Thayers Inn

We loved our stay here. The inn is very charming and cozy ..... although we did have a few challenges with our room - initially we were assign a lower grade room than we had booked, the shower handle broke off, the breaker tripped when we used the hair dryer and the portable heater, but the Inn Keeper worked really hard to fix things in a timely manner and we appreciate that. It is an old Inn, so one must expect a few glitches. Parking is ample and easy. The restaurant in downstairs part of the Inn, but not run by the Inn, is wonderful. We had a wonderful meal there. Breakfast is suitable. The location is great! The Inn is very clean and cozy.

The location of the hotel is great.

It's such a beautiful historic building and it would be amazing if a little more care went into its upkeep. The interior is really lacking and the rooms are very outdated. The reception staff didn't seem to know what they were doing. Water pressure was unbearable, had to wait 10 mins for hot water and when it did arrive the pressure was non-existent. Uncomfortable beds and paper thin walls.

The staff was welcoming and professional. The location was very good.

The room we were assigned was very cramped and the floor was extremely slanted due to the age of the building. Unfortunately, this did not work well for us as we are an older couple and got tripped up by the floor quite a bit.

Location, in town. Restaurant in the basement is phenomenal

Carpet has big dark stains and was old and ragged, crumpled in places to create ridges. Curtains were covered in dust. Went to use a towel, found it soiled... dark spots...dirt or mold? Rooms were very small, poorly appointed, and in serious need of updating; definitely overpriced. Electric outlet rigged with a power strip dangling from beneath the coffee pot is just one example of the hodge podge accommodations. Shades on the windows could not be pulled down fully, allowing the very bright light from the street to shine in the room all night. "Breakfast" consisted of packaged, processed food (e.g. pop tarts) and some bagels. Staff was not friendly nor apologetic re: dirty towel.

The location in town and proximately to leaf peeping spots was great. Staff was friendly and helpful. Beds were clean and comfortable. The history of the hotel is nicely displayed throughout. Carpet in hallways looked newer and fresh.

Breakfast was very disappointing. Very Best Westernish without the waffle making machine. Packaged food, not sure how long it had sat on their shelf. 3 pieces of fresh fruit for full hotel over several days. At the price we paid and the advertising to be a historic hotel, it seems so much could be done to improve the breakfast experience. How about some fresh baked goods, local jams, fresh fruit. They don't clean the rooms during the stay unless you request it and they didn't mention that at check in. Windows were soooo dirty. Room and shower are very small.

The bar/restaurant in the basement was a bright spot. The food was surprisingly good as were the drinks. I don't think it was owned by the hotel.

The room was a roller coaster. It must have been an addition as it had floors that were different from the rest of the hotel. It was small - the clerk said she was giving us a bigger room because we were tall - and crowded with furniture. The bathroom was a closet. The breakfast was various kinds of bread, mostly convenience store stuff, some fruit and coffee.

I know it’s a historical building however, there are some updates that should be made, especially in the rooms

Not enough parking for guests. Be prepared to lug your suitcases up curved, old staircases (3 floors for us). Spooky, outdated room. Gross carpet. Mold in bathroom. Slanted floors with a big gap under the door. One of the rooms of our 2 room suite was unusable. The bed was completely worn out and sagged in the middle. Not to mention the room next door bathroom was adjacent. One could literally hear someone doing their business. Needs a total refresh! Not like the pictures at all.

Very small very old room