Hotels in Preston, MN

Known as the site of the Root River Valley and its access to over 50 miles of paved bike trails, the small town of Preston gives visiting outdoors lovers an ample number of recreational opportunities. The town, known as an agricultural and industrial center, also features a golf course, Forestville State Park (which contains Minnesota's largest cave), camping sites, trout fishing and more.

Country Trails Inn

Located right off Highway 52 and near seven golf courses, Country Trails Inn offers single and double rooms, as well as king whirlpool and queen whirlpool suites. Pets are not permitted. Country Trails, which also boasts an indoor pool and spa, is closely nested to Preston, Lanesboro, Old Barn, Ferndale, Harmony, Spring Valley and Chosen Valley Golf Courses.

Country Trails Inn & Suites
809 Highway 52 North
Preston, MN 55965
(888) 378-2896
countrytrailsinn.com

Jailhouse Historic Inn

Once the site of the 1869 Old Fillmore County jail, Jailhouse Historic Inn has been restored to its original Victorian style. The historic hotel features 12 themed rooms including "Cell Block" and "Master Bedroom." Select rooms have two-person whirlpools and wood-burning fireplaces. Nearby, guests can shop at antique, Amish, craft and gift shops, visit local theaters or enjoy the day outdoors hiking, biking or cross-country skiing. Guests can also choose from a variety of golf courses, including the Old Barn Resort Golf Course.

Jailhouse Historic Inn
109 Houston Street NW
Preston, MN 55965
(507) 765-2181
jailhouseinn.com

Trailhead Inn

The Trailhead Inn, which was once an elementary school, offers standard guest rooms and suites. Each suite is equipped with a kitchen, living area, bathroom (with full tub and shower) and more. The hotel also offers bike rentals, which are used on the Root River State Bike Trail. The Root River, located near the Trailhead Inn, is known to be a hot spot for trot fishing, wading, tubing, turkey and deer hunting.

Trailhead Inn
112 Center Street
Preston, MN 55965
(507) 765-2460
trailhead-inn.com

Article Written By Kenneth Mister

Kenneth Mister began his professional writing career in 2009. He is employed as the sports editor for the "Delta Democrat Times." He holds a Bachelor of Arts in journalism from the University of Mississippi and has been published in "The Growl," "The Daily Mississippian," "Daily Times Leader" and the "Delta Democrat Times."

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