Cannes and its region

Taking a break at the Five Seas Hotel Cannes means a stay in the historic centre of this word-famous town. The Five Seas Hotel – 5-star boutique hotel – a short walk from the Palais des Festivals, La Croisette and internation luxury boutiques, as well as Rue d’Antibes, Le Vieux Port and Le Suquet, the oldest and prettiest neighbourhood in Cannes. Not forgetting the nearby sea, the palm trees and private beaches, including the hotel's partner beach, the 'Plage du Festival'.

Cannes is a place of wonder and for unforgettable getaways on the Mediterranean. Here, you can shop till you drop on the legendary La Croisette, there, you can gaze admiringly at the superyachts in the town's harbour. And if the fancy takes you, the Lérins Islands and the red rocks of the Massif de l'Esterel are only a little way away.

The Five Seas Hotel Cannes is also a destination in its own right, featuring influences from the five continents, which combines easy living and discreet luxury. Here, we revisit the luxury bivouacs of the expeditions of the early 19th century. Adjoining the appropriately named church of Notre Dame de Bon Voyage, at the foot of which Emperor Napoleon made camp for a restless night in 1815, the Five Seas Hotel offers an invitation to get away from it all.

Head off to explore the estates where the best wines of Provence are created and enjoy the beauty of the vines in the light of the setting sun. Château Minuty, Château Sainte-Roseline, Château Sainte-Marguerite, Clos Cibonne, Château de Brégançon, Domaine de la Croix… 18 crus classés can be easily reached from Cannes and offer tastings and tours of the estates.

The landscapes of Provence have inspired the greatest artists and continue to enthral visitors today. You must see the loveliest villages of the hinterland, such as the mediaeval town of Brignoles or the stunning Saint-Paul-de-Vence. A delightful getaway to the land of lavender and cicadas.