The Lafayette Stanton Room , named after an early Lamplighter in our historic city, features a queen-size bed and an adjoining private bath. Mrs. Hanks' Room , named after one of the original owners of the house, features a king-size bed and private use of a bath located a few steps down the hall. Guest robes are furnished. The John Cope Room , named after a philanthropist who lived in our neighborhood during the late 1800's, features a queen-size bed. This room may be rented only in conjunction with Mrs. Hanks' room, sharing the hallway bath.
Morning begins with fresh coffee and the daily newspaper on our sunny indoor porch.
Breakfast may include french toast with fresh raspberries and hot syrup, quiche with homemade bread and jam, apples baked in puff pastry, or hot Irish oatmeal topped with cream and brown sugar. Located in Oneonta's National Historic District, our guests often enjoy a pleasant walk to a downtown cafe or the sound of bells rings from one of the many area churches. Visitors to Cooperstown Baseball World are delighted to find that we are only 1.5 miles away. S.U.N.Y. Oneonta, the village of Cooperstown, and the National Soccer Hall of Fame adds appeal for all. Payment can be made via personal check, travelers' check, or cash.