Privacy Policy

 

Website

Home

Accommodation name

Palmera Apartment – La Mata

Accommodation address

C/ Tiburón 7, 2º H, Torre La Mata, 03188 Torrevieja, Alicante, Spain

Tourism registration number

VT506111A

Effective from

4 June 2026

1. Data controller details

Data controller

Pálfi Sándor

Service

Booking and use of Palmera Apartment – La Mata

Accommodation address

C/ Tiburón 7, 2º H, Torre La Mata, 03188 Torrevieja, Alicante, Spain

Tourism registration number

VT506111A

Privacy contact

spalfi@netquality.hu

General website contact

info@palmeraapartment.com

Phone

+36 20 967 2658

Website

Home

Correspondence address

2013 Pomáz, Somogyi-Bacsó utca 7.

2. Purpose and scope of this notice

This notice explains which personal data the Controller processes in connection with the Palmera Apartment website, enquiries, newsletter subscriptions, bookings, stays, payments, invoicing, complaints and cookies.

This notice applies to website visitors, enquirers, newsletter subscribers, booking applicants and guests.

Marketing processing takes place only with separate consent. Booking details alone are not used for newsletters, mailings or Facebook/Meta advertising communications unless the guest has given separate prior consent.

3. Data-processing principles

  • We process only data necessary for communication, bookings, accommodation services, invoicing, legal obligations or consent-based marketing.
  • We do not sell data or use it for purposes the guest would not expect.
  • You may opt out of newsletters, mailings, remarketing and Facebook/Meta advertising processing, or withdraw consent, at any time.
  • Data required for mandatory official reporting may be sent to the competent authorities in accordance with applicable law.
  • We protect data through reasonable technical and organisational measures.

4. Specific processing activities

4.1 Website enquiries

Purpose

Answering enquiries and handling requests for quotations or other messages.

Data processed

Full name, email address, message content and, where supplied, phone number and other information voluntarily provided in connection with the enquiry.

Legal basis

Steps prior to entering into a contract and the legitimate interest in handling and documenting enquiries.

Retention period

Up to one year after the matter is closed, unless the correspondence leads to a booking or legal claim.

Recipients / data transfers

Hosting provider, website operator, email provider and, where necessary, persons assisting the Controller.

4.2 Booking management

Purpose

Processing booking requests, checking availability, confirmation, communication and management of guest numbers and length of stay.

Data processed

First name, surname, email, phone number, arrival and departure dates, number of guests and accommodation units, address, city, postcode, country and other booking notes.

Legal basis

Performance of a contract and steps prior to entering into a contract.

Retention period

For the period needed to fulfil the booking and subsequently to pursue civil claims. Billing and official-reporting data are retained for the applicable statutory periods.

Recipients / data transfers

Booking system, website operator, email provider and, where necessary, persons assisting with accommodation management.

4.3 Guest registration and official reporting

Purpose

Compliance with statutory guest-registration, security or tourism reporting obligations associated with use of the accommodation.

Data processed

Guest data required by law, including in particular name, birth details, nationality, address or habitual residence, travel or identity document details, arrival and departure times, signature and, for minors, legally required accompanying-person or relationship information. We request only data actually needed.

Legal basis

Compliance with a legal obligation.

Retention period

For the time needed to fulfil mandatory reporting and for the retention period required by applicable law.

Recipients / data transfers

Competent Spanish authorities, tourism or public-security registration systems and service providers assisting with their management.

4.4 Payments, advance payments, earnest-money deposits and invoicing

Purpose

Receiving payments, recording advance payments or earnest-money deposits, issuing receipts and invoices, and bookkeeping.

Data processed

Name, billing address, email, amount paid, payment method, bank account number and transaction details for bank transfers, and other invoicing data.

Legal basis

Performance of a contract and compliance with a legal obligation.

Retention period

The retention period required by accounting and tax rules. Payment correspondence not used for invoicing may be retained for the period needed to pursue civil claims.

Recipients / data transfers

Bank, payment provider, accountant, invoicing software, tax authority or other competent authority.

4.5 Newsletters and marketing communications

Purpose

Sending newsletters, mailings, offers, news, discounts and booking opportunities to people who have separately consented. With consent, data supplied for marketing may also be used for Facebook/Meta advertising, remarketing or custom audiences.

Data processed

Name, email, subscription time, consent record, unsubscribe time and basic enquiry or booking details. Facebook/Meta advertising may involve website visit events, cookie identifiers and pixel events, and, with separate consent, email or phone number for audience matching.

Legal basis

Consent, which may be withdrawn at any time without affecting the lawfulness of processing before withdrawal.

Retention period

Until consent is withdrawn or the person unsubscribes. For Facebook/Meta advertising audiences: until the audience is deleted, consent is withdrawn or the retention period configured in Meta’s advertising system expires. Minimal data needed to demonstrate unsubscription may be kept longer.

Recipients / data transfers

Newsletter system, email provider and Meta Platforms Ireland Limited / Meta Platforms, Inc. when Facebook or Instagram advertising, Meta Pixel, remarketing or custom audiences are used.

4.6 Complaints and legal claims

Purpose

Handling guest complaints, investigating service-quality concerns and bringing or defending legal claims.

Data processed

Name, contact details, booking information, complaint content, related documents, photos, payment and communication records.

Legal basis

Legal obligations and legitimate interests in handling complaints and pursuing or defending legal claims.

Retention period

After the complaint is closed, until the applicable statutory or claims limitation period expires.

Recipients / data transfers

Legal representative, accountant, insurer, competent authority or court, where necessary.

4.7 Website operation, security and logs

Purpose

Secure website operation, troubleshooting, prevention of misuse and technical administration.

Data processed

IP address, browser information, visit time, technical logs and cookie-consent preferences.

Legal basis

Legitimate interest in secure, stable website operation; consent for non-essential cookies.

Retention period

Technical logs are retained according to the hosting provider’s settings, generally for a short period. Cookie consent is retained for the validity period of the setting.

Recipients / data transfers

Hosting provider, web developer, website administration provider and cookie-management provider.

5. Processors and data transfers

The Controller may use processors in the following categories to operate the service.

Hosting and website administration

Website operation, technical logs and transmission of form data.

Booking system / WordPress plugin

Management of booking requests, guest information and dates.

Email provider

Communication, confirmations and complaints.

Newsletter system

Sending newsletters, mailings, offers and marketing emails based solely on consent.

Bank / payment provider

Processing payments of advance payments, earnest-money deposits or the final balance.

Accountant / invoicing software

Invoicing, bookkeeping and compliance with tax obligations.

Authorities

Guest registration and tourism or public-security reporting required by law.

Meta / Facebook advertising system

Consent-based management of marketing cookies, Meta Pixel, remarketing, Facebook/Instagram advertising and custom audiences.

Personal data is not sold. Transfers to third countries may occur if a service provider uses infrastructure or subcontractors outside the EU.

6. Data subject rights

The data subject may request the following from the Controller:

  • information on whether we process their personal data;
  • access to their personal data;
  • rectification of inaccurate data;
  • erasure where the legal conditions are met;
  • restriction of processing;
  • data portability, where applicable;
  • the right to object to processing based on legitimate interests;
  • withdrawal of consent at any time where processing is based on consent.

Requests to exercise rights may be submitted using the Controller’s contact details. Before fulfilling a request, the Controller may take reasonable steps to verify the applicant’s identity.

Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing before withdrawal.

7. Remedies

For privacy questions or complaints, you should first contact the Controller.

Controller’s email

spalfi@netquality.hu

Website contact email

info@palmeraapartment.com

NAIH

Hungarian National Authority for Data Protection and Freedom of Information; website: https://www.naih.hu/; email: ugyfelszolgalat@naih.hu; address: 1055 Budapest, Falk Miksa utca 9-11.

Spanish data protection authority

AEPD – Agencia Española de Protección de Datos. For data-processing matters in Spain, the data subject may also lodge a complaint with the Spanish data protection authority.

8. Cookie notice

A cookie is a small data file that a website may place in a visitor’s browser. Cookies may ensure website operation, remember preferences, measure statistics or display marketing advertisements.

The website uses a cookie-consent management panel. Non-essential cookies, such as analytics and advertising cookies, may be used only with the visitor’s consent.

Essential cookies

These are required for basic website functions, such as security, sessions or consent preferences. They generally cannot be disabled on the website because it would not work correctly without them.

Functional cookies

These may support convenience features, such as remembering settings or enabling external tools. Consent is required unless they are strictly necessary.

Analytics cookies

These may provide visitor and usage statistics and are used only with consent. Analytics can help improve the website and booking process.

Advertising cookies

These may be used for personalised Facebook/Meta and other online advertisements, remarketing or advertising audiences based on previous visits, interests or consent-based marketing data. They are used only with separate consent.

8.1 Cookies for newsletters, mailings and Facebook/Meta advertising

With separate consent, Palmera Apartment may use newsletter and mailing-list data to send offers, news, discounts and booking opportunities. Such data may include name, email, the fact and time of consent and basic enquiry or booking details.

For Facebook/Meta advertising, the website may measure visitor events using Meta Pixel or another advertising tracking code and, with consent, create remarketing or custom audiences. This may help visitors see Palmera Apartment offers on Facebook, Instagram or Meta’s advertising network.

Email addresses or phone numbers may be used for Facebook/Meta audience matching only with the data subject’s separate consent. Consent can be withdrawn at any time, and non-essential cookies can be rejected or changed in the cookie panel.

Visitors can accept, reject or change non-essential cookies in the cookie panel. Cookies can also be deleted or blocked in browser settings, although this may limit some website functions.