A true sanctuary dedicated to serenity and offering a total escape in a refined and soothing setting, our 250m2 spa is being renovated to offer you moments of absolute relaxation, enhanced by the treatments and rituals of the prestigious Sothys Paris brand. It is scheduled to reopen on 1st February 2025.Sothys treatments: the perfect alliance between science and natureA reopening means something new, we are delighted to integrate into our spa the treatments and rituals of Sothys Paris, a prestigious brand recognised for the excellence of its high-end treatments. A pioneer in the world of beauty and well-being, Sothys offers personalised treatments that combine scientific expertise, naturalness and sensoriality, for visible and lasting results. Born from research and in the heart of Corrèze, the family homeland, each treatment is an invitation to recharge your batteries and rediscover the body-mind balance.An exceptional wellness areaIn an elegant setting, conducive to relaxation, our spa invites you to experience a unique sensory journey. Whether you are looking for relaxation, revitalisation or personalised treatments, each space has been designed to offer you a tailor-made wellness experience.The Spa by Sothys offers you several relaxation areas for complete care of your well-being:4 treatment cabins: private spaces to fully enjoy treatments tailored to your needs, alone or as a couple.2 saunas and 1 hammam: quality equipment for a pure moment of relaxation, promoting detoxification and muscle relaxation.A high-tech fitness room: for those who want to combine relaxation and physical activity, our gym equipped with the latest technology allows you to maintain your fitness routine while enjoying a calm and pleasant setting.We look forward to welcoming you to our Spa by Sothys, an exceptional place where every moment spent is an invitation to relax and escape. Our teams are at your disposal to guide you in the choice of your personalised treatment, whether for a moment of relaxation or a more targeted beauty treatment.So, why not take the time to treat yourself to a wellness break during your next stay at Five Seas By Inwood Hotels?

Valentine’s Day is fast approaching, and what could be better than sharing a magical moment with your other half in one of the most romantic places in the world?The French Riviera, with its breathtaking landscapes and elegant atmosphere, is the perfect place to celebrate love.Here is our selection of 5 romantic activities to do in the French Riviera for an unforgettable moment.1. A sunset at Cap d’AntibesCap d’Antibes is undoubtedly one of the most enchanting places to enjoy a sunset with your loved one. Whether you stroll hand in hand along the paths of Pointe de l’Olivette or find a more intimate spot in one of the many coves that line the path, the view of the Mediterranean Sea, tinged with oranges and pinks at sunset, is a breathtaking spectacle.2. A stroll in the Gardens of Villa Ephrussi de RothschildA true haven of peace, Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat is the ideal place for a romantic stroll. You can stroll through the superb French gardens, which offer panoramic views of the sea. With its flower-filled paths, fountains and terraces, it is the perfect place to capture moments of complicity and soak up the beauty of this magical place.3. A Catamaran Trip to the Lérins IslandsFor a more adventurous and unforgettable experience, why not board a private catamaran for an excursion to the Lérins Islands? These small paradisiacal islands offer deserted beaches, crystal clear waters and absolute tranquility. Whether you decide to swim, picnic on the sand or simply enjoy the calm of the sea, this getaway will allow you to share special moments far from the hustle and bustle of the city.4. A Duo Treatment at the Spa by Sothys at Five Seas by Inwood HotelsThere’s nothing like a moment of absolute relaxation to celebrate love. The Spa bySothys at Five Seas By Inwood Hotels offers you the opportunity to experience a duo treatment in a refined and soothing setting. Enjoy a relaxing massage, a facial treatment or a tailor-made beauty ritual together, for an unforgettable wellness experience. In the expert hands of our practitioners, you and your partner will be able to relax in an elegant environment, conducive to relaxation and complicity.Celebrate Love at Five Seas by Inwood HotelsTo perfect this moment for two, offer your other half an unforgettable experience and let yourself be enchanted by our special Valentine’s Day gourmet offers.Friday 14th February, Valentine’s Day dinner at the panoramic restaurant By Le Roof with a glass of champagne and a complimentary rose. Savour an exceptional dinner with a breathtaking view of the Bay of Cannes. To enhance this moment for two, enjoy a glass of champagne and a rose, symbols of love.Menu at €98 per person.Sunday 16th February, Valentine’s Day brunch. Prolong the magic with our refined brunch, where a gourmet buffet and unlimited Prosecco will delight your taste buds. A moment of relaxation and pleasure to savour without moderation. €68 per person.Book now and make this Valentine’s Day an unforgettable memory.5. A walk in the heart of the mimosas of the Tanneron MassifFor nature lovers – and lovers in general – a walk in the heart of the mimosas of the Tanneron Massif is an unmissable experience. During the winter, the hills of this massif are adorned with a sea of ​​small, bright yellow flowers, filling the air with an exhilarating scent. Stroll through the winding paths and let yourself be enveloped by the beauty of the flowering flora and the surrounding landscapes.The Côte d’Azur is full of romantic experiences to enjoy as a couple, whether in the heart of nature, at sea or through moments of well-being. So, for this Valentine’s Day, let yourself be seduced by the magic of the Côte d’Azur and live an unforgettable experience with the one you love.

When we think of the Côte d’Azur, we often imagine crowded beaches, ostentatious luxury and the hectic life of big cities. However, a little further from the coast, inland, another face of the region lies hidden: that of the Var villages, full of character, authenticity and traditions. Presentations.The Var villages: a journey to the heart of authenticityThe Var, with its green landscapes, fragrant hills and views of the sea, is full of small villages that have managed to preserve their old-world charm. Far from the hustle and bustle of the seaside resorts, they offer an immersion in to local life and promise unforgettable visits and timeless walks.Bormes-Les-Mimosas, Cotignac, Gassin, Seillans, Bargemon or La Cadière d’Azur, each of these villages has a history, a typical architecture, a rich medieval and religious past, and traditions that bear witness to the soul of its inhabitants. From small alleys to cobbled streets to the sound of fountains, in the shade of plane trees or bougainvilleas with vibrant colours, between castles, churches and chapels of natural stone, the Var villages are an invitation to the sweetness of life made in Provence.La Colle Noire: a preserved jewel, former property of Christian DiorKnown and loved by artists since always, it is this soul and the unique beauty of these places that pushed the couturier Christian Dior to acquire the Château de la Colle Noire in Fayence in 1950, 3 years after the triumph of his first collection.Situated on an estate of several hectares, this exceptional residence imbued with timeless elegance was Dior’s favourite place, where he found inspiration and serenity to design his perfumes and collections. Even today, flowers and fruits from the vines, olive trees, almond trees and rose bushes planted by the couturier are still harvested there.Although this residence, now owned by LVMH since 2013, is not open to the public, Christian Dior’s mark remains palpable in the atmosphere that reigns there. Its gardens, terraces and the raw beauty of the landscape recall the deep bond between the artist and this region that he cherished so much.And for these good reasons, we never tire of the light and beauty of the Var villages.

When we talk about Cannes, we immediately think of the glamour of its red carpet and the elegance of its famous Croisette and its luxury boutiques. But Cannes is also Le Suquet, a small picturesque district, with steep streets where it is worth letting oneself get lost. From the top of Mont-Chevalier, Le Suquet (which means summit in Provençal) was once a fortified village which linked the old port to the citadel. Today, this historic neighbourhood is a must for those who want to experience Cannes intensely. Le Suquet overlooks the port and offers a breathtaking view of the bay of Cannes, and in the distance, the islands of Lérins. In its streets, pretty houses with colourful facades meet the bougainvillea and caress the cobbled streets.At the top, pass by the Chapelle Saint-Antoine and admire the parish church of Gothic style Notre-Dame d’Espérance built in the 16th century. Next to this, the emblematic square tower (and its 109 steps) stands on the remains of the medieval fortress of the monks of Lérins which today houses the Museum of explorations of the world where a journey awaits you through primitive art, orientalism and antiques. A little further, Le Suquet des Artistes, housed in the morgue of the old hospital of Cannes is a place of creative expression dedicated to local artists. How can we talk about Suquet without talking about its Forville Market? Praised by locals and great Michelin starred chefs, 3,000m² of stalls offer superb gourmet fresh produce, local specialties and even flowers. And to prolong the pleasure when you return to the hotel, head to our rooftop and panoramic restaurant with a direct view of the Suquet.

Everyone knows the Lérins Islands… But did you know that their depths shelter a mysterious place… 100 meters off the coast of the Island Sainte-Marguerite, you will need to equip yourself with flippers, a mask and a snorkel to explore a well-kept secret: the first – and only – underwater ecomuseum in France. Embark on an unforgettable adventure during which you will be privileged to witness the delicate marriage between contemporary art and underwater life.The story begins with a sad observation: fish, corals, algae and shells, once abundant, seem to have left the place… To restore and protect this remarkable landscape, British artist Jason de Caires Taylor, visionary and poet of the seabed, decides to bring this ecosystem back to life by creating six two metre high statues, with each weighing nearly 10 tonnes. Carved from ecological materials, neutral in PH and immersed between three and five meters deep, these works – like majestic silent guardians – are the new sanctuaries of marine fauna and flora which are gradually returning to populate these crystal clear waters.In the morning, when the sunlight illuminates the sculptures with an almost supernatural shine and the conditions are optimal, immerse yourself in this fascinating universe lulled by the deep blue and vibrant colours of the new inhabitants of this Atlantis. Alone, with family or friends, prepare to experience a poetic journey. Let yourself be enchanted by the magic of the depths and the captivating beauty of this underwater ecomuseum. An adventure that will remind you that sometimes, it is beneath the surface that hides true enchantment.

On our menu, zoom in on the farmed poultry. For our chef Lori Moreau, cooking must be sincere and responsable. This is why, to design her dishes and create her menus, she favours short circuits and fresh, local and seasonal produce. So for her dish “Supreme of chicken slowly cooked, butternut squash roasted with chestnuts, cream sauce with yellow wine”, it’s natural that she turned to what the Côte d’Azur does best. And in this area, it all begins at Pierlas, at 1,200 meters above sea level, above Nice. In the Les Volailles Terre de Toine farm more precisely. It is here, on the land of their ancestor Antoine, that Eric and Martha set up their poultry farm. On their four grassy and wooded fields of 2,500m² each, the quality farmed poulty of the blue-footed breed are raised 100% in the open air, without antibiotic treatment and fed with non-GMO grains. It was enough to satisfy chef Lori who, amazed by the beauty of the place and seduced by the commitment and passion of Eric and Martha imagined a goumet recipe around this breed. A recipe that pays homage to the exceptional quality of Eric and Martha’s meat.She decides to cook the poultry over low heat, to respect its cherished story, preserve all its tenderness and enhance its natural flavour. A supreme cream sauce with yellow wine to cover it, with an intense taste. As an accompaniment, a fondant butternut squash, roasted chestnuts, the scent of which alone is enough to transport us to the woods and the pleasures of autumn. Crunchy here, juicy there and now a symphony of flavours. Between two murmurs, the guests are won over and Lori’s ambition is accomplished. The slowly cooked free-range poultry, roasted butternut squash with chestnuts, supreme sauce with yellow wine, is not only a delight for the taste buds, it is a bridge between land and table, as a celebration of the terroir and human excellence