I booked this "hotel" through Orbitz. Neither the description of the hotel nor the confirmation indicated that the room I am booking does NOT have its own bathroom facilities, certainly a standard feature in the US for rooms costing over $150 per night. When we arrived, there was NOONE on the premises, but some notes were left by the front door on how to find our room. That is when we found out the lack of private bathroom facilities. When we called the hotel's phone number, there was no reply, not even an answering machine. We called Orbitz and they succeeded to get in touch with them and told us that somebody will come to take care of us. In about half an hour somebody arrived. My wife explained that I have medical problems that involves lack of mobility and need for frequent toilet use and she was told that that is our problem and we can take the room or leave it, but under any circumstances they will not reimburse us for the charge they made to our credit card already for the room. We, of course, had to find another place (it was cheaper and naturally had a private bathroom with the bedroom). and we are now trying through Orbiz to get reimbursed our credit card charge.

Yes, it was like staying with your grandma. The lady was very nice and everything was clean. The only thing that creeped me out was the history of Cooperstown.

We stayed at the Green Apple Inn on August 14, 2007. the B & B was cozy and delightful. The Crispin room was perfect for a family of 3. The room w/ the twin bed was attached to our room . Karen was friendly and hospitable. She went out of her way to get my son chocolate milk for breakfast. Breakfast was delicious, the homemade blueberry cake and apple pancakes were great. Would recommend this B & B.

Staying here was just like staying at your grandmothers house. Everything was perfect. The sleeping rooms were well appointed and the bed was very comfortable. Leave the windows open and you will here the night sounds from the lake and village. Karen, the innkeeper, was a perefect host. Breakfast was old style. The Inn is a 5 block walk to the main area of town. I would suggest walking along the lake.