This Charming Airbnb In Montana Used To Be A Silo And You’ll Want To Stay

Hotel stays have their time and place. But for a truly unique experience, you can't go wrong with an Airbnb—especially one that once served as a working grain silo!

The Clark Farm Silos are located in Kalispell, offering easy access to the entire Flathead Valley. And this is one experience you won't want to miss out on.

The Clark Farm Silos is a collection of five grain silos that have been completely converted into self-sufficient vacation homes.

If you're looking for a one-of-a-kind experience, it doesn't get more original than this.

The silos are located on a quiet 20-acre family farm with plenty of groomed walking trails.

While you'll probably want to explore the Flathead Valley, you can have a perfectly peaceful vacation without ever leaving this property.

These unique metal structures look like regular apartments inside, and they have all the comforts of home.

You'll have a living room area, a kitchenette, a full bedroom, and an extra sofa bed.

The kitchenette is quaint, but it has a refrigerator, a microwave, a coffee maker, and cooking basics.

You'll be close to some of Kalispell's tastiest restaurants if you'd rather bring home some takeout.

The main bedroom is quite spacious and has a comfortable king-sized bed, down pillows, and luxurious cotton linens.

Bedding is also provided for the convertible couch downstairs.

Each silo can host 3-4 guests comfortably, although it's a perfect couples' retreat.

You'll also have access to WiFi, a full bathroom, and all the comforts of home.

As cozy as the interior is, you'll probably spend plenty of time outside when you're here.

Between the panoramic views, personal fire pit, fresh mountain air, and vast starry sky, you'll love being in the great outdoors.

Doesn't this place look perfect? Best of all, with rates starting at $134 per night, it's also affordable. See for yourself.