Hoteles cerca de Museo de los Granjeros en Cooperstown

“Si todo limpio y perdonal excellente ”

“Excelente y totalmente tranquilo.”

“Check in was very smooth. The room was clean and the staff was very helpful”

“Muy buen hotel ”

“Todo perfecto. Sólo la presión de la ducha debería ser mejor.”

“We had a wonderful two night stay at the Meadowlark. There is everything you need for a comfortable stay at your fingertips. The rooms are spotlessly clean. And Austin is a fabulous host! He makes a great breakfast for his guests every morning with warm conversation. This motel has more of a bed and breakfast feeling with cozy vibes. I highly recommend and would definitely return!”

“It was clean, close to all the things needed to do”

“El deyanuno estaba muy rico la limpieza exelente ”

“Bien”

“Cuando fui hacer el check in no habia nadie que nos atendiera….de hecho nunca lo vimos…lo llamamos por el cel y solo nos indicó que nuestro cuarto era el 8 y que subieramos por la escalera….donde solo se escuchaba una música de fondo….mi experiencia fue terrorífica que abandonamos el lugar inmediatamente….jamás nadie nos atendió ”

“If you want a place where there's some space and just to sleep, then for the price they charge it's a nice place to stay. Other places were much more and we were visiting Cooperstown for my son's 12U. baseball tournament and we only used this place to sleep and get up and go to the game and repeat. It served its purpose. The staff were a family that resided at the property and they were respectful and friendly.”

“Finding a pet-friendly place is always difficult. Sprinkle in a single night’s stay on a holiday weekend near Cooperstown into the mix and it becomes impossible. HOWEVER…at KC’s…we stayed in a brand new room which was entirely spotless on a bed that gave us the best night of sleep in memory! The property is still under some construction, but the value here is really, really great!”

“Neat 1800’s hotel. Odd scarcity of people. Beds need replacing. Good pizza and convenience store nearby. Close to Cooperstown.”