Butlers Town House Hotel Dublin

General Information

In Dublin's Victorian Quarter, on one of the tree-lined avenues with vermilion brick facades, stands Butlers Townhouse. Enter via the stately door and into a haven of state calmness in the center of cosmopolitan Dublin. Since opening in March 1997, a visit at Butlers features provided visitors with an experience rather than just a stay. Clients are transported into a bygone era, to their own privately-owned club residence. Interwoven with the refined Victorian essence of the cottage you'll find the commodity of a fashionable hotel. The 20 dainty bedrooms, with air conditioning and modem points, are discreetly dressed in the decor of a more unhurried age. Cautiously selected, experienced personnel anticipating your every necessity performs the personified service. The owners recognize that town hungry customers prefer to 'go out' for dinner, specifically in a locality so well endowed with pleasant restaurants, or take snack wherever they find themselves - shopping, sightseeing or on work. Be secured, however, that the gastronome Irish breakfast, and the light apartment amenities carte menu are superlative. The living room houses the brasserie, a congenial setting for sociable visitors and friends. In Butlers, recline and recreation is the key. The hotel can propose prime meeting and carouse amenities that serve to your significant work and public occasions. During relaxation, clients able to take a deliberately stroll in the leafy idyll of neighboring Herbert Park. Alternatively, you could take the dart to the downtown or enjoy a journey along the coastline to Howth or Bray.
The hotel provides Bar, Laundry amenities, Parking amenities, Light Room amenities and Lounge.

Dining Information

Gently awaken your senses every morning with a gastronome Irish breakfast catered in the radiant, airy environs of the in-house restaurant. It also provides a twenty-four hour light carte menu facilities for your convenience. The snug brasserie is an exquisite spot to enjoy a glass of delicate drink after a tiring day.

Location Information

Located at the corner of Lansdowne and Shelbourne highways, this superb property is in the center of Dublin's Victorian Quarter, Ballsbridge, with its myriad of tree-lined avenues and scarlet brick facades. Situated neighboring to Dublin's commercial region, the guesthouse is directly a walk away from plenty of of the capital's most well-known Dublin restaurants and pubs.