Cookie Policy

Agriturismo Monteciminiello di Milizia Giuseppe
S.S. S4
72012 Francavilla Fontana (BR)
VAT No.: 00908960735
Italian Tax Code: MLZGPP62B22I467K
Email: info@monteciminiello.it
Phone: +39 392 481 9542

Cookies are small files or pieces of information that may be stored on a user's device when browsing a website.

They may be used to enable the website to function properly, remember certain preferences, collect statistics on website usage or enable external services to operate.

In addition to cookies, similar technologies may be used, such as localStorage, sessionStorage, online identifiers and other technical systems for storing or reading information on a device.

Strictly necessary technologies enable the website to function correctly and store the choices made by users.

These technologies are not used for advertising or profiling purposes.

In particular, the website uses a local system to remember the preferences selected through the cookie banner.

Cookie preferences are stored in the browser using localStorage.

The key used by the system is:

mc_cookie_consent

The record contains the system version, the date and time of the choice, the expiry date and the status of the Analytics and External Content categories.

The preference is retained for approximately six months.

This technology is used exclusively to remember the user's choice.

The website uses Google Analytics 4 with Measurement ID:

G-MEZ0M37VNN

Google Analytics is used to collect statistics about browsing and website usage.

The service is loaded only after the user has consented to the Analytics category.

The corresponding script is not loaded before consent is given.

The implemented configuration keeps signals for advertising features and ad personalization disabled.

The Contact page uses Google Maps to show the property's location.

The map is initially blocked and, before consent is given, the iframe required to load the service is not created.

Users can authorize loading through:

• the “Manage preferences” panel;
• consent to the External Content category;
• the dedicated “Accept and view” button.

Once activated, Google may use cookies or other technologies necessary for the service to function.

The website uses the Cormorant Garamond and Montserrat fonts.

When these resources are loaded directly from Google's servers, the browser establishes a technical connection to the relevant provider.

Google Fonts is not classified by the website's consent system as an Analytics, Marketing or profiling technology.

The website uses a component provided through the Top Level Hotel infrastructure to retrieve and display pop-ups or content relating to the property.

The component loads external technical resources, including stylesheets, JavaScript code and pop-up content.

The initialization code also sends a request to the provider's server using technical parameters relating to the website identifier, category and language.

The initialization code examined contains no direct instructions to write cookies, localStorage or sessionStorage data.

For this reason, based on the code examined, the component is not classified as an Analytics, Marketing or profiling technology.

The News section may send requests to an external service used to retrieve offers and published content.

This feature is associated with displaying website content and, in the code examined, does not appear to be used for behavioral advertising or profiling.

The website contains links to Facebook and Instagram.

These elements are simple external links and, in the code examined, do not cause Meta Pixel or embedded social plugins to load in advance.

Necessary

Always active.

These include technologies required for the website to function and to store the preferences selected by users.

Analytics

Disabled by default.

These include Google Analytics 4.

External Content

Disabled by default.

These include embedded services such as Google Maps.

The code examined does not show any Marketing or Profiling categories requiring a separate option in the consent panel.

On the first visit, a banner is displayed allowing users to:

• accept all optional services;
• reject all optional services;
• manage the categories separately;
• close the banner while keeping the default settings.

Closing the banner using the “X” does not constitute acceptance.

If the user selects “Accept all”, the Analytics and External Content categories are enabled.

Google Analytics may then be loaded and Google Maps may be displayed.

If the user selects “Reject all”, all optional categories remain disabled.

The choice is stored to prevent the banner from reappearing on every page or subsequent visit while the preference remains valid.

Using the “Manage preferences” button, users can decide separately whether to authorize:

• Analytics;
• External Content.

Users can therefore accept one category and reject the other.

The choice made is not final.

Users can reopen the panel at any time using the “Manage cookie preferences” link in the website footer.

When users withdraw consent to Analytics, the corresponding status is recorded as denied and Google Analytics is not loaded on subsequent visits.

The system also attempts to remove first-party Analytics cookies accessible from the website's domain.

It is not always technically possible for the website to delete cookies or data created directly by third-party domains.

When consent to External Content is withdrawn, those services are not loaded on subsequent visits.

The choice made through the cookie system is retained for approximately six months.

When the preference expires, or if significant changes are made to the categories or services used, users may be asked to make their choice again.

The system uses a version identifier for its consent configuration.

This makes it possible to invalidate a previous choice if significant changes are made to the system, categories or data processing activities.

Enabling services provided by international companies, such as Google Analytics and Google Maps, may involve processing data using infrastructure located outside the European Economic Area.

Such processing is carried out in accordance with the conditions and safeguards provided by the relevant provider and the legislation applicable to international transfers of personal data.

Users can delete cookies and locally stored information through their browser settings.

Deleting the localStorage data containing the website's preferences may cause the banner to reappear on the next visit.

For more detailed information about the processing of personal data, providers, data subjects' rights and how to contact the Data Controller, please refer to the Privacy Policy .

This Cookie Policy may be updated following changes in legislation, changes to the website's configuration, the introduction of new services or the removal of existing services.

Last updated: October 6, 2026.