Mr & Mrs Smith

The Fragonard perfumery in Grasse, at 20 boulevard Fragonard (+33 (0)4 92 42 34 34), provides the hotel’s products – and will create a bespoke scent for you, too. The sweet-toothed should head to Confiserie Florian at Le Pont du Loup, Tourrettes-sur-Loup (+33 (0)4 93 59 32 91), a 35-minute drive from Les Rosées: a bonbon factory offering free tours and tastings. While you’re there, stop and let your sugar rush subside at nearby Gourdon, a mediaeval village near the Gorges du Loup. Back in Mougins, the Musée de la Photographie has a permanent exhibition of portraits of Picasso, and works by Robert Doisneau and Lucien Clergue (+33 (0)4 93 75 85 67).

Book a table at Le Petit Fouet at 12 place du Village (+33 (0)4 92 92 11 70), replete with beams, chandeliers, barmen crooning along to old French songs – and a parrot that peers down at you while you eat. The walls are lined with irresistible confitures, candles and loose-leaf teas to take home, and tables spill out onto a terrace. Head next door to sample the foie gras at Resto des Arts on Rue du Maréchal Foch (+33 (0)4 93 75 60 03), open from 7pm until late (closed Sundays and Mondays). Pop along for lunch at Le Bistrot de Mougins, by the fountain in Place du Village (+33 (0)4 93 75 78 34). Bagsy a seat under the umbrellas outside; for supper, nip down the steps into the cellar.

Sip a glass of sunset rosé and enjoy the incredible views from L’Abreuvoir Café 32 Place des Patriotes, Mougins 06250 (+33 4 93 90 03 05). If that’s full, pop next door for a capuccino and chocolate brownie at ivy-clad L’Amandier, or make a reservation for dinner – they’ll rustle you up a perfect parfait glacé Limonello (+33 4 93 90 0091). For a pre-supper tipple, perch at the bar of Restaurant la Mediterranee, then eat in the restaurant afterwards. They’re open for lunch and dinner (closed on Wednesdays). Place de la Mairie, 06250 Mougins (+33 4 93 90 03 47).