"Most delicious breakfast ever that changes daily. Very comfortable and new rooms. Very quiet area with less light pollution."
"The hosts were just amazing, nice friendly, giving excellent tips for restaurants and sightseeing, someone you wish to see again."
"Loved our stay, Chris and Chris are very delightful and love what they do."
"We were only there for two days and felt like we had known each other for years. Just go there and experience the warmth! And Mont St Michel is actually visible from the garden."
"The bed was very good and a very spacious bathroom with a nice walk-in shower."
"Most delicious breakfast ever that changes daily. Very comfortable and new rooms. Very quiet area with less light pollution." "The hosts were just amazing, nice friendly, giving excellent tips for restaurants and sightseeing, someone you wish to see again." "Loved our stay, Chris and Chris are very delightful and love what they do." "We were only there for two days and felt like we had known each other for years. Just go there and experience the warmth! And Mont St Michel is actually visible from the garden." "The bed was very good and a very spacious bathroom with a nice walk-in shower."
Welcome to
Rue Veillon
A warm welcome awaits you at Rue Veillon. A beautiful, soundproofed suite and a guest area in the lounge give a ‘Home from Home’ feel to our accommodation.
Situated between St Malo and Granville, near the town of Avranches, the house rests on the edge of the peaceful village of Céaux, with a view of Mont Saint Michel from the garden!
Open fields behind the house give us spectacular sunsets!
We are realizing a long-term dream
to be able to look after our own guests!
We have both been in the hospitality industry since leaving school, and worked in well known Hotels and Restaurants in the UK. A 30 year career developing recipes and inspiring major Supermarkets with top quality products has also been a career highlight. We are both passionate about exceeding our guests expectations, as well as using the amazing ingredients and products Normandy has to offer.
We bought the property in 2006, and now live in Normandy, having moved here in December 2020, and feel we are lucky to be in such an interesting, beautiful and ideal location. We feel we are ready to combine our growing admiration for the area, and our extensive catering experience to provide our guests with a unique and rewarding stay, Sante!!!!
What’s going on in the area this year?
May 31
The Olympic torch comes to Mt. St. Michel!
June 1 - 16
80th Anniversary D-Day festival!
July 26 - August 11
The Olympic Games in Paris!
August 28 - 5 September
Paralympic Games in Paris!
Breakfast at Rue Veillon!
Accommodation
From the welcoming lounge area, where you'll enjoy your artisan breakfast each morning, you will find plenty of books, maps and information to help you get the most from your stay. A short corridor leads to the bedroom, which is modern and cool, with hints of nature, a calming space to relax after a day exploring the area.
The house is next to the village tennis court, we have rackets and balls available for your use if you fancy playing!
Bedroom
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your private space to unwind after a day of exploring.
There are coffee and tea making facilities and a small fridge, a comfy sofa and plenty of storage in the walk in wardrobe next to the en-suite. There is a wall mounted smart TV and Wi-Fi.
From the window there are views of open fields that lead to the estuary
A double bedroom with a king sized bed
En Suite
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Rain forest shower, double sinks and heated towel rail. This luxurious space is fully equipped with shower products, hairdryer, iron and board, repair kit, and bath robes to add comfort during your stay.
A spacious modern bathroom
Dining
Just off your private room is the guest dining area
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Sit and enjoy your artisan breakfast and plan out your day. We vary the breakfast each morning, so you'll have plenty of variety. We plan the choice around any dietary of allergy requirements you may have.
There are plenty of brochures, books and maps that we update each season to help inform you of what local events are happening, market days and places to visit to enable you to make the most of your day.
We are on hand to offer suggestions and make any bookings or reservations on your behalf. Fresh juice and fruit, different breads, cheeses, eggs and sliced meats, followed by daily treats.
Garden
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The garden has comfortable garden furniture for you to relax on, while you admire the view of the Mont Saint Michel.
The house is right next to the village tennis court, which is available for your use during your stay, just ask us for some rackets and balls!
Surrounded by a private spacious garden
Things To Do
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Saint Malo
Like a stone vessel on the mouth of the Rance, the ramparts of Saint-Malo stand proudly above its beaches and its port. The façades and towers rising from the fortifications give the town its unique silhouette. The parapet walk offers breath-taking views!
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Mont – Saint – Michel
A magical island topped by a gravity-defying abbey, the Mont-Saint-Michel, and its Bay count among France’s most stunning sights.
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Dinan
Enclosed by nearly three kilometres of ramparts, the town of Dinan and its 14th-century castle proudly overlook the Rance river. Below, the small marina is the starting point for some lovely walks along the estuary, while above, corbelled houses complete the tour of this town with medieval charm.
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Dol de Bretagne
Located at the gates of Brittany, the former episcopal city of Dol, labelled "Small City of Character®", offers the visitor its architectural treasures. Saint-Samson Cathedral, jewel of the Breton Gothic, medieval houses... Rich architectural testimonies but also a breath-taking view of Mont-Dol over the entire bay of Mont-Saint-Michel.
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Explore by bike or walking
Discover the Manche area and further, by bike. The link give access to maps and a comprehensive guide to the many routes
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Dinard
Is not a seaside town like any other. The city developed rapidly in the nineteenth century as British high society and Paris Chic discovered the joys of sea bathing. Today, Dinard owes its appeal to its architectural richness and cultural dynamism.
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Cancale
This pretty port is a delight both for the eyes and the taste buds. Voted a remarkable site of taste, Cancale has long been famous for its oysters and shellfish. These seafood delights are even better when enjoyed while admiring the wonderful Mont Saint-Michel in the middle of the bay.
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Fougères
Your first sight of Fougères will be the impressive granite silhouette that dominates the town. Nestled at the foot of the largest fortress in Europe, the half-timbered houses and cobbled streets exude charm. Nearly one thousand years of history is before your eyes!
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Rennes
Famed for its university and cultural dynamism, Rennes unites the heart and head and is ideal for a leisurely stroll through its cheerful and surprising streets. Majestic façades, concert halls, trendy restaurants and designer boutiques all captivate the visitor. Discover Rennes at your pace… and take the metro!
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Granville and Chausey
Commanding stunning views of the Bay of the Mont Saint-Michel from its fortified headland. Enjoy this seaside resort’s lively fishing port, medieval Upper Town and museum dedicated to local celebrity Christian Dior or catch a ferry or sailing boat from here out to the magical Chausey Islands, just 15km away.
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Normandy Beaches
Over the interminable summer of 1944, beginning on 6 June, men from around the world were drawn into a bloody conflict that was fought out in Normandy. What follows invites you to reflect upon this terrible page of history by visiting – or re-visiting – the D-Day Landing Beaches, the many cemeteries, battlefield sites, and museums relating to D-Day and the Battle of Normandy.
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La Pointe du Grouin
Marking the westernmost tip of the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel, this brilliantly located headland not only allows you to benefit from sublime views eastwards, but also splendid ones to the west. The island just offshore is off-limits though as it’s the preserve of birds.
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Rothéneuf
5 km from St Malo, in Rothéneuf in the direction of Cancale, the Sculpted Rocks of Rothéneuf constitute a strange universe, populated by characters from another time.This work characteristic of naïve art, created by Abbé Fouré at the end of the nineteenth century, traces the legend of the Rothéneuf, family of Corsairs, pirates and nobles.
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Channel Islands
Just off the Normandy coast, the Channel Islands comprising of Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark and Herm are a short hop away from Britain and mainland Europe. There is so much to see and do in the Channel Islands.
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Jullouville
Is the resort of Mont-Saint-Michel bay located on the west coast of the English Channel in Normandy. The city offers a unique view of Cancale in Granville while passing by the tip of Grouin and the archipelago of Chausey.
Jullouville - Tourism, Holidays & Weekends
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Céaux
In the heart of the bay of Mont Saint-Michel
Mont Saint Michel
Mont Saint Michel lies at the border of Normandy and Brittany.
The history of this tidal Island begins in the year 708 AD, when legend has it, a Bishop Aubert was visited by a vision of Arch Angel Michael, and called to erect a church on the Island, hence the name!
Monks settled on the Island in 966 AD, the new church being built before the year 1000 AD.
In the 11th century architect William Volpiano built the Romanesque Abbey, then becoming a place of pilgrimage for Christians – also becoming a centre for Medieval culture.
In the 14th century and the 100 years’ war with the English, meant new military fortifications were installed.
In the 16th century its popularity waned as the Reformation hit Europe – by the time the French Revolution started barely any monks lived/worshipped on the Island. During this time, it was closed and turned into a prison.
In the 1830’s important historical figures including Victor Hugo came together to fight to restore Mont Saint Michel to its former glory.
The prison closed in 1863 and was declared a historical monument in 1874.
A lot of work was required to restore it, in 1878 the causeway was built, and a tramway to bring over the tourists.
During the 2nd world war, the German soldiers occupied Mont Saint Michel, where they used St Auburn church as a look out post. From July 1940 until the end of the occupation it was a major attraction for tourists and soldiers.
In the late 1960’s a small group of Benedictine monks took up residence.
In 1979 it was named UNESCO World Heritage Site, being credited with its natural man made and architectural significance.
The new barrage to protect the flow of water around the bay and prevent the build-up of sediment started in 2009. The car park being moved 2.5km away, and a free shuttle bus or horse drawn carriage can take you the short journey.
The best time to go is in the evening, less crowded, parking is cheaper, and you can catch a great sunset picture too!
Close to 3 million people visit this iconic site every year!
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Bed & Breakfast Rue Veillon
28 Rue Veillon
50220
CÉAUX, Manche
Phone
UK - +44 (0) 7711 776424
FR - +33 (0) 6 10 24 26 34
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FR - +33 (0) 6 10 24 26 34
UK - +44 (0) 7711 776424
Bed & Breakfast Rue Veillon
2 Rue Veillon
50220
CÉAUX, Manche