You Can Sleep In A Converted Barn From 1915 In Montana

In Montana, social distancing is second nature. That being said, we can still appreciate a change of scenery -- and most of us could use one. We highly recommend spending a weekend relaxing and recharging at Honey's Place, a century-old converted barn turned cabin perfect for a peaceful escape from reality.

Honey's Place is located just outside of Kalispell, less than an hour's drive from Glacier National Park.

You'll be right at the base of the Swan Mountain Range, so the views will be outstanding.

This cool cabin is a converted barn that dates back to 1915, but you certainly won't feel like you're sleeping in a barn when you stay.

The hosts have done a fantastic job turning this into a living space.

The new four-person hot tub is perfect for relaxing after a day spent exploring the Flathead Valley.

This is also a great spot for stargazing.

The interior is quaint and cozy, with plenty of amenities to ensure a comfortable stay.

There's a TV for your enjoyment, and the barn has WiFi, so you'll have endless entertainment options.

The kitchen has an oven, stove, refrigerator, and everything you'll need to cook a delicious meal.

While the appliances (like the dishwasher) are nice and modern, you'll still feel like you've gone back in time when you stay here.

The 900-square-foot, two-story barn can sleep up to six guests comfortably.

The second story has partitioned areas for the beds.

Head upstairs and you'll find one queen-sized bed and two double beds.

There's also a sleeping nook for any young Montanans who are with you.

The inside of the barn is fantastic. But for obvious reasons, you'll want to spend plenty of time outside.

The hosts also encourage you to bring an old license plate with you when you stay so that they can place it in the rafters with the others.

Intrigued? You can book Honey's Place for under $200 per night here.