COME FOR THE MOUNTAINS,
STAY FOR EVERYTHING LITTLETON HAS TO OFFER
The Little t Inn is about creating a place that feels less like a hotel and more like a home base for exploring the White Mountains. We want to celebrate Littleton, its river, its trails, its small businesses, and the people who make this corner of New Hampshire special. Our goal is to offer simple, comfortable spaces with character... places where you can slow down, stay awhile, and feel connected to the town around you. We believe the best travel experiences aren't about luxury for luxury's sake, but about good design, thoughtful details, and a genuine sense of place. Whether you're here to hike a mountain, ride a trail, explore downtown, or simply sit beside the river with a cup of coffee, we want The Little t Inn to be your starting point. Above all, we hope you leave feeling like you discovered a place worth coming back to... and maybe a little bit like you belong here.
INN the Heart of Littleton
The Little t Inn offers a rare combination of riverfront tranquility and downtown convenience, with the peaceful sounds of the Ammonoosuc River just outside your door. Wake up to the gentle rush of water and spend your morning relaxing by the river before heading out to explore town. Just a short walk away, you'll find local restaurants, coffee shops, breweries, galleries, and unique shops. It’s a place where you can spend the day exploring Littleton and the White Mountains, then come home to your own riverside retreat. Stay in the heart of town, without feeling like you're in the middle of it.
Right INN town,
Right Outdoors
Littleton is the perfect home base for a day of adventure, with skiing, hiking, mountain biking, and exploring all within easy reach. Spend the morning on the slopes at Cannon Mountain or Bretton Woods, ride the trails at PRKR Mountain or Bethlehem Trails Association, or head into the mountains for a full day of hiking on Franconia Ridge. When the adventure is over, come back to town, clean up, and spend the evening strolling along Main Street. Grab a local beer, settle in for dinner, browse the shops, or simply wander along the river as the town winds down. At The Little t Inn, you get the best of both worlds—a gateway to the White Mountains and a comfortable place to come home to at the end of the day.
WHY Littleton
The Main Street of the Mountains.
The most recent published history chronicling Littleton is subtitled "Crossroads of the North Country" with good reason. Settled in 1770 on the banks of the Ammonoosuc River, Littleton has long served as a center for commerce in New Hampshire's White Mountains region.