Cookie Policy

What are cookies?

A cookie is a small file or piece of information that a website may store on a user’s browser or device when they visit a web page.

In addition to traditional cookies, there are other technologies that allow information to be stored or accessed on your device, such as browser local storage. In this Cookie Policy, we use the term “cookies and similar technologies” to refer to these technologies in the aggregate.

Cookies and similar technologies may be used to enable the proper functioning of the website, remember certain user preferences, obtain statistical information on the use of the website or provide certain functionalities.

The specific uses made by Casa Las Calas are described in this Cookies Policy.

What are cookies used for on this website?

At Casa Las Calas we use cookies and similar technologies necessary to allow the website to function and manage the user’s decisions regarding the use of cookies.

We may also use, where the user has previously given their consent, technologies intended to remember certain preferences, obtain statistics on the use of the website or allow third-party content and services.

Cookies and technologies that are not necessary will not be used without the user’s prior consent where this is required.

Consent to the use of cookies

When you first access the website, a cookie settings panel is displayed that allows you to accept, reject or configure the use of the different categories of cookies and similar technologies.

Cookies and non-necessary technologies subject to consent remain disabled as long as the user has not expressed their consent.

The user can:

  • Deny non-necessary cookies.
  • Allow all categories of cookies.
  • Individually select the categories you want to allow and use the Allow Selection option.
  • Consult additional information on the categories and technologies used.
  • Subsequently modify your decision using the cookie configuration system available on the website.

Strictly necessary cookies do not require consent when they are essential to provide the service requested by the user or to allow the technical operation of the website.

How can you refuse cookies?

The user can reject unnecessary cookies from the outset using the Deny option available in the consent panel.

Selecting this option deactivates the Preferences, Statistics and Marketing categories subject to consent.

The rejection of unnecessary cookies does not, in general, prevent navigation through the main pages of the website, although certain optional functionalities may be limited.

How can you modify or withdraw your consent?

The user can subsequently modify the selected preferences by accessing the cookie settings available on the website.

From this dashboard you can check the current status of your consent and modify the categories previously accepted or rejected.

The withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of the processing carried out prior to said withdrawal.

Cookies used and retention or expiry periods

The website casalascalas.com uses cookies and other storage or tracking technologies to ensure its functioning, to remember certain user preferences and, where the user has given their consent, to obtain statistical information on the use of the website.

The cookies and trackers identified by the Cookiebot consent management system are detailed below, indicating their purpose and storage or expiry period.

Cookie or tracker Provider Purpose Category Retention or expiry period
_gaGoogle AnalyticsDistinguish users and compile browsing statistics. Statistics400 days
_ga_#Google AnalyticsMaintain and count sessions and statistical interactions. Statistics400 days
CookieConsentCookiebotStore user consent preferences. Required31 days
onetap-accessibility-freeOneTapRemember the accessibility preferences selected by the user. PreferencesPersistent, until deleted by the user or the app
wpEmojiSettingsSupportsWordPressStore information about browser support for emojis. RequiredSession Storage

Google Analytics statistical cookies remain blocked until the user gives their consent.

The user can modify or withdraw their consent at any time using the cookie settings panel available on the website.

This information will be updated when there are changes in the technologies used or in their retention periods.

Types of cookies according to the entity that manages them

First-party cookies

They are those that are sent to the user’s device from a computer or domain managed by the owner of the website and from which the requested service is provided.

Third-party cookies

They are those that are managed by an entity other than the owner of the website.

This site may be used by third-party services, such as Google, if the user has given the necessary consent for the relevant categories.

Types of cookies according to their purpose

Necessary cookies

They are those necessary to enable the basic operation of the website, provide functions expressly requested by the user or manage consent preferences.

These technologies can be used without consent when the legal requirements for this are met.

Preference cookies

They allow you to remember information or settings selected by the user to provide certain features or functionality.

When their use requires consent, they will remain deactivated until the user authorises them.

Statistical cookies

They allow you to measure and analyse the use of the website, for example, to know in aggregate form how visitors interact with its pages.

At Casa Las Calas, these technologies remain deactivated until the user gives their consent.

Marketing cookies

They may be used in connection with third-party services or content and, where appropriate, to track browsing for advertising or marketing purposes.

At Casa Las Calas, these technologies remain deactivated until the user gives their consent.

Types of cookies according to their duration

Session cookies

They are those designed to store information only for the duration of the browsing session and that normally disappear when it ends.

Persistent cookies

They are those whose data remains stored on the device for a certain period or until it is deleted by the user, depending on the characteristics of each technology.

How to delete or block cookies from the browser?

In addition to using the Casa Las Calas cookie settings panel, the user can allow, block or delete cookies through the browser settings installed on their device.

Deletion or blocking carried out directly from the browser may affect the operation of certain websites and services.

You can find the corresponding instructions on the help pages of the main browsers:

The configuration made directly in the browser is independent of the consent system offered by Casa Las Calas.

Third-Party Services

This website may use services provided by third parties, including Google services related to analytics or maps.

Third parties may apply their own privacy and cookie policies with respect to the processing they carry out under their responsibility.

Google Analytics

This website uses Google Analytics to obtain statistical information about the navigation and use of its pages. Google Analytics statistical cookies remain blocked until the user gives their consent.

Google Maps

Casa Las Calas incorporates interactive Google Maps maps to show the location of its accommodations.

The display of these maps involves connections to Google servers, which may receive technical information, such as IP address and browser data.

No Google Maps-specific cookies were identified among the active cookies detected. However, the absence of detected cookies does not exclude other data processing resulting from the loading of the service.

For more information on the processing of data carried out by Google, you can consult its Privacy Policy:

https://policies.google.com/privacy

Update of the Cookies Policy

This Cookies Policy may be modified when there are changes in the technologies used, in the configuration of the website, in the services of third parties or when it is necessary to adapt it to regulatory changes or to the criteria of the competent authorities.

It is recommended that you periodically check this page for current information on the use of cookies and similar technologies.

Last updated: October 19, 2026.