Cookie and similar-technology list
A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store on your device. Cookies can remember information such as language preferences, consent choices or session details. Similar technologies include pixels, tags, scripts, browser local storage and embedded third-party services. First-party cookies are set from our website’s domain; third-party cookies and technologies are provided by another organisation.
The expiry periods below are the standard or maximum periods stated by the relevant provider. A browser, provider setting or website configuration may cause an item to expire sooner.
We review this policy and the technologies listed below at least once every 12 months. We also schedule a review whenever we add, remove or change website technology, including analytics or advertising tools, booking and payment services, embedded content, plugins and consent-management tools. The “Last updated” date above is revised whenever material changes are published.
Strictly necessary cookies
These cookies are required to provide functions requested by you, maintain security or remember your cookie choices. Your browser may allow you to block them, but doing so may prevent parts of the website or booking service from working.
No first-party strictly necessary cookies were identified during our technical review on 9 September 2026. The booking and security services described under “Similar technologies” below may process information when they are used.
Analytics cookies
These cookies help us understand how the website is used. Consent is required before analytics cookies are used, except where the law permits otherwise.
Advertising and targeting cookies
These cookies measure advertising, attribute bookings or other actions to adverts, build audiences, or personalise advertising. Consent is required before advertising and targeting cookies are used.
Similar technologies
The following pixels, tags, scripts and embedded services may store or access information on your device or transmit information from it. Similar technologies can also include browser local storage, although no use of local storage was identified during our technical review on 9 September 2026. Consent is required before non-essential technologies are used.
