We stayed at the Thayers Inn in Littleton, NH overnight on a Friday in May. The inn itself was quite cute, and very funky with its walls and doorways meeting at odd angles (it *is* an old inn, built in the mid-1800s, so these things are to be expected). When we got to our room, we found it was rather... More

This place is my favorite. An old railroad hotel in the mountains, recently refurbished after a fire The old lady needs a lot of TLC and is getting it. Right in the downtown, next to a nice bookstore. A short walk to the Littleton Diner. We always get the corner room on the second floor overlooking the Ammoonusic River. IF... More

Thayers was right in the heart of Littleton and within walking distance of whatever is needed. The building was quite nice and historic. The room was a tiny bit musty, but the value was excellent. The restaurant had an interesting menu and great food.

My husband and I stayed for 2 nights and I thought it was charming! We had the room that is featured in there brochure so I guess that is one of the better rooms. The bathroom is very tiny but after all, what would you expect from a great old place like this from the 1800's. Lots of history and... More

Host to history. Accommodating number of powerful and important people in the past, and maintaining nearly its original state - I can see why this place was named amongst the Top 20 historical places to stay in he US. When you walk in, you'll move back in time. Decorations, rooms setup, furniture, etc. is close to how it looked like... More

My wife and I have stayed at the Thayers about 5 times in the past few months and have brought our 2 year old German Shepherd. For being a hotel that accepts pets I can say that the rooms are very clean. I would recommend this hotel to anyone who is traveling with a dog looking for a nice, clean... More

I recently stayed at the Thayers Inn for a weekend getaway. With skiing being our mission we were pleased with the easy access to all of the ski areas. After a hard day on the slopes it was nice to come back to thayers and enjoy a fine dinner at Baliwicks, the Restraunt inside the hotel. Thayers Inn has a... More

My wife and I drove up one weekend and were pleasantly surprised with the little town of Littleton. The history of the Thayers Inn decorates the walls and we loved the best restaurant in town is located downstairs. Service was friendly and attentive. Time it right for a good deal with ski lift tickets and such.

My husband and I stayed here over Christmas when we were in town to see family. The staff was friendly but unobtrusive. The bed was billow-y and very cozy... I slept like a baby. Others have had heating problems, but we didn't. I doubt the hotel was very booked since it was Christmas and all, but we still had no... More