WOW! Poached…read morepears, white peaches with raspberries, blueberry pancakes, fresh hot homemade waffles with local maple syrup (no eggo's here!) etc. etc. etc.....(who even makes poached pears?) The Inn is very old and has been lovingly restored like a classic car to a better than original condition.True to its heritage but with modern utilities (plumbing etc...). The grounds and property are a working farm. We saw hundreds of geese on their southern migration. Be sure to take a walk it is beautiful. My wife and I have stayed at many B&B's and this is the best!

I stayed here with a friend in September 2010 as a stop over on our way to Sharon Springs for the…read moreHarvest Festival, we stayed one night. We arrived later in the evening (around 9PM). We did not really see the grounds that night when we drove in. We had to 'self check-in' and found our room. We were pleasantly surprised at how great the room was. We had a wood burning stove, flat screen TV, huge bed with comfy bed linens, and a huge private bathroom. The next morning we woke up to the smells of breakfast. We made it out to the dining room and there was a delicious spread along with the owners serving us and making plenty if conversation. We really enjoyed it. After breakfast we took a walk around the property, WOW. It was amazing. The farm is so pretty and truly a great spot for leaf peeping. I can't wait to go back next year!!

I almost hate sharing this little known hotel. Contemporary, completely remodeled rooms with…read moreefficiency kitchens right in Sharon Springs. If you are headed there for a visit, this small, quiet little gem will not disappoint you. In fact you will be pleasantly surprised at the accommodations. Breakfast at their 204 main st bistro is included and was great. Thanks guys for making our stay so special. The fresh dahlias were over the top in our room.

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.

We rented the whole place for 3 nights for a Wedding. Absolutely clean beautiful, historic and…read moreprivate. The owners were so incredibly accommodating, but invisible unless you needed something. Breakfast was amazing stating with fresh fruit beautifully presented in a bowl over yogurt and different entrees each day including a breakfast burrito with a béarnaise sauce that was incredible. The house itself was like a museum centrally located in town where everything was walking distance and a 15 minute ride from Cooperstown. You won't be disappointed. Fred M.

This is a charming and comfortable place, the owners are fun, reliable and…read more the best people you can deal with. Love them and will keep coming back!

I had the pleasure of staying at The Worcester Inn while attending a graduation party. My husband…read moreand I and our three children under 8 stayed in 304. Overall, this was a super pleasurable experience. Customer Service was exceptional! Staff was super accommodating and helpful! Local people were kind and courteous! We decide at the last minute to stay the night. Jim was so kind! I had originally asked to have one bed thinking...but once seeing the room decided to upgrade to a double bed. The room was large, two double beds, was clean. Decor is a little dated but is still charming and homey feeling! There is plenty of towels and blankets. We enjoyed the small seating area by the window to sit and reflect early morning to do reading. The only gripe which bumped the review down was our air conditioner is too small for the large room we had. Possibly could of be remedied if we turned it on prior to going in to Oneonta for dinner. We prefer our AC to be on high...it looked like the knobs have been taken off to prevent changing the settings. The next morning we decided it would be more convenient to have breakfast in the hotel. The breakfast was ABSOLUTELY amazing! We ordered the children's first. The two youngest had the mini pancake...which was not mini! The really enjoyed it! My oldest had French toast and sat and ate his whole meal with out saying a word! My husband had the Big O. He said it was seasoned perfectly! Jim was super accommodating. I asked if they had Gluten free options. He stated not anything specifically set to gluten free but his staff would make sure to meet my dietary needs. I had the corned beef hash with scrambled eggs! The homemade hash had huge chunks of corned beef complimented with some potatoes! Definitely the way hash should be made! This was such a great experience thank you so much for giving us such a wonderful stay!

Quaint. I went there a few times for lunch and dinner during the pre-pandemic era. I really…read moreenjoyed the meals and especially the salad bar. The seating is comfortable and the menu is nice. I am mostly vegan and sometimes vegetarian and there were food options. I am glad it has reopened after the pandemic. It is a surprise in such a small town.

Attended at wedding and was impressed with the food, service and attention to detail. Lovely set up…read moreand speedy transition between ceremony, and cocktail hour. Appetizers were delicious, salads, entrees thoughtfully prepared and desserts and coffee were perfect.

When I think of a B&B I think of nice, clean and comfortable accommodations. This place has none of…read morethese. The reviews do not reflect the current conditions of the property. I'll start with the worst feature: the shower water smelled like sewer water. I was later told that there is an abundance of sulfur in the water causing that smell. It was awful! The breakfast on the first day was lacking....only convenience foods such as yogurt, cereal, breads, milk, juice & coffee. The second day was less than that as the cereal was never added to the options and there was no one around to make coffee. After the first night, I wanted a new washcloth. There was none in the room and no one to ask. The bed was well worn and the room was not very clean. I cannot recommend this place.

You know when you have a craving for something and it's been on your mind all day? You just need to…read morefill that void, whatever it is. For ease of example, let's say you really want french fries. Once you run out to the diner (or local fast food joint) and FINALLY get them in your hands they're lukewarm -- and a little under-salted. Not perfect, but OK. Your craving is satisfied, nothing extraordinary ... but satisfied none the less. When I think about my experience at Hayden Creek I get that type of feeling. The Inn is located 15 minutes north of Cooperstown, in rural area. It's quiet, and the distance allowed us an opportunity to drive along the lake and take in the beautiful fall views. Accommodations are not luxurious, but that doesn't mean there is anything wrong with the appearance of Hayden Creek. Sure, it could use fresh paint here and there but it's quite clean and curious. The decor is artsy, with items collected from all around the world. Word of caution - the walls are THIN. The first night there we heard other patrons laughing outside and smoking till 1 in the morning. I didn't complain, even if I am a light sleeper (I understand people are on vacation too), but the owner came by and apologized the next morning, which was kind. It didn't happen again but unfortunately, I didn't sleep well the following night either ... the fire alarm kept beeping! We were resetting it every hour. Why is this in a customer's room? I don't understand. When I brought it up I got a meek sorry and shrug. Again, not really his fault but that alarm console had no place in our room. The owner is kind and hospitable, but not especially chatty. From what I can tell from the trip advisor reviews I read, this really puts people off. As for me personally, I don't mind at all. The temperature dropped dramatically the second day we were there and we found a little heater set on low in the room when we came back in the afternoon. That was a nice little touch that made us feel welcome. I was however disappointed that they did not have bikes to loan out (as they state on the website). I was really looking forward to a long bike ride on my first day up there (before it got coooold). The area is beautiful and scenic and I would have rather been experiencing it outside than from the passenger seat of a Subaru. Breakfast was suitable and healthy but wasn't exactly a huge spread. Probably our fault since we slept in both days. Eggs were cooked to order. The breakfast area was a large back room with a view of a their lovely sprawling backyard and creek. Had the weather been warmer, I would have wholeheartedly enjoyed ending the night with a glass of wine under the canopy next to creek. For the price, Hayden Creek isn't a bad place to stay. It will satisfy your B&B craving, or perhaps just be a stop on a bigger journey somewhere else. Don't expect grand flattery or luxury, but instead a straightforward spot to hopefully catch some ZZZ's when you're enjoying Cooperstown.

Home away from home vibes! Rooms are cozy and comfortable. The staff are friendly and efficient…read more Bonfires and s'mores are a must. The tavern also offers various snacks/appetizers and a delicious selection of homemade pizzas!

This is a great place for an intimate getaway. The service and food was amazing and rooms were cozy…read moreand had great designs. We loved the daily bon fires and afternoon snacks. The only downside was that there are not many restaurants/activities in the area to visit, its definitely more of a place to have a cozy stay in. We would love to come back!