A giant "potato" that was turned into a mini-hotel
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/a-giant-potato-that-was-turned-into-a-mini-hotel.htmlThanks to the AirBnb service for the variety of unusual housing that it gives to travelers. Airplane, stable, trullo's house — choose to your taste! And recently, guests of Idaho have had a unique opportunity to stay in a mini-hotel, equipped inside a huge potato.
The Potato Growing Commission in Idaho has ordered an imitation vegetable for a special promotion. A special trailer had to be built to transport the giant potato. The artificial vegetable traveled around the country for six years.
After the completion of the "Big Potato Tour of Idaho", the participant of the project Christy Wolf transported the potato to the farm.
The girl turned the advertising props into a cozy guest house with electricity, autonomous heating, a small refrigerator, a spacious bed and air conditioning.
Unfortunately, the bathroom and the bathroom did not fit in an eight-meter potato. Christie Wolf has taken a nearby silo, which has not been used for its intended purpose for a long time, for "convenience".
The bathroom has a shower, a bathtub, a fireplace. Modern plumbing perfectly harmonizes with rustic design.
An inventive American woman invites you to stay in a mini-hotel for just $ 200 per night. In ruble equivalent, this is about 13 thousand rubles. As entertainment, Christie offers communication "with the most charming cow."
Keywords: Potatoes | Unusual | Hotel
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