I was visiting some friends in town with my boyfriend, and decided to stay here, mostly based on reviews from this stie. I was not disappointed! I really enjoyed my stay here. The woman at the front desk, I'll call her L, was very helpful and nice. I was excited to see the two parlors that were available to hang... more

We arrived into Littleton not planning to spend the night, However, we found that the town needed to be explored, thus requiring the nights stay.The Thayer Inn provided us with a comfortable room in a historic structure dating back over 100 years. We enjoyed coffee in their lobby the next morning. Staff was friendly and the room was clean and... more

My husband works in Littleton from time to time - usually 1 -2 weeks at a time and I usually travel with him. I love Littleton and for several years really enjoyed staying at Thayer's Inn. We once spent a month there. The history of the place IS interesting. The location is wonderful..right downtown and backs up to the river.... more

My husband and I traveled to New England for a fall foliage tour, our first trip to this area. We were going to meet another couple of friends from Boston and drive through New Hampshire and/or Vermont. Apparently, we picked the most traveled weekend of the year for this area. . . peak fall foliage AND Columbus Day! When we... more

My girlfriend and I stayed here one Saturday night over Memorial Day weekend, paying $77 with a AAA discount. I thought that was quite reasonable though we found many hotels/motels in the region with rooms available. The draw is the history, reading about the celebrities who've stayed there, viewing the showcase rooms, etc. The room was small, with a comfortable... more

Thayers is nice to visit because of the history, however if you have a problem, ( and there are problems), there is no manager. The hotel literally had no guests and they put us in a room three flights up with no elevator. Difficult with five pieces of luggage. The room never got clean the first day. The second day... more

We stayed at Thayer's Inn in while visiting the White Mountains. We had a king bed on the 3rd floor. Note that this is an old property, so there are no elevators, and the floors are a little sloped in places. The furniture is old, and a bit worn, but it is to be expected in such an old place.... more

Booked two rooms at this hotel / historic inn for a visit to NH with friends when I wanted more than a place to crash after hiking, but not a fancy, secluded B&B. The prices were so much less than other places, I was skeptical. However this is a gem! Centrally located to Lincoln and Bretton Woods and an adorable... more

Great old historic inn on Main st.. Had a comfortable large room for two nights for $89/n Pretty quaint and clean, great staff, Wi-Fi worked,ac worked --actually noisy hallway and stairs only complaint. Get room away from stairwell if can. Worth every penny but do not expect an impressive room--it was state of the art 100 years ago and little... more