Anna has created the loveliest little sanctuary, filled with art, character, and big, beautiful bedrooms. The home is eclectic, impeccably clean, and thoughtfully stocked with everything our family of six needed during our son’s Cooperstown All Star Village baseball tournament.The town itself is very sleepy—we rarely saw anyone, which was a little strange but also incredibly peaceful. There’s a great park down the street at the school, and the town is full of history. Fun fact: there are 18 cemeteries for a population of only about 2,000 people! The backyard gave our kids plenty of room to run around, and the kitchen had everything we needed.One tip: do your grocery shopping before you arrive, as there isn’t much nearby. The Mirabito corner store and gas station was a saving grace for basics like milk, bread, snacks, and other little things we needed during the week.And Anna herself was a wonderful host—so communicative and responsive both before our stay and throughout our entire visit. She made everything easy, answered questions quickly, and genuinely cared that we had everything we needed. You can tell she takes great pride in her home and wants her guests to feel comfortable and welcome.We truly loved our stay and couldn’t have asked for a more comfortable, peaceful, and charming home for our Cooperstown baseball week!