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HostnFly offers you this accommodation of 180 square meters ideal for a tourist stay. It has a garden and can accommodate up to 12 people. Bars and restaurants are nearby. Looking forward to seeing you:) ## Logement All comforts, the house includes: - four bedrooms with four double beds; - two rooms with two single beds; - two functional bathrooms; - a fully equipped kitchen; - a dining room with table and chairs; - a lounge to relax after a day of walking. You will particularly appreciate its brightness and calm. During your stay, you will have at your disposal: Garage, Washing machine, Dryer, Iron, Barbecue, Dishwasher, Oven, Microwave, Nespresso and Italian coffee machines, etc. Bed linen and towels are provided at extra cost. The accommodation is located in the center of a typical village. The city of Vannes with its must-see attractions is 10 minutes by car or 20 minutes by bus. It is a treat to visit all the Gulf of Morbihan for those who love beautiful scenery. Professional cleaning is carried out before and after each traveler. You are welcome :) ## Emplacement Meucon is a commune in the Morbihan region of Brittany, 8 km north of Vannes. Becoming an independent parish only in 1779, the commune was created in 1790. Until then, it was a dependency of the bishops of Vannes. The site on which the village was to develop was first known for its clumsiness established in the twelfth century: the lepers who lived there and lived in the adjacent houses specialized in the production of ropes. Inheritance to this centuries-old tradition, the last rope mill of the commune closed its doors in 1914. Meucon was also known for making fouaces, pastries made from water, salt and wheat flour. The last dedicated unit lasted until the early 1970s. If the fouaces of Meucon were appreciated, it was because of the quality of the water from the springs of the territory. A natural wealth that has endured: the water drawn from Meucon still feeds the city of Vannes. Cover...

## Getting around - Gare de Vannes: 12 minutes by car. -The Nantes Atlantic Airport: 1 hour and 21 minutes by car.