We stayed two nights at the Lake and Pines with our daughters. The room was quite large and spacious, the breakfast area was in a lovely spot overlooking the lake, and there were a few things that made the visit nicer than in some of the other places we have stayed in in the Cooperstown area.
We did not use the pools, or the paddle boats, but everything looks clean and in good condition.
The breakfast was coffee, tea, hot chocolate, juice, toast, cereals, bagels, etc. Perfect for a quick breakfast before going to visit the town.

Most motels have rather firm mattresses and that’s great -- I like a firm mattress, but ours at Lake ‘N Pines was ultra hard. Trying to sleep on my side I had to constantly turn from side to side to avoid very sore hips and shoulders. Their mattresses aren’t just firm, they are over the top rock hard. I got so desperate for comfort I even tried sleeping on top of my pillow. If you enjoy sleeping on a rock this is the place to go.

Pros: 1.The view.
2. Large and clean room.
3. The view
Cons:
1. Room needs basic amenities such as a list of tv stations and a coffeemaker.
2. Needs a small table on balcony.
3. at these prices should have flat screen tv.
4. Won't extend 11 am checkout even for an hour.

Going strictly from the website, I expected a comfortable suite and access to the lake. We got charged more per night than the website quoted. The suite had a nice view of the lake but, that's the extent of my enjoyment of this place. The deck paint was peeling and besides a picnic table there were no chairs to sit and relax.
HARD mattress, hard foam pillows and very old polyester bed spreads. Very dated flimsy furniture. "Free Wifi"... I had to go outside and sit in the parking area to get a signal. There was one air conditioner in the wall in the living room of our suite but none in either bedroom. Very uncomfortable. The free breakfast was fine, nothing special but I did expect more than a bagel or cereal.
To sum up this review, I am very disappointed at the money we spent for what we got for the price. Again, thinking we could utilize the lake was a big part of why I chose this place. NO real lake usage here.