Find Pet-friendly Hotels in Littleton, NH

"Love it! We definitely will be back!"

"Unique hotel built in the mid 19th century. Comfortable bedding and quiet primes is. Cheerful staff, willing to give good advice about Littleton and its offering. The hotel is smack in the middle of the historic area with free parking in the back but a convenient loading zone directly at the front desk. We stayed 2 nights, off season. As with all old buildings, we noticed a few quirks but they multiplied the charm. Bath was updated and room large and comfy. "

"Had a wonderful stay in this beautiful historic home! Plenty of space for the 6 of us, with rooms to spare. Kitchen was well stocked, as were bathrooms. Lots of stairs and some unexpected steps up/down to watch out for, but those are to be expected in an older home like this. Walking distance to Main Street, farmers market, and great restaurants. Short drive to beautiful hiking. Our son also enjoyed running on local streets and trails. Our dog had a great stay as well, and loved exploring the...

"We spent 8 days at Doug's place and it couldn't have been better we will be back next year "

"This property is located in the heart of Littleton. Close proximity the all the local shops and restaurants. Excellent communication with the owner , would definitely stay here again."

"Not a speck of dust in the place. Very friendly dog, will greet you on the property. Property owner on-site, but totally private space with really good heat for colder months. Above and beyond in all categories! Would definitely re-boom."

"Very tranquil spot to recooperate after hiking and enjoying the fall colors"

"The property is very clean and comfortable. The kitchen had everything we could want with a lot of space to work. Lovely home with a beautiful view of the mountain river. We even had an eagle guest stop by for a while across the river! We are an elderly couple and love to vacation with our two adult children to just hang out. It was perfect! The only problem my husband and I had was navigating the perilous entry stairs. There needs to be a hand railing."