1. What Cookies Are
A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in your browser so it can remember something about your visit later. Cookies are not programs and cannot run code on your device. They simply carry small pieces of information back and forth between your browser and our servers.
2. Cookies We Use
Verulavi uses a deliberately small set of cookies. We do not run advertising trackers or sell data to marketing networks. Every cookie we set falls into one of the following categories:
- Essential cookies: keep your cookie preference stored so we do not ask you again on every page
- Form cookies: help our booking and contact forms submit reliably
- Analytics cookies: anonymous statistics about which pages visitors find useful
- Third-party cookies: set by Google Maps when the embedded location map loads
3. How Long They Last
Your cookie preference is stored for up to twelve months, after which we ask again. Analytics cookies typically expire within six to thirteen months depending on the provider. Essential form cookies are session-based and disappear when you close your browser.
4. Managing Your Cookie Choices
You can accept or decline non-essential cookies when you first visit our site, and you can change your decision at any time by clearing stored cookies for verulavi.com in your browser settings. Blocking essential cookies may prevent booking forms from working correctly.
Every major browser also lets you view, delete and block cookies individually. Check your browser's help documentation for the exact steps, since the menu location differs between Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge.
5. Third-Party Services
When you load the map on our contact or homepage, Google may set its own cookies under Google's privacy policy. Verulavi does not control those cookies and cannot read the data Google collects through them. If you prefer to avoid them, you can browse our site with the map blocked and contact us by phone or email instead.
6. Changes to This Policy
If we add or remove a cookie category, we will update this page and, where required by law, request your consent again. Any material change will be reflected here with a clear description of what changed.