Privacy Policy

StaySaver Data Safety:

Here’s more information the developer has provided about the kind of data this app may collect and share with the security practices of the StaySaver app. may follow.

DATA practices may vary based on your App. version, use, and region.

Many policies include extra sections for residents of states with their own privacy laws (e.g., California, Colorado).

What Personal Information Is Collected by StaySaver:

• Name, email, phone (Contact Purpose)
• Payment and billing information (Transaction)
• Reservation history (From Hotel)
• Website usage data
• Ethnicity
• Other Information

App. Info and Performance:

Crash Log, Diagnostics, and Other App Performance

Device and Other IDs:

App. Functionality, Analytics, Developer communication, Advertisement, Security, and Compliance. Its unique identifiers are automatically generated by your device or operating system when you use the hotel StaySaver App.

Location:

USA

DATA is encrypted in Transit:

Your data is transferred over a Secure connection by the StaySaver App. StaySaver utilized hotel photos and Videos to deliver high-quality services and an Honest experience to users.

Can also provide to the Third-party service providers (booking platforms, payment processors) and Government or law enforcement, when legally required.

Payment verified:

The Developer has indicated that this App. meets the verified standards for its Payment gateway.

Independent Security StaySaver App..

This App. has been independently verified against a Global Security Standard.

DATA deletion on StaySaver:

The Developer can provide ways for you to remove the DATA collected by this App.

DELETE Account on StaySaver App.

Hotels can submit a request to the developer to delete the Account and associated DATA for this App.

U.S. Hotel Privacy Policy

The rules that govern hotel privacy policies in the U.S. are not set by a single national law like the EU’s GDPR. Instead, hotels are guided by a patchwork of federal and state laws plus enforcement actions.

1. Information Collected

Details of the personal information collected from guests, including but not limited to:

• Name, contact details (email, phone number, address)
• Government-issued identification (where required by law)
• Payment and billing information
• Reservation and stay details
• Device, IP address, and usage data when using websites or mobile apps

2. Purpose of Data Collection

Clear explanation of how and why guest data is used, such as:

• Reservation processing and guest services
• Payment processing and fraud prevention
• Customer support and communication
• Legal, regulatory, and security compliance
• Marketing and promotional communications (where consent is obtained)

3. Data Sharing & Disclosure

Disclosure of circumstances under which data may be shared, including:

• Third-party service providers (payment gateways, PMS, CRM, marketing tools)
• Legal authorities, when required by law or court order
• Business transfers (mergers, acquisitions, or asset sales)

4. Data Security Measures

Description of safeguards implemented to protect personal data, such as:

• Encryption of sensitive information
• Secure cloud infrastructure
• Access controls and monitoring
• Regular security audits and compliance checks

5. Data Retention Policy

Explanation of how long guest information is retained and the criteria used to determine retention periods, aligned with legal and operational requirements.

6. Guest Rights & Choices

Information on guest rights under applicable U.S. privacy laws, including:

• Accessing, correcting, or deleting personal data
• Opting out of marketing communications
• Exercising rights under state privacy laws (e.g., CCPA/CPRA where applicable)

7. Cookies & Tracking Technologies

• Use of cookies, pixels, and similar tracking technologies
• Purpose of tracking (analytics, personalization, advertising)
• Options to manage or disable cookies

9. Third-Party Links

Disclaimer regarding external websites or services linked from the hotel’s website or app, and their independent privacy practices.

10. Policy Updates & Changes

Explanation of how updates to the privacy policy will be communicated and the effective date of changes.

11. Contact Information

Clear contact details for privacy-related inquiries, including:

• Data protection or privacy officer contact
• Email address and mailing address for requests or complaints

12. State Privacy Laws (USA)

Many states have passed consumer privacy laws affecting hotel data practices:

• California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) — expands rights to access, correct, delete, and limit use of personal data.
• California Online Privacy Protection Act (CalOPPA) — requires online privacy policies for businesses collecting personal data online.

Colorado, Connecticut, and Virginia privacy laws give residents various rights to opt out and request access or deletion.

13. Federal Laws That May Apply (USA)

Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

The FTC enforces against unfair or deceptive privacy practices broadly, even without a specific privacy law. If a hotel says it protects your data but doesn’t, the FTC can take action.

Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)

If a hotel’s online service collects info from children under 13, it must follow stricter rules.

Statement confirming compliance with COPPA, including:

• No intentional collection of personal data from children under 13.
• Procedures if such data is inadvertently collected

Other federal laws may apply depending on the context (e-mail marketing rules, data breach laws, etc.)