Looking for a unique place to stay?
How about a six-ton spud made out of steel, plaster and concrete?
A replica russet that was built to mark the Idaho Potato Commission's 75th anniversary has been converted into a hotel in Boise.
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The tater won't hold many tots; it has just one queen sized bed but it does have beautiful mountain views.
The potato hotel has one bedroom, a living area and some shelving.
The bathroom is outside in a converted silo.
The potato commission toured the giant spud around the country for several years before replacing it in 2018 with a newer model.
It opens in late May but bookings are available now on AirBNB at $200 a night.
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