Draft for legal review. Items in square brackets are facts we are still confirming.
Cookies and statistics
What the site puts in your browser, for how long and why. There is a button here that brings the consent bar back.
Updated 15 October 2026
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What a cookie is
A cookie is a small record a site leaves in your browser so it recognises the browser next time. Some records keep the site working, others feed the visit counter.
Until you press “Accept”, statistics stay off: the site sends no request to Google at all.
Cookies this site sets
Eight records, and nothing else:
| Cookie | Lifetime | Purpose | When it is set |
|---|---|---|---|
| ps_consent | 365 days | Your answer in the cookie bar: statistics allowed, or essential only. It also records the policy revision. | After you press a button in the bar |
| ps_seg | 30 days | The homepage variant matching the campaign link you arrived from. Other pages are not affected. | Only if the link carried a seg or utm_content tag |
| NEXT_LOCALE | 1 year | The language you picked with the switcher. The site never guesses the language itself. | After you switch language |
| ps_gift | 7 days | The home page gift: which one and until what day it is valid. Booking and the request form read it. | After you press “Claim the gift” |
| ps_gift_seen | 30 days | Marks that the gift window has been shown, so it does not appear again within a month. | When the gift window appears |
| ps_offer | 3 days | The key of a payment link from our manager: after you return from the payment form, the site reopens your booking. It is a necessary cookie; the link works without it too. | When you open a payment link from our manager |
| _ga | 2 years | Google Analytics: tells browsers apart so one visit is not counted twice. | Only after consent to statistics |
| _ga_… | 2 years | Google Analytics: current session state. The name carries the data stream identifier. | Only after consent to statistics |
Google Analytics lifetimes are the defaults and can be shortened in the container settings. The statistics themselves are kept for 14 months.
What else is stored in the browser
The calculator keeps your picks in session storage under the key ps_calc: the items you ticked, the unit type and the payment term. That way the selection survives a move to another page.
Session storage lasts until you close the tab and stays on your device. It reaches neither us nor analytics.
The gift window uses two more marks. In localStorage, under the ps_gift_seen key, we note that the window has been shown; it is erased together with the site data. In session storage, under the ps_gift_cta key, we note that during this visit you tapped a WhatsApp, call or booking button or sent a request, so the window does not appear; it is erased when you close the tab. Both marks stay on your device.
What Consent Mode is
Consent Mode is a Google setup where its tags know your answer. Until you answer, every storage type for statistics and advertising is set to denied, and Google Analytics writes no cookies.
Press “Accept” and the site sends the permission, so statistics start. Press “Essential only”, or close the bar with Escape, and the denial stays; the ps_consent cookie remembers it for a year so the bar does not come back.
How to change or withdraw your choice
The button below erases the ps_consent cookie, withdraws the permission and opens the bar again.
You can also delete the cookie in your browser, in the site settings. The bar will ask again after that.
When we publish a new revision of the policy, the bar asks again on its own: the revision is recorded inside the cookie.
Where to read more
What we do with your data, who receives it and how to have it deleted is in the privacy policy.