Thayers Inn

Thayers Inn really exceeded my expectations. The historical nature of the hotel means that the rooms are a bit small, but very high in charm. The mattress was a bit old, but my wife and I slept comfortably. There was also lots of hot water, though the shower took some figuring out.

We had an awful expereince and the hotel's reaction was underwhelming. Our bedding was used and dirty. After finding staff to complain to, I was only given excuses and a new set of sheets to make the bed myself. Reading my irriattaion, the staff memeber eventually helped me make the bed. I was told multiple times that there was a large turnover and house cleaning staff quit that day, but there is NO excuse for dirty sheets. Make me wait to check in until you can properly clean the rooms if you have to. I wrote to the hotel privatley before my review and finally recieved an apology... followed by more excuses. The location of the hotel is nice, but I cannot get over dirty rooms and excuses trying to justify it!

Charming - sure I can hear voices from other rooms, to be expected in an historical building. Rooms are clean, bed is comfy we are happy

They offered us a different room because the one we had originally booked was extremely dirty. There was an excessive amount of dust on every surface, creating a thick white coating, the carpet hadn't been vacuumed (yes, the room an old carpeted floor), the bathroom sink was covered in scum, and the room itself was old and dingy. The room they offered us was supposed to be better, as it had been newly renovated with new floors, paint, and furniture. However, it seemed like the housekeeping staff didn't think dusting and wiping surfaces was a part of their job. There was still a lot of dust everywhere, and I had to wipe the surfaces myself with a washcloth in order for us to put anything on the furniture. I was so grossed out when I found a dirty towel hanging in the closet and a water bottle cap near the bathroom toilet that. It was so disgusting that I felt compelled to leave a review, even though I rarely do so especially negative one. I don't want anyone else to waste their hard-earned money on a filthy property like this.

Stay one night and was comfortable. It’s an historic inn, with lots of interesting history. Our room was pretty basic and bed was comfortable. Again, it’s historic so bathroom was an added addition and fairly tight, like an RV space. No complaints as it was just for an overnight stay, but wouldn’t recommend a longer stay, at least in that room. Not sure what other rooms provided. Was in the process of more renovations. Continental breakfast provided and friendly staff. All in all a good experience.

Littleton was an amazing place to stay. There were a ton of great food places within walking distance. It was only 15 minutes from Cannon mountain making skiing easy. Not only that, but the rooms were spacious and cozy.

The room I stayed in only had a thin curtain and parking lot light was shining into the room all night. Also, walls are paper thin so I can hear the couple next room over yelling at each other all night. If you are looking for a place to rest at night, I would recommend going to a real hotel for this price.

Room rug was in poor condition and probably never vacuumed. Cold room. Little hot water. Continental breakfast was dismal. Called the front desk twice for assistance no one answered. The bed was clean and comfortable and the inn's location to shops and dining was excellent

Thayer's in is good for the price. The building and rooms are quirky, but it legitimately adds charm, and the price accurately reflects the quirks. One example is that the building is heated with old-school forced hot water using antique cast-iron radiators. Very cute & cool, but rooms don't have their own thermostat, and the temperature swings wildly from low 60's to 80's. I woke up sweating in the middle of the night, and had to leave a window open in 30º weather to cool the room off enough to get back to sleep. Then it ended up too cold. I would stay there again if I needed to go to that area, I'm more than happy to put up with the quirks and limited staff hours to get a room at half the cost of the chain hotels a couple miles away that are not walking distance from all the cool stuff in downtown Littleton.