Spend The Night In An Authentic 1909 Train Carriage In Middle-Of-Nowhere Idaho
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Idahoans are pretty creative people and we’ve got the strangest Airbnbs to prove it. Perhaps you’ve seen the Potato Hotel or this Western Saloon B&B. But today we’re highlighting yet another unique Airbnb in Idaho. Converted from an authentic 1909 train carriage, this Airbnb is as charming as can be! It’s been beautifully restored to its former glory and it’s enough to send any railway enthusiast straight to heaven by the looks of it. For an overnight experience that you’ll be thinking about for years to come, be sure to check this place out, as it is set within a very cool recreated Deary, Idaho train depot.
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What do you think? Isn’t this train carriage Airbnb just absolutely charming? Have you ever stayed here before? If so, what was your favorite part? We’d love to read about your experience in the comments section below!
For another truly unique Idaho Airbnb experience, check out this place that is situated within a former grain silo!
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Exploring Beautiful Idaho
What are some upscale lodging options in Idaho?
- The South Fork Lodge in Swan Valley is a beautiful all-inclusive lodge in a secluded waterfront setting close to Jackson Hole and Yellowstone National Park.
- The Coeur d'Alene Resort in Coeur d'Alene is a favorite spot for its Olympic-sized pool, balcony Jacuzzis, and if you want to splurge - glass-bottom penthouse pools.
- The Knob Hill Inn in Sun Valley was once an authentic Austrian-style ski lodge, and today’s exudes an ambiance of "European chalet charm."
Read on to learn more about some of the many other wonderful upscale lodging options in Idaho.
Where can we find historic attractions in Idaho?
- The Nampa Train Depot in Nampa was built in 1903 and was formerly a stop on the historic Oregon Short Line railroad.
- The EBR-1 Museum in Arco is the site of the former Experimental Breeder Reactor from which its nuclear power was used to light the town and was the first to do so in the U.S.
- The Idaho Veterans Cemetery in Boise is a beautiful yet somber 76.5-acre cemetery where many of the state’s service women and men were laid to rest.
- Read on to learn more about some of the many other fascinating historic attractions in Idaho.
Where can we find the best restaurants in Idaho?
- The Boise Fry Company, which has several locations dotted around the state, offers over 1,000 different combinations of potato types, cuts, seasonings, and dipping sauces.
- Meltz Extreme Grilled Cheese in Coeur d’Alene serves just that – extreme grilled cheese sandwiches with some really unique specialty options in addition to the good old classic one.
- Rupe’s Burgers in Blackfoot is a no-frills restaurant that has been a staple in this town for years.
Read on to learn more about some of the many other delicious restaurants in Idaho.