Butlers Townhouse
Sun-Thu: €119 | Fri-Sat: €129
(for a double room)
Set within an elegant townhouse on one of the tree-lined avenues of Dublin’s Victorian Quarter, this stylish hotel offers 19 individually designed guestrooms, each of which features the most state-of-the-art facilities.
Completely updated to provide a host of modern services whilst still retaining many of its original Victorian features, Butlers Townhouse is ideal for both business and leisure guests. It is just a short distance from many Foreign Embassies and Dublin's main tourist attractions and cultural and entertainment districts.
Formerly the private residence of the illustrious Butler family, Butlers Townhouse aims to create a ‘private club’ atmosphere in the Drawing Room, with its coved ceiling, private bar and inviting over-sized chairs.
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Start each morning with a traditional Irish breakfast in the bright and airy Conservatory. For your convenience, a 24-hour menu is also available. Dietary requirements can be catered for with prior notice. The bar is found in the Drawing Room where you can sink into the large chairs and relax after a long day. Private meals for up to 30 people can be arranged on request.
Local Attractions near Butlers Townhouse
- The Chester Beatty Library (2.49 km) - The contents of this fascinating gallery was bequeathed to Ireland by its first honorary citizen, American mining engineer and collector, Sir Alfred Chester Beatty (1875-1968). The collection includes manuscripts, prints, icons, miniatures, and objet d'ar
- Dublin Castle (2.49 km) - With two towers and a partial wall, this is the city's most outstanding legacy of the Middle Ages. Of interest are the Record Tower, state apartments, Church of the Most Holy Trinity and Heraldic Museum. The inauguration of the President of Ireland and re
- National Gallery of Ireland (1.35 km) - The gallery, founded in 1854 by an Act of Parliament, houses the national collections of Irish art and European Old Masters including Caravaggio, Poussin, El Greco, Roderic O'Conor, and the Yeats'.
- Natural History Museum (1.59 km) - The Natural History Museum, which is part of The National Museum of Ireland, is a zoological museum containing diverse collections of world wildlife. The Irish Room, on the ground floor, is devoted largely to Irish mammals, sea creatures and insects. It
- Number Twenty Nine (1.25 km) - Number Twenty-Nine is an exhibition of the home life of a middle-class merchant family in Dublin, in the late 18th and early 19th century.
- National Photographic Archive (2.68 km) - The National Photographic Archive, which is part of the National Library of Ireland, was opened in 1998 in an award-winning building in the Temple bar area of Dublin. The archive holds an unrivalled collection of photographic images relating to Irish his
- National Library of Ireland (1.84 km) - Founded in 1877 and based on collections from The Royal Dublin Society. The National Library holds an estimated 5 million items. There are collections of printed books, manuscripts, prints and drawings, photos, maps, newspapers, mircofilms and ephemera.
- Trinity College (1.95 km) -
- Temple Bar (2.48 km) -
- Lansdowne Road (0.15 km) -
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