Thayer's Inn

    Littleton|Inn|$
    HistoricBudget-friendlyDesign-forward

    Ridge Guide Notes

    Best for · mountain getaways

    Vibe · historic, budget

    Best in · Year-round

    A Greek Revival hotel on Littleton's Main Street, built in 1843 and opened in 1850 as Thayer's White Mountain Hotel, with three-story fluted Doric columns and an octagonal cupola. It calls itself the oldest continuously operated hotel in the White Mountains and has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1982. The 35 rooms range from standard rooms to family suites and units with kitchenettes. Past guests include Ulysses S. Grant, Franklin Pierce and P.T. Barnum.

    What Makes It

    An 1850 Greek Revival hotel on the National Register. Thirty-five rooms on Littleton's Main Street, a short walk from Chutters and its Guinness-record candy counter.

    Key Details

    Location

    Littleton, NH

    Type

    Inn

    Price

    $

    Best Season

    Year-round

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