1. What a cookie is
A cookie is a small file a site can store in the browser. Depending on the case, it remembers a choice, measures visits or follows browsing across sites.
2. Which cookies this site uses
Necessary (always on): the consent manager cookie (CookieYes), which stores whether you accept or refuse the others. Without it the site could not remember your choice.
Analytics (only if you accept them): Google Analytics 4, loaded through Google Tag Manager, to know how many people visit the site, where they arrive from and how many write to us. We don't use them for advertising or profiling.
The up-to-date list of each cookie, its provider and its duration is in the banner's settings panel.
- cookieyes-consent · CookieYes · necessary · 1 year
- _ga, _ga_* · Google Analytics · analytics · up to 2 years
3. How consent works
Until you choose, analytics cookies stay off: the site runs Google consent mode set to "denied" by default.
You can accept, refuse or choose by category, and change your mind at any time from the site's cookie button.
4. What we don't use
The site has no social media pixels and no advertising or sign-in cookies.
Nor does it load the HubSpot tracking code: HubSpot only receives the data you submit through the form. The booking calendar is a HubSpot page embedded in ours; any technical cookies that page uses are HubSpot's and are governed by its policy.
5. Records that are not cookies
The host, Cloudflare, may keep technical logs (for example, IP address and browser) to run and protect the site, and the forms' spam check (Turnstile) does not use tracking cookies. The detail is in the privacy policy.
6. Your browser
You can also block or delete cookies in your browser settings. The site still works without the analytics ones.