My boyfriend and I stayed at the Landmark Inn in early October 2007. We stayed in Room #4 and could not have been more pleased. I booked the trip as a birthday present so we really wanted it to be special and it was. The room was plenty big and had all the necessary amenities; fridge, TV, hairdryer, etc. as well as some nice extras, a jacuzzi tub and down comforter on the bed. The breakfast both mornings was gourmet and delicious; they even made sure to cater to my boyfriend's allergies.
The Inn was only a short walk to Main St. and the Hall of Fame. It was great to be able to park your car when you arrive and know that you will not need it again all weekend.
We have already told friends and family about this wonderful B&B and would recommend it again and again.
We had a completely wonderful and relaxing trip that turned out to be better than we could have imagined.

It's time for the Glimmerglass Opera fanatics to weigh in! Yes, the Landmark Inn is as fantastic as all the honeymooners, leaf-peepers and Baseball Hall of Fame-goers say it is. It is a relaxing, welcoming refuge for me and a friend during four days of opera-going and oratorio-attending. As repeat visitors of many summers, we are greeted by Gary and staff with bright smiles and attention to our every need. Everyone who's ever been there knows the breakfasts are great. As lovely as the house is, the grounds are large, serene, and the perfect place to read a book or listen to opera on your iPod. We re-up every year for the next summer season as we depart.

First stay at a B&B, we enjoyed a 2-night stay in early August as part of our honeymoon.
A great location, a short walk to the Hall of Fame allows time to make several trips in a day if desired. Management was very helpful with any needs. Room was very nice, shower and jacuzzi were excellent and provided plenty of room. Private entrance was nice, although the shutters didn't provide complete privacy.
Breakfast was great the first day, delicious pancakes and bacon. Was disappointed with second day's fare as the menu was quiche -- surprising that a place that takes great care of dealing with any dietary needs would serve something with spinach and peppers for breakfast. Others probably enjoyed the menu more than I did.
Food in the area is adequate, but nothing great. The Tunnicliff and Pioneer Patio were good, although service was a little slow, especially for what I expected being there mid-week.
For non-baseball fans, the town also boasts the Fenimore Art Museum and the Farmers Museum. We enjoyed the Farmers Museum and thought the art museum was OK.
Would likely stay at this place again, although I thought the pricing was a little high.

Lovely B&B only 4 blocks from Baseball Hall of Fame. The room was well-appointed. There could have been a bit more sound-proofing between rooms, but that is a frequent problem with B&B's. The food was outstanding. The Village of Cooperstown is beautiful -- a welcome respite to the hustle and bustle of a week in New York City.