We liked this hotel overall. Good location, clean, excellent service. Seems to be a lot of families that stay, so if a kid-filled atmosphere annoys you, don't stay here. There is a microwave in the room which is handy, but no refrigerator. There is ice, though. A supermarket and variety of fast-food places are in the next lot over. Breakfast... More

My husband and I visited Cooperstown on October 28, 2011, the last night of the World Series. Where else to watch the last game ? I picked this hotel as it was the closest of the "chain" hotels to town, but in reality they all are about the same distance away. The town was very empty due to the forecast... More

We stayed here for a weekend visit to the the Baseball Hall of Fame. The rooms were well-appointed and free breakfast provided variety and plenty to eat. More

Well here's my second part and I have some advice for the Holiday Inn. Families who come with kids should NOT be put on 2nd floor. All I heard was running back and forth at 11pm and then again at 7am. I think couples with NO kids should be on 2nd flr. As for breakfast it was good can't complain... More

Im here now in room 110 and just finished a 5 hour drive up to cooperstown from queens and the room is nice and clean. Went to pool and my 2 year old nephew had a blast. After getting into the shower to wash off the chlorine i couldnt help but notice mold in the corner where the tub is... More

This hotel was clean and fine for a night's rest when visiting the Baseball Hall of Fame. The rate also was excellent. It does not have the charm of the B and Bs in town and you will need to drive your car to the town for shopping, dinner and the Hall of Fame visit. It is true that the... More

was here for work back in july and it was a great place to call home for a few days! the room was nice & spacious, clean, modern, breakfasts were very good, nice & quiet and set back off the highway. its just a short drive to the hall of fame & center of town....nice location. I was here during... More

We stayed at the Holiday Inn Express in Cooperstown for two nights and you can't beat the price or the accomodations! The staff was very helpful for some of our extra needs and very friendly. A nice clean place to stay with a free breakfast that comes with so many choices you won't come away hungry. This is where we... More

Finding a hotel was the hardest part of planning my trip to Cooperstown, NY. The majority of the properties near the Baseball Hall of Fame are either old motels with outdoor corridors (which I typically avoid) or bed and breakfast inns (not my cup of tea). The upscale Cooper Inn was a bit too expensive. Thankfully, I found a few... More