We were in Cooperstown last week and we stayed at the Cooper Inn.The property is an old home in the center of town, so it is very well situated.To be honest we were disappointed in the property for a number of reasons, the first being that the bathroom had not been properly cleaned after the last visitor so there were some issues with the cleanliness level. When I reported this to the man at the front desk he promptly came to clean the bath hinself.The second was that the property itself needs some work. The paint was peeling around the windows and the general impression is that they are due for a reno. The breakfast was very nice and the property is twinned with a larger hotel around the corner so you can take advantage of the facilities at the larger hotel.

I've stayed all over Cooperstown, and this is my favorite. The staff is charming and helpful, and you have access to the amenities of the Otesaga (you can use the gym and pool, and charge restaurants to your room), without the downsides (cost, and being forced to pay for dinner at their rather stuffy restaurant every night). Breakfast is simple but adequate, and the location is the best.

We stay here as often as possible. Our children feel like they are at their "other home", when we visit. The staff is delightful and accomodating. There are several options for accomodations; single space, fabulous suites, and a room with a balcony. We love being at the "sister" hotel to the Otesaga. It allows you access to their ammenities; pool and excercise room. It's as glamorous as the Otesaga with more personal attention.

We just returned from a trip to cooperstown new york and stayed at the cooper Inn. The staff was pleasant enough at check in but than we never saw them again!! It was very impersonable and they did not go out of their way to make you feel welcome. The rooms were small and though advertised as recently renovated they were shabby. The paint was peeling, the carpets worn and the decorations were sparse. The furniture was department store issue like you would see at a Howard Johnsons. The breakfast was a continental breakfast and nothing special. There was toast, english muffins a few boxes of cereal and a bowl of fruit. The Inn offered none of the niceties that most b and b's offer- afternoon tea, coffee, cookies etc. I definitely think that this place was not that great and very over priced compared to other places we have stayed.