The Old Cable Historic House circa 1866

Aspects of Irelands social history and culture.
Interesting stay. Milestone Heritage Site.This unique residence in Waterville Village traces its origins to the first transatlantic telegraph cable layed from Ireland/Europe to USA in 1866. The remarkable story of the telegraph and the nineteenth century's online pioneers - stay with us and experience this remarkable aspect of Irelands history and culture. Retaining all its original features, the Old Cable House offers bright spacious rooms of character with garden and sea views.
The bedrooms including double and triple rooms full of character furnished and equipped to provide the maximum of comfort.

Delicious breakfast cooked to order with personal service is included with your stay and Dinner is served in our own first class Seafood Restaurant. Free towels soaps and fresh linen daily. Unique Pubs where locals love to share their knowledge of Kerry over a pint of Guinness known in Ireland as “vitamin G” 'the black stuff' with Irish music song dancing and the famous 'craic' all within walking distance to the house.

Basic information: Breakfast included Non-smoking rooms Private bathroom in rooms Private WC in rooms Parking on site Accepted payment methods: Spoken languages: English / French /German.

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Rates:

Bed and Breakfast from 30 euro pp sharing.


Meals:

Evening Dinner from 25 euro for 3 course.


How to go there:

N70 Ring Of Kerry Raod into Seafront Village of Waterville. Half way stopping point on the Ring Of Kerry. Londis Supermarket - keep to right - up small hill signpost for House - 100 yds on you left.