From Pollyanna to Covered Bridges, our Main Street area offers a friendly, historic and charming experience. Although famous for our winters, you can find even more adventures calling your name during the warmer months. Thayers Inn is a historic landmark hotel dedicated to providing modern comforts, lifestyle convenience and old world charm.
We offer first-class accommodation, memorable events, friendly service and easy access to White Mountain and Northeast Kingdom business and leisure activities. Our historic New England inn is within easy walking distance to downtown activities, attractions and local businesses. With its Greek revival architecture and stately presence, it is the central hub of our vibrant little town of Littleton, NH.
We offer first-class accommodation, memorable events, friendly service and easy access to White Mountain and Northeast Kingdom business and leisure activities. Our historic New England inn is within easy walking distance to downtown activities, attractions and local businesses. With its Greek revival architecture and stately presence, it is the central hub of our vibrant little town of Littleton, NH.
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Thayers Inn is located on Main Street, Mill Street and Ammonoosuc Street in the Riverwalk District of Littleton, New Hampshire. Opened in 1850 as Thayer's White Mountain Hotel, Thayers Inn is now the oldest continuously operated hotel in the White Mountains, and has long been a destination of choice for travelers looking to work, rest and play in the area.
Thayers Inn, a New Hampshire resort, offers four distinctly different room types including our Classic Rooms and Superior Rooms, both suitable for 2 people, Family Suites for up to 4 people and Kitchenettes for up to 4 people. Our front desk team is always happy to discuss your personal needs and make the right recommendations, so please call us if you have any questions!
We have a wonderful selection of Littleton NH Hotels rooms in a wide range of rates, from simple and charming to large and comfortably furnished with antiques. We think you'll agree that our Superior Rooms are lovely places to relax and unwind after an active day in the White Mountains. If you are visiting the White Mountain area and want to experience the local flavor, stay here!
Total Room charges include daily Room Rates for rooms booked, and any extras or packages requested, plus a 9% New Hampshire Rooms Tax and Property Fee of $10.00 per room. Extra adults, the age of 13 years or older will be charged an additional $20.00 per adult, per night. Children 12 years and under stay free.
Littleton, New Hampshire is nestled between the mighty White Mountains and the Connecticut River, with the Ammonoosuc River running through the town. The first name for the area was Chiswick (Saxon for "Cheese Farm"). Littleton was a part of Lisbon when settled in 1769. In 1770 it was given the name of Apthorp in honor of a wealthy Boston merchant named George Apthorp.
Reviews (10)
Peter Polack
Dec 19, 2021
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Upon arrival my first thoughts were great. Beautiful place with friendly staff in a great location. This morning while leaving, my thoughts have changed. I was kept up all night by endless people banging around, yelling, slamming doors and running up and down the stair cases which were unfortunately right outside of my room. That finally stopped about 2 am, and I was finally able to sleep. Was woken up at 6 am by someone coming down the stairs. At this point I figured if get up and pack up my stuff. Go warm up my truck since I'm here for work. And wait for the breakfast being served at 7 am. At
Zach Vickery
Dec 16, 2021
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Thayers Inn is a very satisfiable hotel. The location is great if you are staying in Littleton. There is free parking for hotel guests down back. Since this is a historic hotel be aware the rooms are cozy and the rooms are up a flight of stairs. All the staff I interacted with have been nice and care about their guests. They offer pet-friendly rooms at affordable rates. I'd like to give this 4.5 stars if Google ratings allowed it only because the room configuration is a bit tight and the heated water for the stand up shower isn't easy to control.
Mo Fisher
Nov 06, 2021
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Numerous reasons, yes, it was very clean and comfy bed, in addition the history and character of the building, numerous pictures showing noted people who have stayed in the hotel over the years.Desk clerk at check in was very courteous and professional.Great location walking to restaurants and scenic sights.
Crystal White
Nov 04, 2021
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Alex Desmarais
Nov 03, 2021
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Louise R.
Oct 14, 2021
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I just loved staying at Thayers. Staff was friendly and welcoming. The place was clean and I felt very COVID safe. The rooms are cozy and warm with high ceilings. The winding staircase leads to a large wide open hallway. I don't like the standard big box hotel with no character. Thayers Inn has character.
Patsy Price
Sep 07, 2021
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Joey B.
Aug 30, 2021
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The pictures on the website painted a better picture than reality. Although the room was large it had an unusual layout and not functional for a family. Access to one bedroom was through a bathroom. The bathroom was small and poorly lit and in order to prevent the sprinkler system from activating you had to shower with the doors closed (and no exhaust). Wires were exposed and there were stains and cracks in the ceiling and peeling wallpaper. There were also stains in the carpeting and it just did not feel clean. One a/c unit just did not have the oomph to cool the room. Another reviewer wrote about
Shasta S.
Aug 19, 2021
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This place cannot be operating to state building code requirements. Completely outdated. Old wiring that is on the outside of the walls. The floors are literally cracked and bowed well beyond normal settling issues. It is passed the charm of an old building and needs some serious structural work. Had to practically climb a mountain to get into the old claw foot tub in the bathroom. Room smelled of smoke, which was deeply imbedded in the old and stained carpeting as well as the old and gaudy wallpaper. Would not recommend to anyone. PS check out the other Yelp listing for this Inn, it has more ratings
Stephanie M.
Dec 13, 2020
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This is our new favorite hotel and we plan to return many times! The inn is beautiful and brimming with old-fashioned charm- built in 1843! It's very comfortable and clean. We felt very safe from COVID here. And the owner and receptionists' hospitality and friendliness were above and beyond. The town is adorable too, with fun delicious food just a few doors down :)
