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Finding a unique Airbnb doesn’t have to mean emptying your wallet.

According to a report by the online casino site, , there are plenty of affordable, unique Airbnbs in the U.S. — from sleeping in a silo in Connecticut to burrowing in a “hobbit hole” in California.

These quirky accommodations are also highly rated by guests.

Coming in at No. 1 is in Asheville, North Carolina. While there are a few different places to stay on the site, the least expensive option is the “Trippy Tortoise Shell-ter” — a turtle-inspired truck cab-camper-tent hybrid. It costs $25 a night and has a 4.90-star review.

No. 2 is in Blanchard, Oklahoma. It costs $49 a night and has a 5.0-star rating. The private room is in a repurposed grain bin surrounded by farm animals.

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“” in Pulaski, New York, ranked third. The unique farm stay home is priced at $60 a night and has a 4.99 rating. The house is about 10 minutes from New York’s famed fishing spot, the Salmon River.

in Bethlehem, Connecticut, came in at No. 8. The converted 1940s silo has 30-foot ceilings and a “green” bathroom. The property also hosts weddings and has other accommodations on-site, like a geodesic dome.

Here are the Top 15 ranked by price per night. (Prices are based on the time of the report’s publication. Current fees may vary.):

“” at Baying Hound Campground, Asheville, North Carolina. $32

“” in Blanchard, Oklahoma. $49

“” in Pulaski, New York. $60

“” in Weaverville, North Carolina. $62

“” in Del Norte County, California. $64

“” in Spokane, Washington. $65

“” in Houston, Texas. $66

“” in Conneaut Lake, PA. Newly renovated chalet nestled on 11-plus acres. $69

“” in Bethlehem, Connecticut. $73

“” in Bainbridge Island, Washington 4.95. One room Hobbit Hole. $75.00

“” Mossy Forest Glamping Newport, Tennessee. $75.00

“” Lagro, Indiana. $75

“” in Collbran, Colorado. $75

“” in Pearland, Texas. $79

“” in Edinburg, Texas. $79