AirBnb

You can rent a room in a giant potato, a flower pot, a tree house lookout above the forest in the mountains, or a possibly haunted hotel room.

Unveil the fascinating world of Idaho's architectural creations, including the enchanting Burley Flower Pot house now open for Airbnb bookings.

Are you ready for a fantastic adventure that's just a hop, skip, and a jump away from our charming city of Boise?

Discover the intriguing past of Wallace's infamous brothels, The Lux and The Luxette, one of which is now a popular Airbnb rental.

Both UFO houses have great views and are guaranteed to be an interesting stay.

Check out this Idaho Airbnb rental! The Deary Train Car is an actual train car that ran between Idaho, Washington, and Montana between 1909 and 1955.

There is a local hidden Airbnb that works perfectly in this scenario, and it isn't that far from town but will have you feeling away from all your stress.

Airbnb is giving you a chance to stay in an actual, real-life Barbie Malibu Dreamhouse located in Malibu, California.

I spent my last vacation in Southern Utah near Cedar City where it snowed every morning and we did a lot of hiking, so I’m ready for a staycation.

I get the allure of an odd structure, but who is really renting these places for their vacation home base?

One of my favorite houses that sold in Twin Falls last year is now an Airbnb and I want to rent it just so I can say that I stayed there.

The listing includes a private beach, boat dock, jacuzzi, a game room featuring billiards, an indoor and outdoor fireplace, a sand volleyball court, a gazebo, three and a half bathrooms, and trails to walk on.

The house is listed for $18 million and was recently featured on the Top 10 Real Estate Deals website. The place is also on Airbnb for $2,500 per night.

I've spent several years writing about Airbnb rentals throughout Idaho, but none have featured the kind of natural, relaxing addition that one I recently discovered 180 miles northwest of Twin Falls has just a few steps out the backdoor.

Maybe it’s because I watched Rings of Power, but my latest delve into online real estate listings had me searching for keywords like ‘Hobbit’ and ‘Tolkien’.

My ideal Airbnb would offer a hot tub, billiards, and outdoor firepit. The Tetonia property has all of this, as well as an onsite saloon and wooden deck overlooking a lazy stream that are both accessible to guests.

There's a queen-sized bed, breakfast nook, storage shelves, wood floors and walls, and a pathway to a lounge area that has a spectacular view. The rental is listed as a one-bed, with a half-bath for two people, and is one of the more romantic listings you'll find anywhere.

Those who pay for a stay can use the sisters' spellbook, tag along on a guided, creepy tour of nearby Salem, and park their brooms safely on the premises.

I just learned that Airbnb isn’t just vacation home rentals. Airbnb also offers what they call ‘authentic experiences’ and one of them involves yoga and horses.

For the most expensive Airbnb in Idaho, you’ll drop almost $5 thousand per night on an amazing cabin in Rigby.