What we record about you, why, and for how long. We only keep what we need to run your class and answer your messages.
This policy covers salteldhus.is, bookings, messages and the Salt Eldhús newsletter.
It follows Iceland’s data protection law (no. 90/2018), which applies the GDPR.
Salt Eldhús ehf., kennitala 650626-1920, Þórunnartún 2, 105 Reykjavík, is responsible for your data.
Send any question or request to info@salteldhus.is.
When you book, we record your name, email, phone number, the number of guests and anything you tell us about allergies or intolerances. When you write to us, we keep your message.
We take photos of the group during classes, and on the website we measure visits if you allow cookies. We never see your card details; the payment provider handles them.
We use it to manage your booking and send your confirmation, and after the class the recipes, the photos and a short survey. For groups and companies, we send invoices.
The newsletter goes only to people who sign up, and you can unsubscribe at any time. If you allow marketing cookies, we use them to measure and show our ads.
Bókun (bookings), Straumur (card payments), MailerLite (newsletter), Webflow (website) and dk (accounts and invoices) process data only on our behalf.
Google and Meta receive information about website visits only if you allow cookies, and their own terms also apply to that. We never sell your information.
We keep bookings and invoices for seven years, as Icelandic bookkeeping law requires. The group’s photo page stays up for 30 days.
Your email stays on the newsletter list until you unsubscribe. Everything else is deleted once we no longer need it.
You can ask to see the information we hold about you, have it corrected, or have it deleted unless the law requires us to keep it. Write to info@salteldhus.is.
If you’re not happy with our answer, you can complain to Persónuvernd, the Icelandic Data Protection Authority, at personuvernd.is.
If we change this policy, the new version goes up here with its date.
Last updated 8 November 2026.
