Landmark Inn

Great b&b! Such a welcoming and accommodating staff and such a cute house! The breakfast was fresh and yummy (they were happy to accommodate a vegetarian) and free apple cider and cookies and cracker jacks in the house! Staff helped us with dinner reservations.
We went in November and the room stayed warm! We were fortunate to stay in a suite and the space was huge with a fire place and an amazing shower.
The house is old and the floor is creaky (granted this is part of the charm)!! It is a quiet and peaceful and warm atmosphere but I did feel the need to tip toe and lower my voice… That was my only concern.
I would highly recommend staying here to experience the Cooperstown charm and be within walking distance of all the town!

Just stayed one night in May 2010 before a job interview. I’ve never stayed at a B&B before that night, and WOW! Totally cool!
I believe Landmark inn has 10 guest-​rooms over two floors. My room had the old-​world charm, very lovely with an inviting vibe. I had a very delicious breakfast at the pretty dining room. Unexpected cozy night, home away from home.
Five Unilocal

We stayed at The Landmark Inn for two nights this Valentine’s Day, and couldn’t have wished for a better experience! In our opinion, this B&B is the best in town!
We planned the weekend in advance and visited several other B&Bs in the area prior to choosing The Landmark. Our room was very comfortable, nicely decorated, with a spacious ‘dream shower’. There were fireplaces in the living room and the breakfast/​dining room. The breakfast was delicious and fresh, different each morning, tables set with a great taste!
The best of all was the service, the owners Robyn and Casey, as well as the staff, go above and beyond to make the stay and the breakfast special. Highly recommend!!!

Great bed & breakfast experience. My wife and I spent three nights at the Inn over the Memorial Day weekend. The owner and staff are small town friendly — warm and engaging. The Inn has an in-​house chef that makes delicious breakfasts. They do numerous small things — fresh, home made cookies, peanuts and CrackerJacks, spring water that is slightly lemon flavored, preset breakfast tables set up just for you and your party, communication by email before your visit with links to local restaurants and an offer to set up reservations for you, etc. — that add up to a very pleasant experience. Our room, the Twain Room, was comfortable with a flat screen TV and a large bathroom. If you are looking for a chain hotel experience, this place is not for you. If you are looking for a place that feels like home — warm, comfortable and cozy — except for you have folks to keep things tidy and clean for you, the Landmark Inn is the place to stay in Cooperstown. And it is a close 10 – 15 minute walk to the Baseball Hall of Fame and everything on Main Street.

First time at a B&B, it was fantastic! Our room was great and so was the owner. Everyone was so friendly, I felt at home.

We spent 3 nights here for our daughter’s wedding. It’s a very charming & intimate B&B with the MOST gracious owner/​hostess Robin. Rooms are beautifully decorated, beds comfy with the fluffiest down comforters ever. It’s an old house, with creaky wooden floors, fireplaces, cozy living room, & yes, slower plumbing, all of which adds to its charm, I think! Let the hot water run while you brush your teeth & get over it.
Handicap accessible room was comfy & well-​equipped, easily accessed with ramp & a great deck outside the door.
Breakfast was fabulous, with new menu each day, all fresh & delicious. Coffee available ²⁴⁄₇. Robin even stayed up late to accommodate our post-​wedding reception in the living room. Location is perfect for Baseball Hall of Fame & other sights.
if you want sleek & modern, go elsewhere. If you want to feel welcome & at home, come here. We all loved it & have NO complaints!

Nice high end B&B. Breakfast was incredibly decadent, the rooms were nice, clean and I didn’t notice folks in other rooms like the other folks. Really nice location — close to main street but with enough distance that you feel away from it all. Also I loved the free cookies in the afternoon.
One absolute pet peeve was the terrible toilet paper — when you’re paying $ 400 a night (it was induction weekend) you can spring for two ply paper. I’ve never had such bad toilet paper which is pathetic. Other minor annoyances: water takes forever to heat up and TV is old school tube TV.
Overall, great place — would stay again if they fixed the toilet paper!

What a beautiful inn. We loved our room (#10), which had a private entrance and a double shower with more jets than we knew what to do with.
The food was delicious, and the people were fantastic. The inn is in a great location, and has plenty of acreage and a wonderful back deck. We enjoyed playing frisbee in the backyard.
Great value, and a wonderful, private b&b!

Beautiful building. Delicious (2 course) breakfast with extremely tasty coffee. Very friendly and accommodating staff.
We stayed in room 10 and it was as nice as, if not nicer than some higher end hotels we’ve stayed in. Tastefully decorated and a beautiful bathroom with the appropriately named, dream shower. I would have stayed in there all day.
Only negatives were the walls are very thin so you can hear everything your neighbors are, ah-​hem, doing and our «king sized» bed was 2 twins pushed together. I would give it 4.5 stars if i could but its definitely better than 4, hence the 5 stars. Would totally recommend to others and would definitely come back.

Beautiful example of historic rehabilitation, rooms are quite private and staff is friendly but non-​invasive. Breakfast is served at individual tables per room and is lovely.

We recently stayed at the Landmark and very much enjoyed our stay. Only reason it doesn’t get a 5 star rating is the price, a tad pricey. We stayed in room #2 which has it’s own private entrance so you do not have to walk through the house everytime. Room # 2 was spacious, well decorated. The furniture and bedding was all very nice. The 2 person jacuzzi was a very nice treat as well has the 7 heads in the rain shower!
The negative feedback I’d say is the old plantation style shutters are very old and don’t close all the way and there are no curtains. Granted I don’t think you can really see in, it was still a little strange not having curtains for peace of mind and privacy. The shutters hadn’t been dusted in a while as I saw one small remnant of a cobweb clinging to the top. The walls were tad thin as is expected in an old mansion like this but it wasn’t too noisy as most of the guests were very quiet. You could just hear running water, flushing toilets and voices at anytime of day or night.
Another note for picky eaters, they do not give you an open menu for breakfast. I personally enjoyed all the selections they gave us but one of us in our duo is a little more picky and didn’t like the brocolli quiche offered one morning. The pastries and breads are outstanding so don’t skip them. Worth the extra calories. The coffee bar is a nice amenity but other then that the inn doesn’t offer any special amenities or activities. So if you are looking for that, this might not be for you. This inn is about relaxtion and privacy. The innkeepers are nice but extremely unobtrussive. They are coridal but leave you to your time away and do not linger for long conversations. If you are B&B extremist, again this might not be the place for you if you really like the face time with an innkeeper.
The proximity to town is perfect. It’s only about a 10 minute walk to the Hall of Fame. Just enough to get a little exercise and burn off dinner calories… We would definitely stay here again, just need to save up some $$ ahead of time.

Charming and comfy /
straight out of 1856 /​
but with great wifi.