Butler Arms Hotel

Butler Arms is a wonderful and warm place to stay on the tip of Kerry. This is the equivalent of a 4+ star hotel. The welcome from the front desk staff, complete with a bottle of cognac on the desk, was most welcome as we arrived in the rain. Our room was spacious, had a beautiful view of the water, and was very well equipped with a nice bathroom with good amenities. The beds were comfy. Dinner on Good Friday was delicious in the beautiful dining room (which has a varied and creative menu with lots of fresh, local items), and breakfasts... more

We stayed at the Butler Arms for two nighhts in August and found the welcome and courtesy to be lacking. When we checked in, there was no one on reception and during our stay, reception personnel were cool when we requeste information. On our departure, we asked for an early continental breakfast. and the young lady who was serving us was rather inhospitable. However, the room was passable with a great view and the facilities were high standard Jim Bell

Stayed at the Butler Arms in Waterville during the weekend of the 24th June. It is a brillant hotel with excellent food and would recommend this hotel to anyone. I will come back to waterville again.

I stayed in the Butler Arms over Easter and found the hospility and service to be top class with a pleasant family atmosphere. the Restaurant was exquisite. I intend to return many times in the future.

On Sunday 24th October, I, and a friend, were booked into the above hotel for one night. On arrival in the evening, after a drive through the most atrocious weather, from County Waterford. I registered with the receptionist and was shown to our rooms, having to ascend some flights of stairs with our baggage. I, being over 80 and having legs that are not as fit as they used to be, and dreading having to climb those stairs again later that evening, asked the receptionist, who had come with us, if there were any lifts in the hotel- and... more