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We were greeted upon arrival by owner Ed who personally walked us to our room, sharing charming stories of the Inn’s long history of interactions with Hall of Fame Baseball luminaries. The Inn was built around 1835 and still exhibits many original features. It is filled with baseball-themed collectibles. It has a pleasant fenced in backyard with an oval shaped jacuzzi style pool. There is onsite parking to the back and side of the Inn. And it is a very short walk to Doubleday Field and the many restaurants and shops that line Main Street. The Hall of Fame itself is about an easy 10-15 minute walk. We had a very good Italian dinner at Toscana on Main Street the Sunday night of our stay, and a good American cuisine dinner at Mel’s on Main Street the Friday night, both of which are very easy walks from the Inn. The staff at the Inn is friendly and helpful. Each morning we were served delicious breakfasts that featured fresh fruit, a freshly baked bread or muffin, a breakfast casserole or bake, sausage or bacon, homemade jam and coffee and juice. Daily room freshening service was offered. Overall an excellent stay. We would not hesitate to return.

Staff was friendly, dietary options, bed was comfortable, water containers in room with comfotable lounger. Loved the power strip to accomodate my electronics. What can be improved is the parking for larger vehicles but a space was found for my husbands truck. Though the bathroom was tight, the room was spacious. Cooperstown is quiet but you feel relaxed and refreshed after your stay.

Sweet staff. Cute old house. Delicious breakfast. Parking was tricky but we just parked on the street.

The parking made me a little nervous. Extremely tight. Breakfast was ok. Little muffin was a little stale and hard, breakfast served lukewarm. Would have appreciated some homemade breakfast items from local bake shop on Main St and Chestnut. Just a suggestion. Ed and Sunday morning staff, extremely welcoming and kind. Thank you also for locating my medication. Most appreciative!!

All of the staff were friendly and helpful. We were hit by an unexpected snowstorm, and they were very helpful to my wife and me to make sure that we didn't fall on the ice (we're in our 70s). Breakfast was delicious, locally sourced, and just enough to get us to lunch without any stomach growling. They asked when we arrived if we had any food allergies and were able to take those into account. We slept in a kingsize bed that was very comfortable, and the room was nicely furnished. Parking on site was limited, but they have access to a lot just two blocks away. All in all, a great place to take my wife on her birthday.

The staff was congenial and accommodating. The room was clean and comfortable. The breakfasts were delicious.

Very Clean.

Perfect location! Sandy at reception is a doll. Clean and quiet and comfy. Spacious, too. Walk to great Main Street of town. So reasonable as well. A

The room was very clean and quiet, breakfast was terrific and they were exceptionally hospitable. The owner graciously gave us a tour of his “wall of fame”.

How on earth this place received a 9.6 exceptional rating is beyond my comprehension. The small house is old and tired. The reviews on line are misleading.

Very nice BNB. We had never stayed at one before. Very clean and quaint. Close to everything around town so you are able to walk everywhere. Less than half mile to Baseball Hall of Fame

The 2 people we met were very nice. Just keep in mind , the Inn is an older home and sadly it is showing its age. We needed to ask for a heater, as the room was chilly and a draft could be felt coming thru the windows. We ended up leaving a day early. :(

Great location. Pleasant staff. Needs some serious updating. Room and bathroom were hard to look at.

The staff are such lovely people and so friendly. They put on a lovely breakfast every morning. I stayed in the carriage house which has the potential to be a really great spot for a family to stay with 2 rooms, each having a bathroom and common area with Kitchenette and access to rear balcony. The sad part was that since I stayed here last (about 4 years ago) it has not been updated. The wallpaper is peeling off the walls in the bathroom and mold is growing underneath in the shower room, which is a real health hazard. The bed squeaks and slides about the floor every time your turn. I woke up 1ft away from the wall it was out against. Would encourgae the owners to renovate and update these facilities and restore it back to the quaint little cottage b’n’b it used to be.

The White House Inn is immaculately clean and the decor is both historical and charming. Ed and the staff are friendly and accommodating. The breakfast is delicious. The location is convenient to downtown Cooperstown. All-in-all, an A + experience!

Perfect location! Sandy at reception is a doll. Clean and quiet and comfy. Spacious, too. Walk to great Main Street of town. So reasonable as well. A

Step in room into the bathroom was potentially a hazard

Well-located and comfortable. Coffee at breakfast was mediocre, so we went to a coffeehouse in town (The Stagecoach), which was excellent.

The room was very clean and quiet, breakfast was terrific and they were exceptionally hospitable. The owner graciously gave us a tour of his “wall of fame”.

Staff was friendly, dietary options, bed was comfortable, water containers in room with comfotable lounger. Loved the power strip to accomodate my electronics. What can be improved is the parking for larger vehicles but a space was found for my husbands truck. Though the bathroom was tight, the room was spacious. Cooperstown is quiet but you feel relaxed and refreshed after your stay.

Beautiful B&B! Friendly staff, comfy and unique room and delicious breakfast. Easy walking distance to Baseball HOF, restaurants and shopping.

The 2 people we met were very nice. Just keep in mind , the Inn is an older home and sadly it is showing its age. We needed to ask for a heater, as the room was chilly and a draft could be felt coming thru the windows. We ended up leaving a day early. :(

The staff at the White House Inn were helpful and friendly. We had some trouble with our TV but they endeavored to fix it. The breakfasts were plentiful and the Inn was easily walkable to all the sites in Cooperstown.

All of the staff were friendly and helpful. We were hit by an unexpected snowstorm, and they were very helpful to my wife and me to make sure that we didn't fall on the ice (we're in our 70s). Breakfast was delicious, locally sourced, and just enough to get us to lunch without any stomach growling. They asked when we arrived if we had any food allergies and were able to take those into account. We slept in a kingsize bed that was very comfortable, and the room was nicely furnished. Parking on site was limited, but they have access to a lot just two blocks away. All in all, a great place to take my wife on her birthday.

The staff are such lovely people and so friendly. They put on a lovely breakfast every morning. I stayed in the carriage house which has the potential to be a really great spot for a family to stay with 2 rooms, each having a bathroom and common area with Kitchenette and access to rear balcony. The sad part was that since I stayed here last (about 4 years ago) it has not been updated. The wallpaper is peeling off the walls in the bathroom and mold is growing underneath in the shower room, which is a real health hazard. The bed squeaks and slides about the floor every time your turn. I woke up 1ft away from the wall it was out against. Would encourgae the owners to renovate and update these facilities and restore it back to the quaint little cottage b’n’b it used to be.

Very helpful staff and nice accommodations

We were greeted upon arrival by owner Ed who personally walked us to our room, sharing charming stories of the Inn’s long history of interactions with Hall of Fame Baseball luminaries. The Inn was built around 1835 and still exhibits many original features. It is filled with baseball-themed collectibles. It has a pleasant fenced in backyard with an oval shaped jacuzzi style pool. There is onsite parking to the back and side of the Inn. And it is a very short walk to Doubleday Field and the many restaurants and shops that line Main Street. The Hall of Fame itself is about an easy 10-15 minute walk. We had a very good Italian dinner at Toscana on Main Street the Sunday night of our stay, and a good American cuisine dinner at Mel’s on Main Street the Friday night, both of which are very easy walks from the Inn. The staff at the Inn is friendly and helpful. Each morning we were served delicious breakfasts that featured fresh fruit, a freshly baked bread or muffin, a breakfast casserole or bake, sausage or bacon, homemade jam and coffee and juice. Daily room freshening service was offered. Overall an excellent stay. We would not hesitate to return.

Beautiful B&B! Friendly staff, comfy and unique room and delicious breakfast. Easy walking distance to Baseball HOF, restaurants and shopping.

The Inn is at a great location - walk anywhere, only a short walk to the BB HOF. The staff are very friendly and helpful.

The breakfast made by Tami was awesome! The owner Ed was great. Very friendly and proud of his place. They took greater care of us.

Very friendly and helpful staff

All of the staff were friendly and helpful. We were hit by an unexpected snowstorm, and they were very helpful to my wife and me to make sure that we didn't fall on the ice (we're in our 70s). Breakfast was delicious, locally sourced, and just enough to get us to lunch without any stomach growling. They asked when we arrived if we had any food allergies and were able to take those into account. We slept in a kingsize bed that was very comfortable, and the room was nicely furnished. Parking on site was limited, but they have access to a lot just two blocks away. All in all, a great place to take my wife on her birthday.

Lovely stay. Staff were friendly and provided good references for activities and restaurants. Breakfast was nice.

I loved the character of this charming old inn. Ed, the owner, was so gracious and full of enthusiasm for the game (of baseball) and its players. The breakfasts were absolutely delicious, and the staff - Sandy, Sherry, Tammy and Kristi - all GREAT!

Friendly staff and one of the best B&B we ever been.

Beautiful place, lovely old timey charm, the breakfast was delicious and it's right by everything in town, you can easily walk to downtown. Ed has some great stories about the place as well, I cannot recommend this place enough!

In Cooperstown, New York, I went to visit the baseball Hall of Fame. This was a great location. Very nice place run by very nice people.

Well-located and comfortable. Coffee at breakfast was mediocre, so we went to a coffeehouse in town (The Stagecoach), which was excellent.

We were in town for a baseball tournament at Dreams Park in July. Our stay at The White House Inn was fantastic. Everyone was so very nice and accommodating. Breakfast was great. The location was perfect for everything baseball. Highly recommend.

Great location. Walkable to everything in town. All included along with a pleasant breakfast.

Close to Main Street, wonderful breakfast.

Beautiful B&B! Friendly staff, comfy and unique room and delicious breakfast. Easy walking distance to Baseball HOF, restaurants and shopping.

Great character and a great location - very walkable to town and restaurants.

The staff was very welcoming and personable! The inn was within walking distance to the Hall of Fame.

The White House is a wonderful place with nostalgic pieces and a great history. It was like staying at a friend’s house. The hospitality was first rate and breakfast was wonderful. It was nice to converse with other guests. It was about 5 blocks from the Hall of Fame. Easily walkable.

The Inn is lovely, and Marge and Ed go to incredible lengths to make it feel like home--delicious home-cooked breakfasts are just one of the perks. It truly feels like you're with family! We could not have been happier with our choice of The White House Inn!

Beautiful place, lovely old timey charm, the breakfast was delicious and it's right by everything in town, you can easily walk to downtown. Ed has some great stories about the place as well, I cannot recommend this place enough!

We enjoyed the morning breakfast and having conversations with the other guests. The breakfast was delicious and the conversation around the table with complete strangers was fun, informative and very easy. We looked forward to the next morning's conversations and discussions about what we each had done the day before.

Well-located and comfortable. Coffee at breakfast was mediocre, so we went to a coffeehouse in town (The Stagecoach), which was excellent.

The room was very clean and quiet, breakfast was terrific and they were exceptionally hospitable. The owner graciously gave us a tour of his “wall of fame”.

Breakfast was the absolute highlight of our 1-night stay!! Delicious locally sourced fare and lovely table setting fit for royalty. The staff was wonderful : full of stories and friendliness. This historic Inn is an experience of the past not to be missed.

The parking made me a little nervous. Extremely tight. Breakfast was ok. Little muffin was a little stale and hard, breakfast served lukewarm. Would have appreciated some homemade breakfast items from local bake shop on Main St and Chestnut. Just a suggestion. Ed and Sunday morning staff, extremely welcoming and kind. Thank you also for locating my medication. Most appreciative!!

The staff was incredible! The breakfasts were wonderful and I enjoyed the"formal" place settings using the china and silver. Made us feel special I would highly recommend this place

Lovely stay. Staff were friendly and provided good references for activities and restaurants. Breakfast was nice.

The White House is a wonderful place with nostalgic pieces and a great history. It was like staying at a friend’s house. The hospitality was first rate and breakfast was wonderful. It was nice to converse with other guests. It was about 5 blocks from the Hall of Fame. Easily walkable.