Accor and your digital footprint
Accor publishes websites, including the one you are visiting, that track what you browse or read as well as the traces you may have already left when booking your stay at Raffles Boston, or at one of Accor's 5,100 other hotels around the world.
Accor' responsibility, and the objective of the document you are currently reading, is to:
Cookies are the most common form of tracers. Tracers are data used by servers to send information to a web browser or mobile application and are then used by that browser or mobile application to return the information to the original server.
The information can be, for example, a session identifier, a language, an expiration date, a response field, etc.
Whilst active, tracers are used to store information when a user accesses various pages of a website or mobile application or when this user returns to this website or mobile application at a later stage.
On the internet, there are different types of tracers:
On our websites, we use cookies set by us and called “first-party cookies” and “third-party cookies” which are cookies from a domain different than the domain of the website you are visiting.
On the Raffles websites we use cookies and other tracers for the following purposes:
To manage your consent to the use of tracers in the ALL - Accor Live Limitless mobile application, you can consult the "Terms and Conditions" section accessible from the home screen of the mobile application.
For our websites, you can manage your consent or refusal to use tracers on your device by clicking the button below:
Regardless of what you choose, your browser also allows you to delete tracers from your device at any point.
The steps for managing and deleting tracers are different on each browser. These steps are described in the help menu in your browser. Remember to configure all the browsers on your different devices (tablets, smartphones, computers, etc.). The following are the steps for tracer management in the most common browsers:
Click here to read the Accor Charter for protecting its customers' personal data: Data Protection Charter for customers' personal data