Rocky Mountain Red Brick Inn — Hotel in Preston

My daughter and I drove nine hours to Preston for event. We arrived at 6 p.m., the host was helpful, after my daughter left, the host told me how tired I looked (not positively) and she had (very expensive) herbal supp. that'd help. She was very insistent in selling them to me. I had to beg off, went to the room, a/c was a window unit. I went back downstairs and the host started right in on me to buy her product. I carried my dog outside and honestly snuck back to my room. I had to carry my 9 lb. support dog the whole time we were there (2 days). I could not set her down b/c the one time I did the host's dog kept trying to lunge and bite her. The next morning was awful. After my breakfast of 1 egg, cheese slice, berries and slice of toast, the host set right into me! I kept telling her to stop, I wasn't interested. She said I could spend $199 to start using the product! No privacy or respect for $130 a night. She even asked about my daughter's health! I told her the product was not approved by her doctor. She got upset with me! Come our final morning, we were figuring out a way to avoid the host. We heard her dog barking endlessly. We went downstairs and she had left for church (per note). There was food on plates left out on the counter with the herbal supp. displayed. Over our time there, we met others who said she harassed them too. She also didn't give us Expedia discount either! We were both worn out mentally,...

My daughter and I drove nine hours to Preston for event. We arrived at 6 p.m., the host was helpful, after my daughter left, the host told me how tired I looked (not positively) and she had (very expensive) herbal supp. that'd help. She was very insistent in selling them to me. I had to beg off, went to the room, a/c was a window unit. I went back downstairs and the host started right in on me to buy her product. I carried my dog outside and honestly snuck back to my room. I had to carry my 9 lb. support dog the whole time we were there (2 days). I could not set her down b/c the one time I did the host's dog kept trying to lunge and bite her. The next morning was awful. After my breakfast of 1 egg, cheese slice, berries and slice of toast, the host set right into me! I kept telling her to stop, I wasn't interested. She said I could spend $199 to start using the product! No privacy or respect for $130 a night. She even asked about my daughter's health! I told her the product was not approved by her doctor. She got upset with me! Come our final morning, we were figuring out a way to avoid the host. We heard her dog barking endlessly. We went downstairs and she had left for church (per note). There was food on plates left out on the counter with the herbal supp. displayed. Over our time there, we met others who said she harassed them too. She also didn't give us Expedia discount either! We were both worn out mentally,...

The Rocky Mountain Red Brick Inn is a B&B converted from a home that was converted from a church built in 1927. This updated quaint B&B is complete with beautiful original squeaky wood floors, and it's easy to find just 2 blocks off Preston's main north/south street.

The furnishings in the sitting area are inviting and comfortable. The quiet neighborhood and comfy seating are a great bonus.

Our Host was a most pleasant and open woman. As I booked with her over the phone, she asked about our breakfast preferences and wow did she deliver a most excellent meal promptly at the appointed time.

I spent my early morning sitting out front, watching the sun rise and taking advantage of the cool morning air to read and let my mind relax.

Also available is a small chapel for weddings and meetings. Above the chapel is a library tastefully decorated with tables, board games, toys and small group seating areas.

All-in all I wish we had arranged our schedule to stay a second or 3rd evening. It was a...