• A giant (fake) potato has been turned into a home that you can rent on Airbnb.
  • The Big Idaho Potato Hotel is a 6-tonpotato structure that was created to promote spuds across the US.
  • A small-home developer turned it into an incredibly stylish rental property.
  • It costs $200 a night.
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We’ve all dreamed about living inside a potato, with hash browns for cushions, fries as shelves, and a giant bowl of fluffy mash to snuggle into at night.

Incredibly, this dream could now become a reality (of sorts).

If spuds are your one true love, you’re probably going to want to book a night in the Big Idaho Potato Hotel, which has been listed on Airbnb.

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Slightly disappointingly (but realistically reassuring), the 6-ton structure isn't actually made of potato, but steel, plaster, and concrete.

Plonked in a huge field with views of the Owyhee Mountains, the home is in South Boise, Idaho.

And while the bed may not be made of mashed potatoes, the interior is very stylishly decorated.

big idaho potato hotel interior

Foto: The interior is very millennial.sourceOtto Kitsinger/AP Images for Idaho Potato Commission

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The potato sleeps two, with one queen bed, and there's a small bathroom, a kitchenette, a fireplace, and air-conditioning too. With millennial-pink accents and house plants aplenty, it's as Instagrammable inside as out.

Measuring 28 feet long, 12 feet wide, and 11.5 feet tall, the giant potato was created by the Idaho Potato Commission to promote the noble vegetable.

After the spud toured the US for six years on the back of a truck, the commission was at a loss for what to do with it.

big idaho potato hotel lorry

Foto: sourceOtto Kitsinger/AP Images for Idaho Potato Commission

But then Kristie Wolfe, a small-home developer, had the ingenious idea to turn the potato into a property.

It costs $200 a night, plus a $31 service fee and $16 in occupancy taxes and fees, bringing the total price of a one-night stay to $247.

You can take a tour of the stylish spud here.