A mythical view of Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey.

The luminous cloister of Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey.

The long medieval refectory of Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey.

The Salle des Chevaliers prepared for dinner at Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey.

The high ribbed ceiling and crackling fireplace in the Knights' Hall at Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey

The Salle des Hôtes at Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey flooded with light.

The huge Hall of the Knights of Mont-Saint-Michel.

The Cloister of Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey at night, with a spectacular view of the sea.

The west terrace of Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey.

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Abbaye du Mont-Saint-Michel

4.7

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Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey, 50170 Mont-Saint-Michel

Capacity : 450

"[...] this gigantic granite jewel, as light as lace [...]". Guy de Maupassant

Mont-Saint-Michel: privatize the grace of Mont-Saint-Michel for your B2B event

Sometimes, a name alone constitutes an address. Such is the case of the Abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel. Is Mont-Saint-Michel Breton? Is it Norman? The incessant quarrel seems ridiculous. Lhe bay of Mont-Saint-Michel and its soaring sanctuary belong to the whole of humanity..

An extraordinary example of medieval monastic architecturethe abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel and the bay it overlooks listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979. An exceptional site among French heritage and cultural sitesMont-Saint-Michel is one of France's most visited heritage sites, while retaining its religious function. A dozen monks and nuns still live there today.

Give a breath of fresh air and an unspeakable cachet to your exceptional business meetings. For a cocktail party, gala dinner or inspired concert, privatize the light and grace of Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey.

Book Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey: your inspired B2B meeting at the gates of heaven

For inspiring business meetings, the Abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel offers six remarkable spaces for your privatization needs.

The Abbey Church The Abbey Church: create a moment of fulfillment for your guests with a sacred music concert or recital in a thousand-year-old church.
The Monks' Refectory Privatization of this exceptional space gives you access to the superb cloister for your gala receptions.
The Salle des Chevaliers and the Salle des Hôtes In these huge rooms, a cocktail party or seated dinner will transport your guests to the magic of medieval times.
The West Terrace La Terrasse Ouest: in fine weather, treat your guests to the emotion of a breathtaking landscape during an unforgettable cocktail party.
The Salle Belle-Chaise The Belle-Chaise Room: this heated space is available all year round for meetings of up to 49 people, day or evening.

Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey: with Loc'Hall experts, gain access to a universal monument and privatize an exceptional heritage site for your business event.

Venue capacity

Spaces available to hire	Standing	Theatre	Dinner	U-shaped room	Class
Abbey church (concert only)	-	450	-	-	-
Monks' refectory 300m2 (with access to the cloister)	250	200	200	-	-
Salle Belle-Chaise (heated) 135m2	49	49	49	-	-
Salle des Chevaliers 400m2	250	200	200	-	-
Guest Hall 400m2	250	200	200	-	-
West Terrace	300	-	-	-	-

Information and prices

Quote on request.
Salle Belle-Chaise : privatization during the day and evening.
Other spaces: privatization outside the opening hours (i.e. Starting at 18h from September to April and Starting at 19h in May and June).

Rentals possible all year round except in July and August - depending on availability and cultural program.
The monument is closed on January^1st, May^1st and December 25th.

Private tours

The abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel welcomes you outside of opening hours, in the evening, to experience an exceptional moment.
For nearly 2 hours, let yourself be guided on a private tour of venues.

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Oana Enache

in the last week

Very beautiful. We got lucky to have good weather until the end of our visit (a storm started but the bus was very easy to access and the waiting time was under 10 min). It is easily accessible on foot as well as by bus (no fare) from the parking lot. It was indeed a bit crowded, as expected, but nonetheless manageable.

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Bianca Camille Sagum

2 weeks ago

The place is a breathtaking medieval marvel perched atop a rocky island, offering stunning views and rich history. Its Gothic architecture, winding streets, and serene atmosphere make it a must-visit. While the climb to the abbey can be steep and crowded, the experience is truly magical, especially during sunrise or sunset. A visit here feels like stepping into a fairytale.

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Michael Jennings

2 weeks ago

Absolutely incredible experience. I'd go again in a heartbeat-if only to show future travel companions what they've been missing. Pro tip: Check the tide charts before you book your ticket. I showed up at 8:20 a.m. only to find the causeway under water. I rolled up my pants, took off my shoes, and walked barefoot through "brisk", knee-deep water. It wasn't exactly glamorous-but it turned out to be the best decision I made. While the crowd massed on the bridge waiting for the tide to recede, I made it across early and practically had the island to myself. It felt like six people total were exploring the streets with me. Go early. Yes, it gets packed. But anyone who's traveled knows that's just the price of admission at major landmarks. That said, Mont Saint-Michel earns every bit of its fame. The atmosphere is magical, the architecture surreal, and the entire place is steeped in a sense of mystery and timelessness that pictures don't do justice. Highly recommended.

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G Mac

a month ago

What can you say that hasn't been about this incredible place? It is a 4.5 hour bus ride from Paris but in my opinion this medieval marvel is worth the trip. The setting, the construction, the history and architecture from 800s to modern times is astounding. I believe this is just not to be missed. We went at the end of winter so the crowds were not too bad at all. In summer it is overwhelmed by tourists. But still an iconic part of France to see.

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Byron Farrow

a month ago

Come in February. You might get lucky with the weather, you might not, but the crowds will be a lot thinner and there will be some room to breathe. The eating establishments on the island are fine but very very pricey. There is a sandwich place (Frigale) or, better yet, get an early lunch before you arrive and do the tour late so - again - it's not so busy.

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