Legal notice
Last updated: 20 September 2026
Site publisher
This site is published, on a volunteer basis and with no registered legal entity at this time, by Arnaud Marti, under the name "Daybox".
Correspondence address: 310 rue du Belvédère, 34980 Saint-Gély-du-Fesc, France.
Contact: bonjour@daybox.fr.
Publication director
The publication director is Arnaud Marti (Daybox).
Hosting
This site is hosted by OVH SAS — 2 rue Kellermann, 59100 Roubaix, France — RCS Lille Métropole 424 761 419.
Intellectual property
All elements of this site (text, layout, visual identity, photographs) are protected under intellectual property law. Any reproduction or distribution, in whole or in part, without prior authorization, is prohibited.
The photographs on this site were provided by Guylaine and André, owners of "Les 3 Palmiers".
Personal data
Information submitted through the booking form (name, email, phone, dates, message) is used by Guylaine and André, hosts of "Les 3 Palmiers", to process your booking request. It is neither shared nor used for any other purpose.
Reviews published in the guestbook (name, rating, comment) are moderated before publication and remain publicly visible once approved.
The site is developed and hosted, on a volunteer basis, by Daybox, who only accesses this data for technical purposes (running and maintaining the site).
In accordance with Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR) and applicable French data protection law, you have the right to access, correct, and erase your data, by writing to guylaine34980@gmail.com (booking and review data) or bonjour@daybox.fr (site's technical operation).
Cookies
A consent banner, editable at any time via the "Manage cookies" link at the bottom of the page, governs the use of cookies: a strictly necessary preference cookie, and an optional analytics cookie, off by default and not currently active.
The map shown in the "Location" section is a Google Maps widget, which may connect to Google's servers when it loads.
Applicable law
This site and this legal notice are governed by French law. Any dispute falls under the jurisdiction of the French courts.