96.1 BBB
    12:00 a.m. - 5:30 a.m.
  • Facebook

  • Instagram

  • App

  • Home
  • Hosts and Shows
    • Madison
    • Kitty Kinnin
    • John
    • Deeper
    • 80’s at 8
  • Contests
    • Contest Rules
  • Events
    • Community Events
    • Submit Your Community Event
  • Features
    • Recipes
    • News, Sports and Weather
    • Pet Adoption
    • Daily Comic Strips
    • Crossword Puzzle
    • Horoscopes
    • Slideshows
    • Sudoku
    • Coupons
    • Advice
    • Interviews
  • Contact
    • Contact and Directions
    • 96.1 BBB App
    • Become a BBB Work Perks Member!
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • Instagram
    • Advertise
You Can Stay in an Airbnb that’s a Potato!

You Can Stay in an Airbnb that’s a Potato!

Yes, a POTATO!

Only in Boise, right?

Check out the description of the potato hotel on Airbnb!

Recycled from the Idaho Potato Commission’s Big Idaho Potato Tour, this 6-ton potato has traveled on the back of a semi to (48) states for seven years. Now resting on 400 acres of good ol’ Idaho farmland, just south of downtown Boise, this hotel has been meticulously designed by Kristie Wolfe, a former Big Idaho Potato Tour spokesperson, to allow for stylish private comfort and amenities such as power outlets for your electronic devices, a mini fridge, old records to play and a custom-built bed.
There is also a customized silo turned into a spa retreat perfect for soaking while looking up at the stars. For an extra dose of cuteness, The Big Idaho® Potato Hotel comes with the cutest jersey cow in the world who will be your fuzzy pet for the stay.

Would you stay here? Read more via airbnb.com.

Image: Kristie/ airbnb.com

Recent News

Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Butterscotch and Buddy!

Ironweed: The resilient perennial transforming North Carolina landscapes

Madison Interviews Van Eure with The Angus Barn

Madison Interviews Garner Fire Department Captain, Don Johnson for Firemen’s Day Festival

Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Bryan and Orca!

Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Paola and Peabody!

Kitty Discusses Foundation of Hope

One year later, western North Carolina still recovers from Hurricane Helene

Russian sage: Not from Russia, but perfect for NC gardens

Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Pound Cake and Steward!

  • QDR

  • La Ley

  • Advertise
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Service
  • Contest Rules
  • EEO
  • Public Inspection File
  • Employment Opportunities
  • FCC Applications
Powered By SoCast