ASP MVC Route Default Configuration

Razor View engine is default view engine for ASP.Net MVC. This Razor view engine is configured to locate path at specified path i.e. "~/Views/{1}/{0}.cshtml". Here {1} placeholder specifies controller name and {0} represents view name.

Say, for Example any request for Index action in Home controller will look for view at "~/Views/Home/Index.cshtml".

Now if you want to change this default path then you have to define custom view engine. Here a sample example how can you define a custom view engine and change the default path.

  public class MyCustomViewEngine : RazorViewEngine
{

    public MyCustomViewEngine()
    {         

        ViewLocationFormats = new string[] {
            "~/MyViews/{1}/{0}.cshtml",
            "~/MyViews/Shared/{0}.cshtml" };

        MasterLocationFormats = new string[] {
            "~/MyViews/{1}/{0}.cshtml",
            "~/MyViews/Shared/{0}.cshtml"};

        PartialViewLocationFormats = new string[] {
            "~/MyViews/{1}/{0}.cshtml",
             "~/MyViews/Shared/{0}.cshtml"};

        FileExtensions = new string[] { "cshtml" };
    }
}

You also need to register custom view engine with ASP.Net run time at Application _Start() event.

        ViewEngines.Engines.Clear();
        ViewEngines.Engines.Add(new MyCustomViewEngine());

Your controller code is seems wrong, if your controller name is Home then code will be like this with index action

public class HomeController : Controller
    {
        public ActionResult Index()
        {
            return View("~/Views/Homees/index.cshtml");
        }
        public ActionResult Contact()
        {
            return View();
        }
    }

you just used the controller name as action name, by default in view folder there is a separate folder for each controller like for Home controller there will be a folder named Home, and inside that there will be separate cshtml file for each action result, like for my code there is a two action result name Index and Contact so under Home folder there will be two separate cshtml for both as index.cshtml and contact.cshtml. So when we request index action it will go for index.cshtml and for Contact action contact.cshtml by default, but we can spacify our own view for any action like my index view, and it works fine, your approach was correct but only problem was the Controller name and action name I think, try this way it may help

by default Microsoft's ASP.NET MVC is created over one Folder Convention which means that all files that will be Controllers should be under Controller folder, each file which will be View should be under View folder,

also if you create Mvc Route for example MyProfile, in the MVC you'll get contorller with this name and folder under the view's.

All this is controlled by the default routing which is knowing where to find, Views and controllers, so if you want to make some changes or modifications you should go to ASP.NET web site and look some tutorials for MVC Routing

Hope i helped :)

Simple just go to App_Start and Open RouteConfig.cs File and change route controller "Home" to "Homees" by default it set as "Home". If you rename your HomeController to "HomeesController" you should change to rountconfig by default route. check below image

After that open "HomeesController" from Controller folder here you can add action for view

 public ActionResult Index()
 {
    return View();
 }

and Add Action to View "Homees" Folder