Every gal's dream.

Heading away with your mates this summer? Maybe you're planning on spending a couple of nights down the country? Or perhaps you're going on a mad one in Marbella for two weeks? But if you have any sense whatsoever, you'll definitely be renting a potato in the northwest of America for a night or two. Because honestly, what could be better than chilling out inside a big brown vegetable, soaking in the sights, and sleeping soundly between the hardened skin of a root? Nothing, that's what. And now you can because a giant potato in Idaho has been turned into an Airbnb and you can now stay there for just €178 a night. Bargain. The Big Idaho Potato Hotel is a six tonne potato that houses a double bed, some armchairs, a shelf, and a futon. It's also got all the essentials like a kitchenette, a bathroom, somewhere to store your belongings, and a fireplace, for some reason. If you were mildly worried that a giant potato would be a fire hazard though, don't worry because this isn't actually a real, giant, gutted potato that grew from the ground. Rather, it was a manmade potato created by the Idaho Potato Commission to, you guessed it, promote potatoes. The vegetable toured around the State for a few years and afterwards, the commission weren't entirely sure what to do with it. Eventually, the lads decided to turn it into a hotel to get even more people interested in the root vegetable - in a different kind of way. And in fairness, yeah, it seems to be working. You can find out more about the Big Idaho Potato Hotel, or even book yourself a night, here.  Images via Airbnb.