The Tunnicliff Inn

The good: by far the location, right in the middle of Cooperstown. Going during the ‘offseason’ allows space to park behind the inn. All of the staff we interfaces with were very nice. The bad: some of the things are mostly those that go along with the building this old. For example: the top step on the stairs was not level and seemed like a falling hazard. The rooms tended to creak with every step. The Wi-Fi seemed to be berry spotty and would often drop out. Also, while not part of the cost of the inn, the restaurant downstairs was sub par. Good enough for a quick drink, but I’d recommend going to another place in town for food.