One of the Most Beautiful Villages of France
Getting here, parking, enjoying the village: everything you need to know before you arrive.
Book your stayTerraces & Veules-les-Roses
The Veules rises in the heart of the village and reaches the sea just 1,149 metres later: it is the smallest river in France. Its watermills, thatched cottages and roses won over Victor Hugo, who stayed here several times with his friend Paul Meurice. Our terraces line its banks: read, have lunch, listen to the water. At the end of the path, the cliffs and the pebble beach.
Veules-les-Roses in pictures
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Private hire
A birthday, a family celebration, drinks with friends: the Douce France garden can be hired exclusively for up to 45 guests, sheltered behind its walls in the heart of the village. For more intimate occasions, or when the Normandy skies have other ideas, one of our lounges can also be reserved for you.
Tell us about your plans, and we'll shape the rest together.
Write to usGetting to the hotel
The hotel is at 13 rue du Docteur Girard, in the heart of Veules-les-Roses, 350 metres from the sea.
First, pull up in front of the hotel to drop off your luggage, then park at the Mairie (town hall) car park, avenue du Docteur Michel, just below. The map shows you the way.
Tuesday evening
Please don't park in the blue bays opposite the hotel: on Wednesday mornings, they host the market.
Late arrival
Our reception is open until 7 pm, but you are welcome to arrive whenever suits you: simply let us know on 02 35 57 85 30.
Practical information
Booking
Book direct for the best rate, and snap up the loveliest dates before everyone else.
Check availability“France's smallest river? I followed it at a gentle trot all the way to the sea. Five minutes, carrot break included.”