Cookies Policy

Access to this website may involve the use of cookies, even though it would work without them. Cookies are small files that store information in each user’s browser so that the server can recognize certain information which only it can read. Cookies last for a limited amount of time. No cookies reveal telephone numbers, e-mail addresses or other means of identification. Cookies cannot obtain information from the user’s hard drive or personal information about them. The only way in which a user’s personal details can be included in a cookie file is if the user personally supplies this information to the server.

Although cookies help us to optimize the booking process for you, users who do not wish to receive cookies or do not want information about their visit to be gathered may configure their browser to prevent them. All Internet browsers can be set to block or allow cookies from specific websites.

Our cookies

Function	Name of cookie	Purpose
Contributes to the website’s operation	DispoParams	It stores the necessary information to seek availabilities.
Contributes to the website’s operation	no_mostrar_banernew	It stops informative banners from popping up again.
Security	crsftoken	It prevents third-party action on websites that we are visiting without our knowledge.

Third-party cookies

Function	Third party	Purpose / Additional information
Website analysis	Google	It monitors visits to the website in order to analyse its use, detect incidents, and improve its usability.
Management of bookmarks and links	AddThis, Facebook, Google+, Twitter	It enables links on social networks and better-known websites to be shared.

Third-party cookies for marketing purposes

Function	Third party	Purpose / Additional information
Marketing - Retargeting.	Zanox, Ve Interactive, TripAdvisor	It manages adverts, showing the top offers for places where you were searching.
Marketing - Retargeting.	Google Adwords. Sociomantic, TripAdvisor	It monitors how effective advertising campaigns are and shows relevant messages.

Our website and e-mails in HTML format might use web bugs and/or cookies to compile statistics about the use of the aforementioned website. A web bug is an image in a message that notifies us that the message has been viewed, purely for the purpose of gathering use-related statistics.

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