a hot dish. The stand-outs during our visit were the Blueberry French Toast and the Raspberry-Cream Cheese Coffeecake. Vicki was amenable to special requests and was happy whip up a few scrambled eggs for my diabetic husband and she made sure to have the appropriate foods for two pregnant vegan women who were guests during our time there. The Inn is within 10-15 minutes of most of Cooperstown's attractions, but located away from it all. We had no trouble sleeping. I'd return to The Phoenix Inn.

AllStar Village is one crazy and amazing experience for kids and their families who enjoy playing…read morebaseball. For the naysayers on here that worry about the money (yes, it does cost money) but if you worry about that then don't worry about coming here, no offense. If you go to hotel, they charge you for wi-fi at some places, lol. Once you are past the money part, the whole baseball experience is about the kids learning to bond with their teammates. It about the kids getting a chance to play with other teams from across the globe (we have played boys from Philly, Jersey, Cali)! There are life lessons for the boys here too. Learning to live on their own, learning to overcome adversity if things do not go their way or if the food is not exactly to their liking. Then the boys get to go to Cooperstown, NY and the Baseball Hall of Fame! Now, that place is SPECIAL. It may bring a grown man whom loves baseball to tears and a kid to joy to see their favorite player's picture or home-run ball. If your team gets a chance, grab it, and forget the money and grab the memories for you never know when something "may be the last". Player/Coaches Food: I stayed in the bunks with the team so to de-bunk some of the concerns from the parents' reviews of wait times and food quality. The first night was the only night for any waiting for food. All other times, I never had to wait for food. I would walk right up and start going through the lines. They serve food 6am-9/10pm (not sure what time they closed every night). I thought that since they were feeding over 1,000 people everyday that the food was not bad. However, the parents were getting stories from the picky kids that the food was gross lol. Some days it was better than others but overall it kept us fed, with a mix of proteins, carbs and veggies. Safety/Medical: Top Notch and respond quick. We had a few medical events for players and a parent and every-time, the medical staff was there within minutes. They were all super friendly and took excellent care of our team. Barracks/Bathroom/Showers: This was a tough job for the staff since the kids are lawless without their parents around. If they escape coaches eye for a minute they are doing dumb things. So, the bathrooms are messy and the bunks smell like locker rooms at times but no one really cares when you are on site since you are there playing baseball. The staff cleans it up every day but literally within minutes, it is wrecked again. So, go into the barracks with the mindset that it is like camping. It is not the Taj Mahal and don't expect a Grand Hyatt service. However, I did wake up in the middle of baseball heaven everyday and loved every minute we got to share it with the team. For when we got to look out on the diamonds with the rolling hills in the background, nothing else really matters. Enjoy!!

very disappointing a team gets knocked out way too early because Management pairs up with a top…read moreteam, which makes no sense. This makes it a waste of time and money because you will not get to play the last day.

We stayed in one of the cottages. It was very cozy. We had a spectacular view of the lake. We are…read morealready planning to go back.

We were told this location will be close to our destination and we now learn its 45 mins away with…read morea 2 way highway that we would travel for the week will stay here. I attempted to cancel the hotel and explained the situation. Sadly, I rec a response from a very rude employee Jennifer who denied the cancelation. $800 was lost in this situation. We return next year with our 11u, we will not be returning to this hotel.