Pleasant stay. No frills, but comfortable and sufficiently clean. Staff was very friendly. Great location right in the center of town. Two minute walk to Schilling, a great brewery/restaurant. 15 minutes to Cannon Mt. Ski Resort. Very easy access to and from Rt. 93. Hotel is old (from the 1800's) but this seemed charming to us & it is in good repair. Floor in our room was a bit warped, but again, seemed historically charming to us. Names of famous people who have stayed at hotel on various plaques around the place were also of interest. Price was right - would definitely return.

Breakfast was nothing to write home about. The coffee was hot and good. The food offered was prepackaged cereal, yogurt, and small muffins packaged in cellophane. Not a problem, but knowing that breakfast is included, I expected, at least fresh baked goods/bread. Also, our room was on the third floor, so had to climb two flights of long stairs. We didn't mind, but it is good to know.

We loved our stay here. The inn is very charming and cozy ..... although we did have a few challenges with our room - initially we were assign a lower grade room than we had booked, the shower handle broke off, the breaker tripped when we used the hair dryer and the portable heater, but the Inn Keeper worked really hard to fix things in a timely manner and we appreciate that. It is an old Inn, so one must expect a few glitches. Parking is ample and easy. The restaurant in downstairs part of the Inn, but not run by the Inn, is wonderful. We had a wonderful meal there. Breakfast is suitable. The location is great! The Inn is very clean and cozy.

We spent two wonderful nights at Thayers Inn in Littleton, and the experience was truly unforgettable. Dating back to 1846, this charming hotel feels like a step back in time—in the best way possible. It's full of character, history, and warmth, offering a unique and peaceful atmosphere that’s hard to find these days. The location is absolutely magical—right next to the river, with beautiful views from several terraces that guests can freely access. Despite being right in the heart of town, just steps away from restaurants, shops, and other attractions, the hotel remains calm and relaxing. Our room was clean, spacious, and very comfortable. Each morning, we enjoyed a generous complimentary breakfast with a wide variety of delicious options—high-quality cookies, cakes, brownies, yogurt, orange juice, coffee, and more. It was the perfect start to each day. The staff were incredibly kind, professional, and warm—they truly made us feel welcome. We are already looking forward to returning to this magical place and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a charming, historic stay in the heart of an absolutely adorable town.

Excellent location. Charming old hotel. Rooms were very clean. Since heating is old the hotel provides a nice plug in heater that works great. Dinner juicy down the street is your best option for food. DELICIOUS old fashioned authentic American fare.

Stairs were difficult so if you have any mobility issues ask for lower level room. Breakfast was all sugar. Cookies, cakes, muffins, yogurt and sweet cereal. They were all delicious but would really benefit from addition of even simple boiled eggs. Rooms are tiny and we did not get room we actually booked. We booked a kitchenette but got regular connected room with shared bathroom for our family of 4. On checkout we got charged 312$ extra that we had to call the in-keeper to refund.

Great staff, quaint room - I understand it's a historic building brought up to suit modern needs. Loved the location, the charm, easy parking, the novelty of using a physical, mechanical key for my room!

I didn't know when I booked that the bar restaurant would be closed. I think they could put an exhaust fan in the bathroom (it's an outside wall) instead of warning me that the fire alarm will go off if I leave the door open after shower. Also, my particular room was the furthest point from the boiler so mid afternoon shower (when hot water was not called by other guests) required - no exaggeration - 5 minutes for the hot water to get all the way to me.

Great location and easy parking.

We had two rooms connected via a common bathroom, however at check-in we were told that doors needed to remain shut after a shower to avoid setting off fire alarm - because no extractor fan is installed in the bathroom. Bannister on stairs is very low (below waist height) thus does not provide effective protection from a fall.

The staff is so courteous and helpful. The location is perfect and the views are absolutely breathtaking. The locals are one-of-a-kind and treat you like you belong. There is a very intriguing history that goes with the Thayer’s Inn. I encourage anyone that enjoys art, history, good food, breathtaking views and helpful people to stay here at least once!

I loved everything about my stay at Thayer’s Inn. The only negative that I have to mention is in regards to the enterprise up the street. They will not rent you a car unless you bring it back to their location, so just be sure to have your transportation in order!

I like the charm and history of the Inn. It gave me a friendly and homey experience…something you don’t find at some of the well known hotels. It was also centrally located, which provided easy access to to surrounding restaurants and stores.

Some of the utilities (water pressure) should be improved.

I was traveling on a bike. It was pouring down rain I was soaked from riding in the rain. It was 9:00 o'clock at night, they were closing and they welcomed me with open arms. The staff was excellent. The room was excellent. It was a fantastic experience. I highly recommend it. Great little town.

The hotel is historical, very clean, staff was friendly and accommodating. Littleton is a very small town. Hotel right on the main street with restaurants and brewery at a walking distance and also a nice walking path by the river.

On the posting, they provided pictures of a restaurant and a bar at the main floor level but the restaurant was not open during our stay. We arrived on a Friday for 1 night and everything was mostly closed so we didn't got the chance to see much but it is still a nice and quiet village.