I just stayed here again. I never get tired of the views there. I live in a small city and I can't…read morewait to get out and see nature. Fieldstone Farm is a breath of fresh air in a world full of cookie-cutter hotels and motels. You can stay in a cabin, or one of the other townhouses in the middle of "Farm Central" upstate New York. I always see a multitude of wildlife. They just got a new boat with a shade for the big pond, so you can hang out all day on the water without getting sunburn. They have some nice amenities like a tennis court, volleyball court, basketball court, game room/arcade, a nice size in the ground outdoor pool, billiards room and another smaller pond for fishing. There's a nice rolling stream too. The view from the top of the hill is absolutely stunning. The staff is very pleasant and helpful. Pictures don't do it justice. I can't wait to go back.

We had a lovely stay at the Fieldstone Farm Resort on August 9-11, 2012. We were in the area for a…read morewedding in Cooperstown. Initially I had wanted to stay on the water, but we took the "road less traveled" and so glad we did. It is a serene and peaceful location. Once we figured out the route we found it to be quite convenient to Cooperstown and surrounding attractions, and the views are magnificent. The stars at night were incredible. I loved the area and was glad to be away from the traffic and congestion up and down the lakefront. The owners of the Fieldstone Farm, John and Jeannie, were very friendly and accommodating. Our unit was spotless. I would happily stay here again.

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.

Sweet sweet spot to spend a night, or more. Clean. Very comfy. Quiet. Scenic route, worth the trip…read more Great water pressure, & very good water for drinking too!

The Meadowlark Inn is a surprising gem in upstate New York. The rooms are spacious, clean and…read morecomfortable. The giant backyard is fun for kids to play in or to gather. But the real gem is the proprietor, Austin. He made us feel so at home and went above and beyond to ensure our stay was memorable. He made waffles for all the guests and even went out and bought gluten free waffles for me. This really is more of a charming Bed and Breakfast instead of a roadside motel. I would recommend the Meadowlark to anyone looking to stay in the area.

There's "quaint," and there's "old." This was more the latter. Wallpaper peeling off the switch in…read morethe bathroom, trim in need of paint. Wires seemingly everywhere. Outside needs a paint job (we visited in June, so winter weather was no excuse.). Business office in the kitchen was a mess. Open storage spaces/closets fiilled with old stuff. Great food can make or break a B&B, and it was so disappointing (cold, stale pancakes, cold sausage, unripe fruit) that we went elsewhere for breakfast the second day. People were nice, location was good, but we thought it was overpriced for the quality.

Cute B&B, Ed is so nice!! Its fine for a couple of nights. Not fancy, you feel like you are at…read moreyour grannies house. We stayed in the cottage, our room you entered through the bathroom which we found funny. Bed was comfy. My husband had breakfast and he said it was very tasty! Parking is a little tight but fine. Great location, everything is within walking distance which is a plus.

Loved our stay! After a long drive the bed was truly so comfy and cozy. The air conditioning was…read morealso ideal for the humidity. I will totally be recommending Kountry living to others, we had easy parking and access to our room. The food at breakfast was so yummy and the hosts are so sweet!

I stayed here in December for a few days and it was an amazing experience. The accommodations are…read moreincredible, the home is completely immaculate, and the breakfast (made-to-order!) each morning by Chris is spectacular. If you're in the Oneonta/Cooperstown area give Kountry Living B & B a call! 6 stars!

This was our second stay and once again we loved the experience. The lodge is next to Lake Otsego…read morewhich is just secluded enough to be nice and peaceful. We were fortunate to be visiting while the fall colors were reaching their peak which made relaxing on the large private deck attached to our room a pleasure. The lodge is well appointed ensuring our stay was very comfortable. The owners were friendly and welcoming and we enjoyed chatting with them over delicious breakfasts. We left feeling pampered and content. What more could you ask?

If you're coming to Cooperstown, this is the best accommodation you can possibly have. We stayed in…read morethe Woodside room which faces the lake. They were more than accommodating and gave us a breakfast which we can choose from daily. It was great food and great service five star all the way. Bridget and Lou are awesome! They were even nice enough to let us use our electric grill on the deck( which was awesome ) facing the lake and what wooded areas. We saved a lot of money on the local restaurants which all really lacked quality ....average at best. It was a little bit more money than other B&Bs in area... but well worth it. They had a hiking trail right next to the property about 5 miles long which was one of the prettiest trails I have ever hiked . I did it twice! Just minutes from Glimmerglass State Park with a huge and beautiful beach! It was a little cold so we could not use beach. I cannot say enough about this bed and breakfast and we will be going back into years when my other son plays at Cooperstown.

The Barnwell Inn checks off all the boxes you want in a B&B, or hotel, for that matter. The room -…read moreand bed - is comfortable. The room was serviced everyday, including new towels. There were a sufficient number of outlets for all the electronic charges, et cetera, the A/C worked fine, the TV had a digital cable package, it had a mini-fridge, and the bathroom was big enough to accommodate two people. The location was convenient - two blocks away from Main Street, so it was quiet, but only about an 8 minute walk into town, including the Hall of Fame (baseball, for all you coming to town for the opera). Three different churches are about five minutes away by walking, and there was sufficient parking at the Barnwell, even with a full house. Mark and Tara were outstanding hosts. Very personable, with good senses of humor. Attention to service was evident with all the "special" things done for breakfast for various guests (this reviewer included). Example: When the Keurig was broken a replacement was purchased within twelve hours. Yes, coffee is provided 24/7. Tara was an outstanding 'concierge' with recommendations of restaurants and the local area. Mark has an obvious passion for cooking, evidenced by the quality of the breakfasts (as well as the amount of food we had!). Anyone who will buy andouille sausage via mail order to ensure a good quality pays attention to the little details. Three days, three breakfasts, and nothing was repeated. Bottom Line: Whatever you expect out of a stay at a bed & breakfast will be exceeded at the Barnwell Inn.

After dragging my feet for years I finally gave in and traveled to Cooperstown to visit the…read moreBaseball Hall of Fame with my husband. I wasn't looking forward to the trip until I had my first contact, through Tara, with the Barnwell Inn. She and her husband Mark make you feel like welcome guests from your first inquiry about reservations until your final day at the Inn. They are a truly gracious couple! After we made reservations, Tara provided us with recommendations of things to do in the area as well as places for lunch and dinner. She also offered to make reservations for us. All of her suggestions were excellent. The Hall of Fame wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, although I didn't feel the need to visit for a second day. Tara recommended the Fennimore Art Museum, and I spent an enjoyable morning exploring there. The Inn is in a lovely home in a quiet neighborhood, and is only a few blocks from the HOF, shops and restaurants. Cooperstown is a great town for walking. One of the best parts of staying at the Barnwell Inn is the breakfast. It is presented beautifully, and the food is out-of-this-world good! Our stay at the Barnwell Inn was one of the best lodging experiences we've ever had. I'm even looking forward to a return trip to Cooperstown! There appear to be other lovely inns and b&b's in Cooperstown, but there is no need to look beyond the Barnwell Inn.

We came here from NYC on a trip and Cooperstown was one of the destinations. We drove the 4 hours…read morefrom the city, beautiful drive once out of NYC. The motel is cute and located in a good spot. Rooms were cute and vintage and check in was easy. Definitely glad we stayed here since free parking and so walkable to the town of Cooperstown. We would definitely stay here again and loved the covered outdoor patio on the 2nd floor where our room was, we were able to sit and eat dinner together. Last night some people were out there at 9pm and the walls aren't very sound proof but they were quiet by 10 so whatever. Old motel makes for thin walls so bring ear plugs if your a light sleeper. Great location! Great motel.

Super friendly staff. Clean! Very quiet space and plenty of parking. Within walking distance of the…read moremuseum and restaurants. Would def stay again.