The Montana VRBO that makes us fall in love with our state

My algorithms show me a lot of content about Montana. The robots figured out that I live and work in the state (and I google everything I can about Montana), so they thought I might appreciate a vacation here, too. I love vacationing at home, but when I saw an ad in my feed for this VRBO in Montana, I was surprised at how much I love Montana based on this property alone.

Some people had stayed in the house, some hadn’t, but almost every comment was about how much the person appreciated Montana. Can a house really make someone fall in love with Montana? Let’s see.

“Montana’s Architectural Wonder: Skwala Lodge”: Darby, Montana

If the house has a name, it’s usually so awesome that it deserves it. Skwala is the scientific name of a genus of jumping flies, the perfect name for a vacation rental with incredible access to fly fishing. Fly fishing is a surefire way to make someone fall in love with Montana.

Run by Collin Hohman and featured in Dwell Magazine, the lodge sleeps 12 and includes standard yet desirable amenities like a fireplace and a garden.

What really sets it apart, however, is the architecture.

Geometric windows showcase beautiful trees and the river. Wood floors, ceilings and walls give the cabin feel while still being elegant. Symmetrical openings allow natural light to flood into the home, while strategically placed skylights reveal the beautiful Montana sky. Imagine waking up here:

It would be easy for anyone to fall in love with Montana after staying somewhere like this. Keep scrolling to see more of this incredible property.