When I think of a B&B I think of nice, clean and comfortable accommodations. This place has none of…read morethese. The reviews do not reflect the current conditions of the property. I'll start with the worst feature: the shower water smelled like sewer water. I was later told that there is an abundance of sulfur in the water causing that smell. It was awful! The breakfast on the first day was lacking....only convenience foods such as yogurt, cereal, breads, milk, juice & coffee. The second day was less than that as the cereal was never added to the options and there was no one around to make coffee. After the first night, I wanted a new washcloth. There was none in the room and no one to ask. The bed was well worn and the room was not very clean. I cannot recommend this place.

You know when you have a craving for something and it's been on your mind all day? You just need to…read morefill that void, whatever it is. For ease of example, let's say you really want french fries. Once you run out to the diner (or local fast food joint) and FINALLY get them in your hands they're lukewarm -- and a little under-salted. Not perfect, but OK. Your craving is satisfied, nothing extraordinary ... but satisfied none the less. When I think about my experience at Hayden Creek I get that type of feeling. The Inn is located 15 minutes north of Cooperstown, in rural area. It's quiet, and the distance allowed us an opportunity to drive along the lake and take in the beautiful fall views. Accommodations are not luxurious, but that doesn't mean there is anything wrong with the appearance of Hayden Creek. Sure, it could use fresh paint here and there but it's quite clean and curious. The decor is artsy, with items collected from all around the world. Word of caution - the walls are THIN. The first night there we heard other patrons laughing outside and smoking till 1 in the morning. I didn't complain, even if I am a light sleeper (I understand people are on vacation too), but the owner came by and apologized the next morning, which was kind. It didn't happen again but unfortunately, I didn't sleep well the following night either ... the fire alarm kept beeping! We were resetting it every hour. Why is this in a customer's room? I don't understand. When I brought it up I got a meek sorry and shrug. Again, not really his fault but that alarm console had no place in our room. The owner is kind and hospitable, but not especially chatty. From what I can tell from the trip advisor reviews I read, this really puts people off. As for me personally, I don't mind at all. The temperature dropped dramatically the second day we were there and we found a little heater set on low in the room when we came back in the afternoon. That was a nice little touch that made us feel welcome. I was however disappointed that they did not have bikes to loan out (as they state on the website). I was really looking forward to a long bike ride on my first day up there (before it got coooold). The area is beautiful and scenic and I would have rather been experiencing it outside than from the passenger seat of a Subaru. Breakfast was suitable and healthy but wasn't exactly a huge spread. Probably our fault since we slept in both days. Eggs were cooked to order. The breakfast area was a large back room with a view of a their lovely sprawling backyard and creek. Had the weather been warmer, I would have wholeheartedly enjoyed ending the night with a glass of wine under the canopy next to creek. For the price, Hayden Creek isn't a bad place to stay. It will satisfy your B&B craving, or perhaps just be a stop on a bigger journey somewhere else. Don't expect grand flattery or luxury, but instead a straightforward spot to hopefully catch some ZZZ's when you're enjoying Cooperstown.

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

Cooperstown Bed and Breakfast was wonderful. We stayed with our son on his birthday. The hosts,…read morePhil, Samantha and Zane are kind, inviting and fun to pet (guess which one likes to be pet). The beautiful old Victorian style home exceeded expectations. Such character and charm with a modem updated bathroom ensuite. But the best part of the stay is breakfast. Samantha is a great chef. Whether the baked treats or farm fresh egg breakfasts she does not disappoint. I encourage you to ask to see the chickens. They even surprised our son with a chocolate treat for his birthday from a local chocolate shop. We highly recommend staying here for your trip to Cooperstown. If you like old charming homes and delicious breakfast this place is for you.

- free parking - great location…read more- great service - great AC - homemade cookies - coffee available all day - comfy bed - cable TV - delicious homemade breakfast with many homemade products - they have chickens, that produce the eggs - they make the sausage and some of the syrups - even the small room was spacious - fridge was compact but it held a lot

My wife an I needed a place to stay during our 3 day trip to Cooperstown last September. The…read moreGateway Inn caught my wife's attention and she booked a room for us. The owners were friendly and helpful. The owner gives his guests a choice of one of his watercolor paintings, they're copies, but a pleasant surprise none the less. The room was one of four in one of the buildings. Private entrance. The room had two beds, a queen and a twin. The rooms appoinents were cozy, the bath towels thick and fluffy though they could be bigger. My only compliant is that the fans in the bathroom are too loud. The fan on the room next to ours woke us up at 6AM. We would stay here again next time we visit the Baseball Hall of Fame I had contacted Eric (the owner) about the noisy fan and I think his reply to me is one more reason to stay there next we go back. You can read his reply here..... We are pleased that you found our inn to be 'Quaint, quiet and convenient' - all being qualities that we strive for. Sorry about the fan, a day before you posted your comment, the bearing burnt out - obviously the root of your early morning awakening. Rest assured, the problem has been resolved. It is also warming to know that you appreciated the complimentary matted watercolor print. A prior guest said that it was his best Cooperstown Souvenir. For us, it is merely one way that we show our clientele that we appreciate they selected Gateway Inn & Suites as their resting spot. Hope to see you in the future, Eric (the owner) Thanks Eric, you will when we go back for Pumpkinfest.

I was impressed by this place. It's very close to town but so much cheaper than other places! We…read morepaid $65 during the off season for a large room with two beds. The pet charge is $10 a night which is a little annoying (EVERY night?) but still nice to have an option for pets. There is a ton of outdoor space- gazebo, picnic tables, etc. Very family friendly. I love that it almost feels like a little cabin! I will definitely be back!

We rented the whole place for 3 nights for a Wedding. Absolutely clean beautiful, historic and…read moreprivate. The owners were so incredibly accommodating, but invisible unless you needed something. Breakfast was amazing stating with fresh fruit beautifully presented in a bowl over yogurt and different entrees each day including a breakfast burrito with a béarnaise sauce that was incredible. The house itself was like a museum centrally located in town where everything was walking distance and a 15 minute ride from Cooperstown. You won't be disappointed. Fred M.

This is a charming and comfortable place, the owners are fun, reliable and…read more the best people you can deal with. Love them and will keep coming back!

Enjoyed our time at the Gables. The owners were very welcoming…read more The establishment is housed in two buildings. We stayed in a house on the corner with four rooms upstairs. For a small up charge it was worth the in room bath. Breakfast consisted of muffins and coffee. An equipped kitchen was available for our use. Additional rooms were available next door at a duplex building. We enjoyed our stay.

We came to see the Hall of Fame and settled in here for two nights. If you're planning a trip, I…read morewould highly recommend you come here as well. It is a very nice place, but the breakfast is spectacular. They're open to letting you pick a meal, and I tried waffles, sausage, eggs, they give you a plate full of biscuits - my goodness, it's all delicious. One of the best breakfasts I've had in as long as I can remember. Even the coffee is delicious stuff. I have too much shame to gorge myself stupid in someone else's home, but I easily could have and secretly wish I would have. The owners are very accommodating, too. You're in their home, but they never make you feel like you're intruding on their space. That is a big plus. The problems with the place are beyond their control - there's nothing around, so once you come in for the night, you're pretty much stuck indoors. But that's a Cooperstown problem. There's just not much to do after 8. We even ventured around to find a nice place to eat, and it's shocking for a city guy like me to drive around such a rural area in the pitch darkness finding so little life around. Also, there's a fair amount of bugs, but I guess that's what you get when you're in the mountains. We weren't bothered by it. Pro tip: GPSes of all kinds have no idea how to get here. Yelp and google maps were confused. Google maps asked if we meant County Hwy 33 W - that is not the right one. Check out all the options the GPS gives you - Willow Tree is about 10 miles north of the Hall of Fame.

We booked March, right after the B&B opened. I had never stayed and a Bed and Breakfast. My…read moregirlfriend loves them, so I was apprehensively excited. The house was still under some renovations, and we were okay with that. We stayed in Room 1, and it was a pretty big room. The house was very comfortable and open, with a great deck and view out the back. John and Kim (and Emily) couldn't have been nicer. Breakfast is more than complete daily, and they'll make you whatever you want for dinner (salmon, steak, fried chicken, veggies). Only down part is there are a ton of ladybugs on the mountain, and without screens on all of the windows, they tend to get into the house. Otherwise, it was a really nice experience.

The Grand Colonial in Herkimer, NY is cozy, very clean and the Host, Mike loves making big…read morebreakfasts! Booking your room directly at grand-colonial.com is easy and your best option. We will definitely stay there again.

Lovely clean B&B. Best sleep in a long time. Would stay here again…read more ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________