Cookie policy

A "cookie" is a small text file. When you visit our websites, they ask your browser to load and store a cookie on your device in order to store such information (your language and location) so as to understand your preferences and customise the layout of our website for you. Cookies cannot read data from your device and cannot download information from any other cookie created by other websites. The term cookie includes similar technologies such as Local Shared Objects ("flash cookies") and web beacons or web bugs.

• enable you to use our website;
• personalise our websites according to your preferences and allow us to improve your experience;
• analyse your use of our website and products;
• personalise our marketing activities;

This website uses different types of cookies. Some cookies are placed by third-party services that appear on our pages.

To find out more about who we are, how to contact us and how we process personal data, please see our privacy policy.

Necessary (technical) cookies help make a website usable by enabling basic functions such as page navigation and access to protected areas of the site. The website cannot function properly without these cookies (hence their name).

• cc_cookie Classification: Technical — first party Expiry: 1 year

  Purpose

  Stores the cookie consent preferences expressed by the user in the banner.

  Explicit refusal

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• prefill_* Classification: Technical — first party Expiry: Session

  Purpose

  Temporarily stores the data entered by the user in the booking forms (dates, guests, property) in order to pre-fill the fields on the following pages of the booking process.

  Explicit refusal

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Consent to these cookies cannot be managed because without them the pages would be unreadable.

Analytics cookies are used to evaluate the effectiveness of a service provided by a publisher for the design of the site or to help measure its traffic, i.e. the number of visits to the website. Analytics cookies may be first-party or third-party cookies, as specified below.

• _ga Classification: Statistics — third party (Google) Expiry: 2 years

  Purpose

  Google Analytics 4 cookie used to distinguish visitors in pseudonymous form and to measure the use of the site.

  Explicit refusal

  "Manage preferences" panel + opt-out: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout

• _ga_<ID> Classification: Statistics — third party (Google) Expiry: 2 years

  Purpose

  GA4 cookie used to maintain the session state of a visitor.

  Explicit refusal

  "Manage preferences" panel + opt-out: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout

• _gid Classification: Statistics — third party (Google) Expiry: 24 hours

  Purpose

  GA4 cookie used to distinguish visitors within a 24-hour window to support the calculation of daily metrics.

  Explicit refusal

  "Manage preferences" panel + opt-out: https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout

This type is usually subject to consent, which can be managed through our management tool at this link, unless such cookies can be considered equivalent to the technical or necessary cookies described above.

To learn how Google uses the personal data collected through its measurement services (for example Google Analytics) when you give your consent on our website, see Google’s dedicated page: https://business.safety.google/privacy/.

Marketing cookies are used to track visitors across websites. The aim is to display ads that are relevant to your interests and therefore engaging for the individual user. They thus help publishers and third-party advertisers to create valuable ads.

• _fbp Classification: Profiling/Marketing — third party (Meta) Expiry: 3 months

  Purpose

  Set by Meta Pixel to identify browsers and track visitors for advertising measurement and remarketing on Meta platforms.

  Explicit refusal

  "Manage preferences" panel + https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=ads

• _fbc Classification: Profiling/Marketing — third party (Meta) Expiry: 2 years

  Purpose

  Meta Pixel cookie that stores the identifier of the user’s last click on a Meta ad, used to attribute conversions to the originating campaign.

  Explicit refusal

  "Manage preferences" panel + https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=ads

• IDE Classification: Profiling/Marketing — third party (Google) Expiry: 1 year

  Purpose

  Google DoubleClick (Google Ads) cookie used to measure the effectiveness of ads and to show targeted advertising on the Google Display Network, including through remarketing.

  Explicit refusal

  "Manage preferences" panel + https://adssettings.google.com

• _gcl_aw Classification: Profiling/Marketing — third party (Google) Expiry: 3 months

  Purpose

  Google Ads cookie used to track clicks on ads and to link advertising campaigns to the conversions that occurred on the site.

  Explicit refusal

  "Manage preferences" panel + https://adssettings.google.com

• _gcl_au Classification: Profiling/Marketing — third party (Google) Expiry: 3 months

  Purpose

  Google Ads (Conversion Linker) cookie used to attribute conversions to Google Ads by reconciling interactions that occurred across different domains and devices.

  Explicit refusal

  "Manage preferences" panel + https://adssettings.google.com

• _gcl_gs Classification: Profiling/Marketing — third party (Google) Expiry: 3 months

  Purpose

  Google Ads cookie used to create similar audience segments (lookalike audiences) and to optimise advertising campaigns.

  Explicit refusal

  "Manage preferences" panel + https://adssettings.google.com

This type is subject to consent, which can be managed through our management tool at this link.

You can change or withdraw your consent at any time from the following link

This process allows us to provide relevant advertising, improve marketing programmes and help make these efforts more efficient. We do not provide information that is directly associated with a specific person (such as name and address) to any advertising network when you interact with or view a customised ad. However, when you view or interact with an ad, the advertising company may assume that you are interested in the subject of the ad. You can opt out of receiving our ads and those of other organisations by clicking on this link. If you opt out, you will still receive ads, but they will no longer be tailored to your specific interests.

Retargeting allows us to bring internet users who are interested in our products back to our website or to websites connected with us. Retargeting uses cookies to analyse a user’s behaviour. In your browser, you can configure a cookie option so that it asks you to accept each new cookie. This option is usually found in your web browser’s menu; using the help function, you can find out how to reject new cookies and turn them off. Your opt-out from retargeting is a form of opt-out cookie; therefore, if you delete your cookies from the browser, this may invalidate your objection to the retargeting process.