Cooperstown 1805 Phinney House

Property Description

Enjoy your stay in the heart of Cooperstown Village. 1805 Phinney House is a Colonial home built on the historic Elihu Phinney Farm, which is now Doubleday Field. The 1805 Phinney House is one half block from Main Street. A two minute walk to the National Baseball Hall of Fame, restaurants and village shops. 1805 Phinney House offers a warm comfortable home away from home feeling. Start your mornings with a delicious homemade breakfast. Finish your day relaxing on the veranda on a warm summer night or in front of a crackling fire on a cold winter evening. Check-in is at 4 00 PM. Guests planning to arrive before or after this time must contact the property at least 48 hours prior to arrival to receive special check-in instructions. As a bed and breakfast property, the Front Desk hours will vary guests should contact the property to find out more information. To contact the property, use the number on the reservation confirmation received after booking.

Exterior

Amenities

· Air conditioning
· Complimentary continental breakfast
· DVD/video rental
· Free parking
· Hair dryer
· Hair dryer
· High speed wireless
· Hot breakfast
· Video tapes

Room Information

Elihu Phinney Room
Alarm clock, High speed wireless, Wireless internet connection, AM/FM radio
Glimmerglass Room
Alarm clock, High speed wireless, Wireless internet connection, AM/FM radio

Miscellaneous Information

· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 4:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
· Time Zone is GMT
· 5 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 1 floors.

Guarantee Policy

A valid credit card is required to hold your reservation.

Cancellation Policy

Canceling within 30 days of arrival will result in a non-refundable penalty charge equal to 100 percent of your total stay.

Area Attractions

Albany International
I-87 to I-88 West Take exit 24 Follow Route 20 West for about 45-50 minutes into Springfield, Take a left at intersection(traffic light) onto Route 80 South. Follow for about 12-14 miles into the Village of Cooperstown until you come to a stop sign. Take