Cookie Policy

Last updated: 2 August 2026

This Cookie Policy explains which cookies and similar technologies may be used on hoteltramonto.it. Strictly necessary cookies may be activated without consent; analytics, advertising, profiling and non-essential third-party content must remain disabled until the user makes a positive choice.

1. Data Controller

Hotel Tramonto S.r.l., operating under the name Hotel Residence Tramonto

Registered office: Via Trieste, 85 – 71012 Rodi Garganico (FG), Italy

VAT number and Tax Code: 04150580712

Email: info@hoteltramonto.it

Telephone: +39 0884 965368

2. What cookies and tracking technologies are

Cookies are small text files stored in the user’s browser or device. They may be session cookies, which are deleted when the browser is closed, or persistent cookies, which remain until their stated expiry date or until they are manually deleted.

The same rules may also apply to similar technologies, including pixels, tags, online identifiers, local storage and other tools capable of reading from or writing information to a device.

3. Categories used and legal basis

The legal basis for non-technical cookies and tools is consent under Article 122 of the Italian Privacy Code and Article 6(1)(a) GDPR. Scrolling, continuing to browse or closing the banner does not amount to consent.

4. Tools present or capable of being integrated on the website

The table identifies tools detected or envisaged in the current website configuration. Identifiers may change following provider, browser or technical configuration updates.

Category and serviceProvider / domainIndicative identifiersPurposeIndicative durationActivation
Cookie preferencesHotel Residence Tramonto / first partyConsent-management cookie or local storage; the name may varyStore the choices made by the userNormally up to 6 months, unless the user makes a new choice or the configuration changesNecessary
Session, forms and securityHotel Residence Tramonto / first partyPHPSESSID or an equivalent identifierMaintain a session, submit forms and prevent abuseSession or short technical durationNecessary
Google reCAPTCHAGoogle Ireland Limited / google.com, gstatic.com_GRECAPTCHA and security-related technical identifiersProtect forms from spam and automated submissions through risk analysisUp to approximately 6 months; other identifiers may have a different durationSecurity
Google Analytics 4Google Ireland Limited / first party and Google domains_ga, _ga_<ID>Statistics on users, sessions, devices, traffic sources and page useUp to 2 years, unless a shorter period is configured or imposed by the browserAnalytics consent
Google Ads and DoubleClickGoogle Ireland Limited / googleadservices.com, doubleclick.net and Google domains_gcl_au, _gcl_*, IDE, test_cookie and equivalent toolsConversion measurement, attribution, remarketing and personalised advertisingFrom approximately 15 minutes to 13 months, depending on the identifier and settingsMarketing consent
Meta Pixel and Meta technologiesMeta Platforms Ireland Limited / facebook.com_fbp, _fbc and Meta identifiersMeasure campaigns, attribute events, build audiences and personalise advertisingNormally 90 days for _fbp/_fbc; other Meta cookies may last longerMarketing consent
YouTube privacy-enhanced modeGoogle Ireland Limited / youtube-nocookie.com, youtube.comVideo and preference identifiers that vary depending on playbackDisplay and play embedded videosSession or a period set by Google, in some cases several monthsFunctional consent
Embedded maps and social componentsGoogle, Meta or another provider identified in the contentProvider-specific identifiersDisplay maps, buttons or external contentDepends on the provider and account typeFunctional consent
Note: Google Tag Manager, where used, manages the loading of other tags and does not normally set its own cookies. The applicable category depends on the service launched through the tag manager.

5. External links

Ordinary links to Google Maps, Tripadvisor, Facebook, Instagram or other external websites do not set cookies through this domain merely because the link is displayed. After the user clicks the link, processing is governed by the external provider. Embedded content, however, may transmit data when it loads and must be blocked until consent where it is not necessary.

6. Consent, refusal and changing preferences

Non-essential cookies must be disabled by default. Users may accept all cookies, refuse them or select individual categories through the consent panel.

Consent may be withdrawn or changed at any time through the cookie-preference control available on the website. Withdrawal does not affect processing carried out lawfully before withdrawal. Once consent is withdrawn, the relevant tags must no longer be loaded; cookies already stored may be deleted through the browser.

7. Browser controls

Browsers allow users to view, block or delete cookies. Blocking necessary cookies may prevent forms, preferences and security features from working correctly. Instructions vary according to the browser and device used.

8. Transfers outside the European Economic Area

Some providers, particularly Google and Meta, may process data outside the European Economic Area. Transfers take place under the safeguards declared by the provider and applicable to the service, such as adequacy decisions, the EU-US Data Privacy Framework, standard contractual clauses or another safeguard permitted by Articles 44 et seq. GDPR.

9. Personal data and data-subject rights

Where cookies or online identifiers make it possible to link information to an identified or identifiable person, that information is personal data. For details on processing, recipients, retention and data-subject rights, please see the Privacy Policy.

10. Updates

This Cookie Policy may be updated following legal, technical or provider changes. The date shown at the beginning identifies the current version. The technical list must be reviewed periodically and updated whenever tags, cookies, domains or durations change.