Federal-period home built in 1805 on historic Phinney's Farm, famous as the site of the first playing of Abner Doubleday's new game, "Baseball." Close to the Glimmerglass Opera and the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Links to local bed and breakfasts provided by the Cooperstown Chanber of Commerce.

A four-suite bed and breakfast located just south of the main Cooperstown village.

Federal styled farmhouse accommodations plus swimming and fishing; conveniently located just six miles from the heart of Cooperstown sites. The tavern is reminiscent of the early nineteenth century stagecoach stop.

Nineteenth century bed and breakfast situated on two acres in the center of the village of Cooperstown.

Enjoy wildflowers and the wildlife that flourishes on eighteen acres of mapped New York State wetlands. Deer, beaver and game birds abound.

Nestled in the foothills of the Catskills, six miles out of Cooperstown, this 1823 farmhouse retains much of its original flaver.

A Country French Bed and Breakfast. Recently renovated 1870's Victorian home, decorated in Country French and antiques.

Just a short stroll from the Baseball Hall of Fame, the Farmers' Museum, Fenimore House and Cooperstown's charming Main Street.

The historic Phoenix Inn is located on 11+ acres, 2.5 miles south of Cooperstown, New York. Constructed after the Civil War to serve as a hotel for the local mill, the building has also been a dance hall, community center and tavern during the past century.

An 1884 farmhouse located six miles from Main Street and the Baseball Hall of Fame, about ten minutes from Dreams Park, and twenty-five minutes from The Glimmerglass Opera.