Name: Thayers Inn
Address: 111 Main Street, Littleton, Littleton, Littleton, 03561, United States of America
Rating: 8

Smoke-free property

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Chutters

First Congregational Church

Littleton Historical Museum

Admac Salvage

Parker Mountain Trail

Caledonia County Airport

Berlin

Thayers Inn

Littleton

This is a quaint hotel but you have to understand that you are staying in an old inn and be ready for all that accompanies that (paper thin walls, tight spaces, inadequate outlets, creaky floors, no elevator). It is located in a perfect spot in the middle of Littleton and offers parking in the back, and the shower pressure was remarkable (though it also gets the entire bathroom wet!). If you are looking for a novel experience beyond chains, this is the place for you. 

Quaint but not without challenges

stayed for 2 nights. not at all what we expected from the photos on line. it was clean and the bed was very comfortable. Having said that the rest was negative. We appreciated that this is an older property but older should not translate as shabby and desperately lacking good features. The room was dingy with furniture that looked like it came from a number of different house clearances.
Breakfast was a joke with not a single healthy or wholesome offering.
Staff were ok but certainly didn't go out of their way to be friendly or even very helpful.
We travel extensively in Europe and the US and would not recommend this property to anyone. 

Look elsewhere

I should have known it was not the place for us when my husband said that I should not take my shoes off in the room since the carpet was soo disgusting, and then when he opened the mold-ridden shower curtain, I was appalled and knew there was no way I was going to shower there. The room was dingy and disgusting and depressing- as soon as we put our luggage in the room we began our search for somewhere nice to spend a night on our vacation. I asked if we could get 50% of our money back and the girl refused. I was never so happy to leave a place than I was when we walked out the door for the last time. Also, reading the reviews after being there was an eye-opening experience! I really loved the fact that the fire alarms will go off if you don't close the bathroom door. Also, we were there on a Monday and there was virtually hardly any place to eat dinner- everything was closed. We left and I was never so happy! The owner was in Turkey so there was no one that was in charge for me to talk to, thus they get a bad TA review.

Read the reviews first! Beware!

The Inn is located on the Main Street and we happen to get room 1 which is very noisy from the traffic. Climbing the stairs with luggage was a bit challenging. The room was ok. Shower and bathroom is super tiny and took a while to get hot water. The tv got a few grainy channels. The bed was comfy with a nice firm  mattress. A few restaurants within walking distance.

Historic Inn that could use a little updating.

Nice looking hotel, more like an old b&b.
Clean and neat, but old and  because it is grandfathered, no elevator but 4 stories tall. Very steep stairs and neat but many small rooms. Definitely not made for seniors who cannot carry their own bags or have balance issues.  
It is in an excellent location, if you are young or healthy a good place to visit for a couple of days.  
Would stay there again 
Just be aware before visiting or making a reservation.  

Quaint but lower your expectations 

Me, my daughter, and my grandson (oh, our pug also) thoroughly enjoyed this quirky, unique, and awesome old Inn!  We  had a great guy that checked us in, and met the Innkeeper who delighted in talking to my grandson about old coins.  We were in a family suite on 2nd floor and we LOVED it...yes, the layout was different, but we loved the fact it had 3 different doors to enter/leave.  As far as location, everything was steps from front door, and out back was a lovely river with covered bridge.  We will be back again for sure!

Firstly, I have to say the first impression was a lasting one.. I was told over the phone that their hotel policy is to NOT rent to locals.

Really?!  Where is this posted ANYWHERE on the website?  When I explained that I was going to be drinking in the same building (company Christmas party downstairs) he relented but I still felt pretty unwelcome.

The s**t show continued the night of my stay when David (the Innkeeper) asked me to move my Jeep (in front of my coworkers) because he didn’t like my parking job, during a snow storm.  Wow!  One tire was barely touching the line.. I was pretty annoyed, and it seemed that he was trying to embarrass me on purpose.  

I woke up the following morning at around 2AM to loud talking and laughter, and struggled to fall back to sleep… then I woke up at around 6AM to the same thing to find that the noise was coming from the front desk.

Then it was breakfast time.. David (the Innkeeper) walked through the breakfast area in his fleece PJs without saying a word (rude), a table a French guests also said that they were very tired and thought that he was rude (couldn’t even be bothered to say "Bonjour").

This was all around the worst hotel/motel experience of my life.

I will not say anything about the "quirks" of the building as I am fully aware of how old it is, but the staff could afford to be A LOT nicer.

Y’all can clap back all you want.. people need to know the truth about this place, I’ve held it in long enough.

Horrible

We had a great stay at the Thayers Inn! After getting a flat tire late on a Sunday evening, we were unable to make our way home as intended, and the folks at Thayers Inn came through for us. They were able to get us set up in a lovely room that was very clean, comfortable, and spacious. We really appreciated the historic charm of the room and the hotel itself- so cool to see some of the old style architecture! The staff really went above and beyond for us- making great recommendations for restaurants (and making sure we made it before everything closed!), pointing us in the right direction for car repairs, and generally being very hospitable. We liked our accidental stay so much we are planning to return! Thanks, Thayers Inn! 

Wonderful stay in historic hotel 

We stayed one night at this hotel and can recommend it further. It is very old, especially the bathroom and everything very close but we still felt comfortable. Unfortunately the hotel has no elevator and the breakfast is kept very small.

Old historic hotel

Old, historic hotel.  NEGATIVES: Half the lights in our rooms and bathrooms did not work. This hotel has very few amenities - no elevator, no tissues in rooms, small screen tv, no restaurant or bar, etc. The refrigerator was not plugged in on our arrival and had an odor. If you shower with the bathroom door open the steam sets off the fire alarm. Our son's adjoining room had no bathroom so he had to come into our room. Very basic breakfast in morning. POSITIVES: Lots of history and right on Main Street.

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