About Landmark Inn
About the Inn
Impeccably restored to its original splendor, guests have long appreciated the Landmark’s architectural grace and unique sense of space. Guests enjoy exceptional Cooperstown lodging with luxurious rooms and the ideal location. Many of Cooperstown’s attractions and restaurants are within an eight-minute walk.
Set deeply back from Chestnut Street, the Landmark Inn’s two acres afford a serenity not easily duplicated in the village. A popular gathering place for friends – new and old – is the Inn’s patio. Surrounded by lush gardens, the patio provides the perfect backdrop to an afternoon glass of chardonnay, catching up on email, bemoaning your inability to hit the curve ball, or debating the greatest libretto.
One-of-a-Kind Lodging
Luxurious Rooms
Relaxing Patio & Lush Gardens
Historic Charm
Convenient Location
Award Winning Customer Service
Dog Friendly
A History of the Inn
Take a Step Back in Time
Situated on the largest village lot drafted by William Cooper (founder of Cooperstown and father of James Fenimore Cooper, novelist) this private residence built by J.P. Sill in 1856 was known as “The Maples” for the many newly planted maple trees that lined the circular drive. Today those trees are nearing 160 years old.
They are stately and towering and tell their own stories about the days the cabriolets pulled up to the hitching post and carriage steps located on the Inn’s north side. They tell of summertime gatherings in the magnificent formal Victorian garden located on the back lawn.
And if you listen carefully, they tell of benevolence, and how each May, the Sills would host the children from the local orphanage for a day of family, food, fun, and stories.