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A warm and friendly, family run hotel, the Butler Arms
offers refinement and fine food, situated in the seaside town of Waterville
on the southern tip of the Ring of Kerry.
Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and surrounded by the stunning
scenery of the famous Ring of Kerry, the Butler Arms has been owned by
the Huggard Family since 1915 and maintains an intimate atmosphere coupled
with traditional Irish welcomes. An air of relaxed refinement permeates
the Butler Arms, throughout the reception areas and lounge, with their
elegant leather chairs, old-fashioned furnishings and traditional charm.
While family photos throughout the rooms, maintain the intimate homely
feel.
Each of the well appointed bedrooms at the Butler’s
Arms are very comfortable, spacious and tastefully decorated, boasting
huge beds and lavishly laid out bathrooms. Most offer stunning views out
to the sea, while lavishly set superior rooms have huge patio windows
and some have balconies.
The Butler Arms is renowned for its excellent food. From
high teas in the sun crusted Charlie Chaplin Lounge, named after the famous
visitor, to the refined but relaxed surroundings of the hotel’s
award-winning restaurant, specialising in fresh seafood caught daily from
the local waters. The atmospheric Fisherman’s Bar, offers less formal
dining, with a selection of high quality bar meals. In the evening this
friendly bar comes to life and is a great place for mingling with the
local characters.
The Butler Arms is well placed for exploring the outlying
areas of south Kerry, such as Valencia Island and the World Heritage Site,
Skellig Rocks, home to an early Christian monastic settlement and one
of the biggest bird colonies in Europe.
A number of activities are also available around Waterville,
from game fishing in nearby Lough Currane and deep sea angling or you
could follow the likes of Charlie Chaplin, Tiger Woods and Michael Douglas
and playing a few rounds on the famous Waterville Links Golf Course.
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