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"Our family stayed in multiple rooms for 2 nights in April during spring break so we could visit the National Baseball Hall of Fame. The hotel was one week new and in a great location. The staff was friendly, helpful and on point. They really did a great job with the guests. The pool is an average size, nice, heated, and there is an outdoor space as well. For anyone who walks daily, there is a nice space around the hotel along the creek. They have a daily continental breakfast that worked out well for us. Additionally there are a few stores and restaurants close if needed. Overall we enjoyed the hotel and would definitely return. Kudos to the Staff! "

"Great hotel"

"Great check in, the room was clean and comfortable, the breakfast area was clean and well stocked. Very nice place to stay."

"Very happy with my experience "

"Convenient location not to far from Cooperstown. Very clean and quiet"

"I typically stick with name brand hotels but the reviews were good and the location was perfect so I decided to take a chance on a two night stay. I was not disappointed as the staff was friendly and helpful and the accommodations comfortable. It has a bit of a B&B feel as I made some new friends during breakfast. If you are planning a visit to the Baseball Hall of Fame I’d highly recommend the Railroad Inn"

"The owner is restoring the hotel and has many artifacts from that bygone era."

"I checked in last night about 10 o’clock. I was greeted warmly by the clerk on the desk and my check was processed quickly and professionally. I found the room to be comfortable and parking was easy."

"Note: We stayed during Cooperstown's off, off season. Review: We were there for a conference at The Otsaga Hotel. We wanted something a little more cost effective. This lovely little hotel is rustic, but clean. We had hot water, heat, and THE ENTIRE PLACE to ourselves. Talk about peaceful! The proprietor was helpful, answered her phone, and this place is only a 14 minute drive to Cooperstown. "