Privacy Policy

At Crowne Plaza Marlow, the privacy and protection of personal data is treated with the utmost seriousness. Our privacy statement, below, sets out the data protection practices currently in place within the company.

Privacy statement

We fully endorse and adhere to the principles of the Data Protection Acts 1998 and 2003. Specifically, we state that we will:

• Obtain and process information fairly.
• Keep it only for one or more specified, explicit and lawful purpose.
• Use and disclose it only in ways compatible with these purposes.
• Keep it safe and secure.
• Keep it accurate, complete and up to date.
• Ensure that it is adequate, relevant and not excessive.
• Retain it for no longer than is necessary for the purpose or purposes.
• Give a copy of his/her personal data to that individual, on written request.

Security statement

We will take all reasonable care to keep the details of your order and credit card information secure but unless we have been negligent, we will not be liable for any losses you may suffer as a result of unauthorised access by a third party to the information transmitted by you when making reservations at this website. Cookie usage and storage We do not store any personal or traceable customer information in the cookies that we use. Additionally, all our cookie data is encrypted to prevent third parties from accessing the information they contain. Each cookie we set lasts only for the duration of each visit. This information is recorded in a session for a temporary period and is used to enable the booking process to work more smoothly. It is not used for future marketing purposes or disclosed to any third party companies. Crowne Plaza Marlow also uses cookies to help us understand how visitors use our site and this information is used solely for the purposes of Crowne Plaza Marlow to better understand, measure and improve performance of our site and ensure that the content is relevant and our site is user-friendly and easy to use. Cookies are anonymous and we do not hold any data that may put your privacy at risk and we cannot share this information outside of Amaris Hospitality.

What are Cookies

Cookies are small text files stored on your computer, either temporary or persistent. Cookies are used for authenticating, session tracking or maintaining specific information about users of our website, such as the contents of their shopping carts. The data collected by these cookies are completely anonymous and they do not record any personal information about you. If you prefer, you can choose to use our website without enabling cookies by editing your browser options such that cookies are blocked; however, please note that if you do this you may not be able to use the full functionality of our website. For more information about cookies, please visit: http://www.allaboutcookies.org/

Managing our marketing relationships

Our third party marketing partners may set cookies before you reach our site. If you wish to prevent this type of 
cookie (sometimes known as a 'third party' or 'analytical' cookie), you may do so through your device's browser security settings. You'll sometimes see our advertising or special offers on other websites. Cookies provided by the other website or advertising network can tell us how effective this is. For example, if you click on one of our advertisements, the website owner might use a cookie to tell us that you came from their site. You can choose to disable third party cookies by updating your device settings, click here for details

Analytic Cookies

An HTTP cookie—commonly referred to as just "cookie"—is a parcel of text sent back and forth between a web browser and the server it accesses. Its original purpose was to provide a state management mechanism between a web browser and a web server. Without a cookie (or a similar solution), a web server cannot distinguish between different users, or determine any relationship between sequential page visits made by the same user. For this reason, cookies are used to differentiate one user from another and to pass information from page to page during a single user's website session. A web server uses cookies to collect data about a given browser, along with the information requested and sent by the browser's operator (the visitor). Cookies do not identify people, but rather they are defined themselves by a combination of a computer, a user account, and a browser. Google Analytics tracking (and most web tracking software) uses cookies in order to provide meaningful reports about your site visitors. However, Google Analytics cookies do not collect personal data about your website visitors. For more information on how Google Analytics Cookies work click this link.