Holiday Inn Express & Suites Cooperstown

"Nice hotel that is close to Cooperstown that offers free breakfast. They have an indoor pool and fitness center. They also have a whirlpool although the jets are not strong. Rooms are clean and spacious but the walls are kinda thin. Ample parking. Friendly guest service."

"We are somewhat locals that stayed the night, but must say... very pleased with the whole stay. As a baseball father, coach, etc. If you're coming into town for Cooperstown Dreams Park, it's less than a mile. Cooperstown 3 to 5 miles. We did the king bed suite, which was huge and relaxing with a bathroom off the bedroom with shower behind the door not pictured. But had a jet tub for 2 in the room. Room also offered joining room. But I don't know what the other room was on the otherwise of the door. Has a little sink, refrigerator and cabinets in the livingroom area. Food for dinner we did new york pizza in Cooperstown. Their review will be coming on their page. But Cooperstown has a lot to offer. We will go back... Pool and hot tub was one huge reason we booked it and we were not disappointed. The breakfast was simple and okay. Staff was very friendly And most of all the hotel was up to date and very clean. Bonus we didn't use was a small outdoor playground and grass ball field, washer and dryer area too. I hope this helps.. and enjoy your stay."

"This is not a four star luxury hotel. I gave it four stars because for being a Holiday Inn it was impressive. Very clean, excellent service and friendly staff."

"My family of 5 and I just left this hotel after a 2-night stay and I’m only giving it 2 stars because of its proximity to the Hall of Fame, the spaciousness of our bunk bed suite, and the free coffee in the lobby. Everything else was awful and we will never stay here again. Upon check-in, the front desk staff was not the friendliest, but we chalked it up to our late arrival. The drapes in our room did not fully close and our husband had to use binder clips he happened to have in his briefcase to clip them closed. The TV in the kids’ bunk bed area was not working. The shampoo ran out while I was in the shower and there was nothing I could do but use the body wash to wash my hair. I understand that giving out mini toiletries is probably not cost effective and I have no problem with providing larger bottles in the shower, but if hotels are going to do that, the cleaning staff needs to check the bottles daily to make sure they are not running low. But the worst experience for us was that from about 5:25 AM until 7:30 AM on our second morning, a woman sat on an outdoor bench that was right underneath our window and talked VERY loudly on her phone using very colorful language. She woke up our entire family, which made for a very horrible morning for our kids. We get it, that wasn’t the hotel’s fault. But when we were checking out, my husband very kindly mentioned the incident to the man at the front desk and instead of apologizing or even SOUNDING apologetic, he just said, “Oh yeah, she’s out there all the time,” and shrugged it off. Our issue is, if she is out there all the time talking loudly on her phone and waking people up at 5:30 AM, why has she never been asked to stop? Why does the hotel continue to leave a bench right outside of several rooms if there is an issue with people talking loudly during sleeping hours? And why we’re not even offered a simple “I’m sorry” when we raised the issue with the front desk worker? That just shows us that this hotel does not value their customers. Our baseball-loving family will certainly return to Cooperstown, but we will be finding somewhere else to stay."

"Five star all the way around; one of the nicest hotels we have ever stayed at. Price very reasonable. Nice short 3-mile drive into Cooperstown. Room very clean and nice, with very good lighting. Just a mile from a great restaurant: Upstate Bar & Grill, which we highly recommend. Would stay here again. Great staff."