We're pretty serious about keeping your info safe - here's the full story on how we handle your data.
Look, we get it - privacy policies can be a snooze-fest. But honestly? This stuff matters, especially when you're trusting us with your personal details and payment info while booking a luxury stay.
At Runeflare Empire Hotel, we've been hosting guests since we opened our doors on West Georgia Street, and we've always taken privacy seriously. This policy breaks down exactly what information we gather, why we need it, and what we do with it. No hidden surprises, no corporate double-speak.
If you're based in Canada or the EU, you've got some extra rights under PIPEDA and GDPR respectively. We'll cover those later, but the main takeaway? You're in control of your data.
Alright, let's break down what we actually collect when you interact with us:
We're not gonna sell your email to some sketchy marketing list - that's not our style. Here's what we actually do with your info:
We don't just hand out your info to anyone who asks. But running a luxury hotel means working with some trusted partners. Here's who might see your data and why:
We'll never sell your personal information to third parties for their marketing purposes. That's a hard line for us.
Not the chocolate chip kind, unfortunately. Web cookies are tiny files that help our site remember you and work properly. Here's the breakdown:
Essential Cookies (The Must-Haves)
These keep the site functioning - stuff like remembering what's in your booking cart, keeping you logged in, and maintaining security. Without these, the site basically breaks, so they're not optional.
Performance Cookies
Help us understand how people use the site - which pages are popular, where folks are getting stuck, how long they stay. We use this to make improvements. Tools like Google Analytics fall into this category.
Functionality Cookies
Remember your preferences - language settings, currency, whether you want that newsletter popup to stop showing up every time. Makes your experience smoother.
Marketing Cookies
Track your browsing to show you relevant ads (like special packages you might actually care about). These are the ones you can definitely say no to without affecting the site's basic functions.
You've got options here:
We also use pixels and similar tech in emails to see if you've opened them or clicked links. Standard stuff for knowing whether our communications are actually useful.
Security isn't something we just slap on as an afterthought - it's built into everything we do. Here's how we keep your information safe:
Security is a two-way street. Here's how you can help protect your own info:
Your data, your rules. Here's what you can do with the information we hold about you:
Under Canada's Personal Information Protection