Cookies, and what this site stores
This is a small site with a small appetite for data. It needs almost nothing from your browser, and what it does use is described below in plain words rather than hidden behind a consent wall with a single glowing button.
What is set without asking
Only what is strictly needed to serve the pages: the technical basics that make a website load, remember that you have already seen the cookie notice, and keep the site working if you move between pages. These are not used to build a profile and they are not shared with anyone.
What is set only if you agree
Anything that counts visits or measures how the site is used. Nothing of that kind runs before you say yes, and saying no leaves every page working exactly as it does now. If you change your mind in either direction, clear the site data in your browser and the notice will ask again.
What is never stored here
Your name, your hotel, your room number, your address, your booking or anything you have written to the desk. None of that touches this website at any point, because bookings happen on WhatsApp and Telegram rather than through a form on these pages.
Nothing about a booking is ever put into a web address either, so nothing is carried in a link you might share or a page you leave open.
How long anything lasts
Session cookies disappear when you close the browser. The one that remembers your answer to this notice lasts months rather than years. There is nothing here with a long life, and there is nothing here that follows you to another website.
The wider picture of what the desk holds, and for how long, is on the privacy page.
One line is enough
Write the district, the hour and the number of hours. What comes back has a name in it, a time in it and a figure in it, and nothing moves after that.