Your Privacy Choices: Necessary technologies may remain active because they support core website functions. Where available, use the website's Privacy Choices control to accept, reject, or change Analytics, Marketing, and Embedded Media preferences.
1. What Are Cookies and Similar Technologies?
Cookies are small text files stored on your browser or device when you visit a website. We may also use local storage, session storage, pixels, tags, beacons, scripts, software development tools, and similar technologies. For simplicity, this Policy refers to these technologies collectively as "cookies" unless otherwise stated.
Cookies can help a website operate, remember preferences, measure performance, prevent fraud, understand visitor activity, provide embedded content, and support advertising or marketing.
2. Cookie Categories We May Use
| Category | Purpose | Typical Status |
|---|---|---|
| Necessary | Supports core website operation, security, fraud prevention, network management, accessibility functions, load balancing, reservation navigation, and storing your privacy choices. | Always active when reasonably necessary for the service. |
| Analytics | Helps measure visits, traffic sources, page performance, and visitor interactions so we can improve the website. | Optional where consent or opt-out controls are required or provided. |
| Marketing | Supports advertising measurement, conversion tracking, audience measurement, and, where used, interest-based or cross-context behavioral advertising. | Optional where consent or opt-out controls are required or provided. |
| Embedded Media | Loads third-party content such as YouTube videos, maps, social-media content, or other embeds. Loading the content can transmit information to the provider. | Optional where the website provides a load/consent control. |
| Functionality | Remembers user preferences such as language, display options, or other convenience settings. | May be necessary or optional depending on the feature. |
3. Information Cookies May Collect
Depending on the technology and your settings, cookies may collect or generate information such as:
- IP address and approximate location derived from IP address.
- Browser, device, operating system, language, and screen information.
- Cookie IDs, advertising IDs, session IDs, and similar online identifiers.
- Referring page, landing page, page URL, pages viewed, time on page, and navigation path.
- Clicks, scroll activity, button selections, form-event information, and other webpage interactions.
- Advertising attribution, conversion, or campaign information when marketing technologies are enabled.
4. Analytics, Pixels, Interaction Analytics, and Session Replay
We may use analytics or interaction technologies to understand how visitors use the website and to diagnose problems. Depending on the tool, these technologies may record or reconstruct certain webpage interactions such as clicks, scrolling, navigation, and form events.
If session-replay or similar interaction analytics are used, we intend to configure them to avoid intentionally collecting passwords, full payment-card numbers, or the contents of designated sensitive fields. Visitors should not enter sensitive information into general website fields unless it is necessary for the service they request.
Where required by applicable law, non-essential analytics or interaction tools are intended to activate only after the applicable choice or consent has been obtained.
5. Embedded Media and Third-Party Content
Our website may display third-party content such as YouTube videos, maps, social-media widgets, review tools, or reservation widgets. When such content loads, the third party may receive information including your IP address, browser information, device information, the webpage you visited, and your interactions with the embedded content.
Where a consent-based placeholder is provided, the third-party content should remain unloaded until you choose to load or enable it. For example, a YouTube placeholder may state that loading the video may share your IP address, browser information, and the page you visited with YouTube/Google.
6. Marketing Technologies and California "Sale" or "Sharing"
We do not sell personal information for money. Some advertising, analytics, or marketing technologies can involve disclosures that may be considered a "sale" or "sharing" of personal information under California law, including sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising. Information involved may include online identifiers, IP address, browser or device information, and internet or electronic network activity.
Where applicable, use the website's Privacy Choices control to opt out of Marketing technologies and other non-essential categories. We also process legally recognized browser-based opt-out preference signals, such as Global Privacy Control (GPC), when required by applicable law.
7. California Website Tracking and Communications Notice (CIPA)
Some cookies, scripts, pixels, chat tools, call-tracking tools, analytics, and embedded technologies can transmit information about your webpage communications or interactions to technology providers. This may occur when the technology is enabled or when you choose to interact with a third-party feature.
Where legally required, we seek consent before activating non-essential technologies. By selecting an option that enables a non-essential category or by choosing to load an optional third-party feature, you authorize the website to use the enabled technology as described in this Policy and our Privacy Policy. You may later change your available choices through the Privacy Choices interface.
This disclosure is intended to provide clear notice of technologies relevant to California privacy and communications laws, including the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA), and is not intended to waive any legal right.
8. Your Privacy Choices
When the website provides a Privacy Choices interface, you can generally:
- Reject All: keep necessary technologies active while rejecting optional categories.
- Accept All: allow the categories presented in the interface.
- Customize: choose individual categories such as Analytics, Marketing, or Embedded Media.
- Change Your Mind: reopen Privacy Choices from the website footer and save new settings.
Your browser may also allow you to block, delete, or limit cookies. Blocking all cookies can affect website functions, including privacy preference storage and reservation-related navigation.
9. Global Privacy Control and Browser Signals
Some browsers or extensions transmit a Global Privacy Control (GPC) or another legally recognized opt-out preference signal. If applicable law requires us to recognize such a signal, we will treat it as an opt-out request for the browser, device, or associated profile to the extent required by law. An ordinary "Do Not Track" signal may not be standardized or legally required in every jurisdiction.
10. Cookie Duration
Some cookies are session cookies and expire when you close your browser. Others are persistent cookies and remain until their expiration date or until you delete them. The exact duration depends on the technology, its purpose, your settings, and the provider's configuration.
11. Third-Party Providers
Third-party technology providers may set or receive cookies under their own privacy policies when their services are enabled. These providers may include hotel brand or reservation systems, analytics providers, advertising networks, video or map providers, social-media platforms, fraud-prevention services, and communications providers.
Because technologies and providers can change, the cookies present on a particular hotel website may differ from those on another hotel website using this common Policy.
12. Changes to This Cookies Policy
We may update this Cookies Policy when our website technologies, providers, legal requirements, or privacy practices change. The date at the top of this page shows the most recent revision.
13. Contact Us
If you have questions about cookies or privacy choices, please use the contact information listed on this website's Contact Us page.