Privacy

Last updated: November 2026

The short version

This site asks before it measures anything. If you say yes, it loads Google Analytics and advertising services that set cookies and can recognise you on other websites; if you say no, or your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, none of them load. Fonts and video are served from our own domain. What runs, and how to refuse it, is set out under Measurement and advertising below.

What we collect

Only what you choose to send us, and — if you agree to it — what the measurement and advertising services described below record about your visit.

Measurement and advertising

You are asked, and a refusal is final. On your first visit this site asks. If you choose No thanks, or your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, nothing is loaded, nothing is fetched and no cookies are set — now or on any later visit. What happens before you have answered is described at the end of this section.

If you choose Yes, the site loads Google Tag Manager (GTM-PL8ZJ9D7), which runs:

• Google Analytics 4 (G-JTP3Y0PY0T), a service of Google LLC. It sets the cookies _ga and _ga_JTP3Y0PY0T in your browser, and Google receives your IP address, your device and browser, the pages you view and how you arrived here. Google handles that under its own privacy policy.
• Google Ads (AW-16796355506), which records when a visit leads to a booking and allows us to show you our advertising on other websites.
• the Meta Pixel, a service of Meta Platforms. It records what you do on this site and can recognise you on Facebook and Instagram, so that we can measure our advertising and show it to you again.
• TikTok, which records the same so that we can measure and target advertising on TikTok.

Before you answer, Google’s tags are loaded in a state that stores nothing in your browser and sends no identifier for you. This lets Google estimate how many bookings we are missing from people who never answer the question. If you press No thanks, or your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, even that does not happen. The Meta Pixel and the other advertising services are never loaded until you say yes.

This is sharing for advertising, and you can refuse it. Letting these services recognise you on other websites is what California law calls sharing personal information for cross-context behavioural advertising. We do not sell your personal information for money. You can refuse the sharing with No thanks, by sending a Global Privacy Control signal — which we treat as a refusal and never override — or at any time afterwards with Cookie settings at the foot of every page. Your answer is kept in your browser’s local storage rather than in a cookie, so recording a refusal does not set the thing you refused.

Booking

When you check dates, you are handed to SynXis, the reservation system operated by Sabre on our behalf. Your booking and payment details are handled there under Sabre’s terms, not on this website.

Newsletter

Each of the four inns keeps its own mailing list. If you subscribe on an inn’s page, your email address is sent to Sojern, which runs our guest marketing emails, and added to that inn’s list so we can send you its offers and news. Subscribing at one inn does not add you at another. Every email includes a link to unsubscribe.

Things kept in your browser

If this site shows you an offer in a panel over the page, it notes that in your browser’s local storage so the same offer does not reappear on every page you read. That note is a counter and the offer’s name — nothing about you. It is not a cookie, nothing is sent to us or to anyone else, and clearing your browsing data removes it.

Your rights in California

If you are a California resident, the CCPA gives you the right to know what personal information we hold about you, to ask us to delete it or correct it, to opt out of its being shared for cross-context behavioural advertising, and not to be treated differently for asking. The advertising opt-out is the Cookie settings control at the foot of every page; a Global Privacy Control signal does the same thing automatically and we never override it. For the rest, call the inn and ask.

Contact

Call the inn directly — each has its own front desk and telephone number, listed on its location page.