Now, the gigantic potato rests on 400 acres of Idaho farmland, just south of downtown Boise. The hotel has been skilfully designed by Kristie Wolfe, a former Big Idaho Potato Tour spokesperson. It is good for farm stay for two guests and has one bedroom, a bed, and a bath.

The design features chic private comfort and amenities such as power outlets, old records to play and a custom-built comfy bed. The hotel also has a customized silo turned into a spa retreat that is ideal for soaking while looking up at the starry skies. The rate per night is $200 and they can assure you it’s worth your money.

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Now, the gigantic potato rests on 400 acres of Idaho farmland, just south of downtown Boise. The hotel has been skilfully designed by Kristie Wolfe, a former Big Idaho Potato Tour spokesperson. It is good for farm stay for two guests and has one bedroom, a bed, and a bath.

The design features chic private comfort and amenities such as power outlets, old records to play and a custom-built comfy bed. The hotel also has a customized silo turned into a spa retreat that is ideal for soaking while looking up at the starry skies. The rate per night is $200 and they can assure you it’s worth your money.

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