Thayers Inn Review

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Thayers Inn

Write a review | Avg. member rating: 4.8/5

Fodor's Review:

This stately 1843 Greek-revival hotel is the essence of Littleton. It's not a luxury hotel. Thayers doesn't need to try to impress anyone. The well-kept rooms retain a quaintly old-fashioned look, with creaky floorboards, exposed pipes, vintage steam radiators, high ceilings, and comfy wing chairs. But of you're traveling on a budget, or just want an authentic northern town experience, history seems to radiate from this place. There's no elevator—good to know if you planned to book an upper-floor room. The Bailiwicks restaurant and bar downstairs is a typical delight: you'd never expect it as you head down the steps, but it's a charmer. Pros: one of the best values in New England. Cons: continental breakfast only.

  • Hotel Details: 22 rooms, 13 suites
  • In-room: Wi-Fi.
  • In-hotel: restaurant, bar, Internet terminal, Wi-Fi hotspot, some pets allowed.
  • Rate includes: Continental breakfast
  • Credit Cards: AE, D, MC, V
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Member Reviews and Ratings

Reviewed by theroundguy from Nashua, NH on 8/7/07
We have stayed at Thayer's several times in a variety of rooms. We usually make a last minute decision and have found that room or two available to choose from.
On our first visit we stayed in a marvelous two-bedroom suite.
The past couple of visits we were able to get small rooms in the back on the upper floor. The rooms vary in size but are always a great value for the money.
The hotel is right on Main St. in the middle of Littleton. This is a great location for wandering strolling around, and for enjoying their nice balcony.

Member Rating: 4.8
Ratings details: Room: 5.0 Atmosphere: 4.0 Service: 5.0 Value: 5.0
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