Rules
Terms and Conditions of Tryumf Hotel
Hotel
Hotel Tryumf Regulations
§ 1 SUBJECT OF THE REGULATIONS
The regulations define the rules for providing services by the Hotel. The regulations are an integral part of the contract under which a room in the Hotel is rented and Hotel services are used. The regulations are available for review at the reception of Hotel Dworek Tryumf and apply to all persons present on its premises. By deciding to use the Hotel’s services, the Guest confirms that they have read and accept the terms of the Regulations.
§ 2 HOTEL STAY PERIOD
Hotel rooms are rented for hotel days. A hotel day starts at 3:00 PM on the day of arrival and ends at 11:00 AM the following day.
The hotel guest should specify the length of stay, and if no such indication is given, it is assumed that the room was rented for one hotel day.
Requests to extend the stay beyond the period indicated on the day of arrival must be reported to the Hotel Reception by 9:00 AM on the day the rental period expires. The Hotel will consider extension requests depending on room availability. The Hotel reserves the right to refuse an extension in case of failure to make full payment for the current stay in advance or gross violation of the Hotel Regulations.
Remaining in the room or leaving belongings after 11:00 AM is considered an extension of the stay and is subject to a charge at the daily rate. If the Hotel has no available rooms, items left in the room will be stored by commission in the Guest’s absence.
§ 3 RESERVATION AND CHECK-IN
To check in, the Guest must present a photo ID to the Reception staff and sign the registration card. If the Guest refuses to show an identity document in a manner that enables check-in, the Receptionist is obliged to refuse issuing the key.
The Guest may not transfer the room to third parties, even if the paid rental period has not expired.
The Reception issues a key card upon presentation of an identity document of the registered Guest.
For security reasons, the Guest should immediately inform the Reception about any loss of the room key.
Unregistered persons may visit the hotel room between 7:00 AM and 10:00 PM. Presence of unregistered persons in the Guest’s hotel room after 10:00 PM is equivalent to the Guest consenting to paid additional accommodation for those persons, charged according to the Hotel’s price list.
The Hotel may refuse service to Guests under the influence of alcohol or narcotics, showing verbal or physical aggression, significantly violating safety rules or sanitary procedures, or who grossly violated the Hotel Regulations during a previous stay. The Hotel has the right to shorten the stay of a Guest who breaches the Regulations, harms the Hotel’s interests, or disturbs other Guests.
The Hotel reserves the right to preauthorize a credit card or collect a cash deposit at check-in equal to the amount of the entire stay plus an additional amount for potential expenses within the hotel credit. Payment for the stay is collected in advance unless otherwise agreed.
The Guest is fully responsible for settling all payments arising from the stay. The Guest authorizes the Hotel to charge their credit/debit card for used but unpaid hotel services.
The Hotel has a statutory lien on items brought by the Guest in case of delayed payment or unsettled fees for additional services.
If the Guest cancels a paid stay during its course, the Hotel does not refund the fee for the remaining days.
§ 4 SERVICES
The Hotel provides services according to its category and standard. If there are any complaints regarding the quality of services, please report them promptly to Reception staff for immediate action.
Hotel Dworek Tryumf is obliged to provide Guests with:
- conditions for full and unrestricted rest,
- safety of stay, including confidentiality of Guest information,
- professional service for the provided services,
- room cleaning and necessary repairs during the Guest’s absence, or in their presence only upon request.
On request, the Hotel provides the following services:
- luggage storage (the Hotel may refuse to accept luggage outside the Guest’s stay dates or items that do not qualify as personal luggage),
- wake-up calls,
- taxi ordering.
The hotel restaurant is open from 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM, on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Room service is subject to an additional 30% charge on the regular menu prices.
§ 5 HOTEL RESPONSIBILITY
The Hotel is responsible for loss or damage to items brought by persons using its services within the scope specified in Articles 846-849 of the Civil Code. The Guest should notify the Hotel Reception immediately upon discovering any damage. The Hotel’s liability for loss or damage to money, securities, or items of scientific or artistic value is limited if such items are not deposited. The Hotel may refuse to accept such items for storage if they pose a safety risk or exceed the value limit (over 50,000 PLN) or take up excessive space relative to the Hotel’s size or standard.
The Hotel provides parking free of charge but is not responsible for damage to or loss of cars or other vehicles, items left inside them, or live animals, whether parked on the Hotel premises or outside.
The Hotel is equipped with video surveillance to ensure the safety of Guests and staff.
§ 6 GUEST RESPONSIBILITY
Children under 12 must be under constant supervision by parents or guardians. Minors may not check in without an adult or legal guardian’s confirmed registration.
Legal guardians bear financial responsibility for any damages caused by children under their care.
The Guest is fully liable, both materially and legally, for any damage or destruction to the Hotel’s equipment or technical facilities caused by themselves, persons under their care (especially children), or their visitors. The Hotel may charge the Guest’s credit/debit card for damages even after departure. Guests must report any damage to the Reception immediately after noticing it.
Guests must use hotel rooms and equipment properly and must not make any modifications that impair functionality or safety.
When leaving the room, Guests should ensure doors and windows are closed and, for safety, turn off the TV, lights, and water taps.
For fire safety, the use of candles, heaters, or any non-hotel electrical devices is prohibited in rooms, except for chargers and computer power supplies.
Storage of hazardous materials — weapons, ammunition, flammable, explosive, or illuminating materials — is prohibited.
Due to sanitary reasons, the hotel does not store Guests’ food, nor do staff dispense medications.
False triggering of the fire alarm, such as breaking the alarm glass, resulting in fire brigade intervention, will result in the responsible person bearing all related costs, including fines imposed by the fire brigade commander.
§ 7 RETURN OF LEFT ITEMS
Personal items left in the room will be sent back at the Guest’s request and expense, after verifying ownership. Without such a request, the Hotel will store items for 3 months, after which they will be donated to charity or public use.
The Hotel does not store leftover food or medications — these will be disposed of immediately.
§ 8 NIGHT QUIET HOURS
Quiet hours in the Hotel are from 10:00 PM to 6:00 AM the next day. Guest behavior must not disturb other Guests.
The Hotel reserves the right to hold events during night hours.
§ 9 ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS
Pets are allowed only in selected rooms with a daily fee per the price list. Pets are not permitted in the restaurant or gym. Owners are responsible for any damage or dirt caused by their pets and must keep them from endangering others. Owners must clean up after their pets on Hotel premises.
Smoking is strictly prohibited throughout the Hotel. Smoke detectors connected directly to the Fire Department alarm system are installed in all rooms and floors; even minor smoke or steam will trigger an alarm and Fire Department intervention. Violators will be charged 1000 PLN for deodorization and all costs related to Fire Department intervention and any compensation claims.
Alcohol consumption on Hotel premises (excluding rooms and ballrooms) is only allowed with alcohol purchased in the hotel restaurant.
Door-to-door sales and solicitation are prohibited on Hotel grounds.
Guests agree to use the Hotel’s internet service lawfully, not infringing on others’ rights, copyrights, or distributing illegal content. Guests must:
- use the internet service as intended,
- refrain from actions disrupting the Hotel’s network or other users,
- ensure their use does not limit the Hotel’s ability to provide or monitor the service.
Other matters are governed by the Hotel’s internal procedures.
If a Guest violates these Regulations, the Hotel may terminate the contract early. The Guest must immediately comply with staff requests, settle payments for services used, pay for damages, and leave the Hotel premises.
Emergency situations, fires, medical assistance:
First aid kits are located at Reception. In emergencies, contact Reception at extension 100. For ambulance, police, fire brigade, or doctor, contact Reception.
In case of fire, notify Reception at extension 100 and/or activate the alarm switch in the corridor. Then evacuate using the escape route to the assembly point near the playground. The fire safety regulations are included in the Hotel information guide.
Privacy
Privacy Policy
Personal Data Protection Statement – Hotel Dworek Tryumf
Hotel Dworek Tryumf makes every effort to ensure that our Guests’ data is processed in accordance with the highest security standards, in compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation of April 27, 2016 (Official Journal of the EU L 119 of 04.05.2016) (hereinafter referred to as GDPR).
The data controller of the Guest’s personal data is:
Hotel Dworek Tryumf Dąbrowscy General Partnership
with its registered office at ul. Klepacka 1, 16-001 Księżyno, Poland,
Tax ID (NIP): 966-18-32-038, phone: +48 85 66 32 918.
The Hotel does not appoint a Data Protection Officer.
This Privacy Policy also applies to persons using the website available at: https://dworek-tryumf.pl/
Personal data of the Guest is processed based on the agreement concluded between the Guest and the Hotel for the provision of hotel services, catering services, or other similar services provided by the Hotel upon Guest’s request, including:
- Handling inquiries – based on Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR – consent of the data subject;
- Hotel room reservation – based on Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR – consent of the data subject;
- Performance of the hotel service agreement, catering service, and other similar services – based on Art. 6(1)(b) GDPR;
- Marketing of the data controller’s services – based on Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR – subject to obtaining consent;
- Ensuring the safety of persons and property within the hotel and restaurant and on its premises by using video surveillance – based on Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR;
- Ensuring the safety of persons and property in the hotel and restaurant by identifying all persons staying in the hotel room – based on Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR;
- Handling complaints and claims – based on Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR;
- Sending newsletters – based on Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR;
- Displaying personalized commercial information on social media networks – based on Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR;
- Creating and storing legal and tax documentation in accordance with accounting standards;
- Assessing the level of satisfaction with the stay at the hotel.
Guest Satisfaction Survey
Assessing your satisfaction with your stay at our hotel is extremely important to us, as it allows us to continuously improve our services based on reliable guest feedback. Participation in the survey is entirely voluntary. The survey form is available in the room, and after completion, guests can either hand it directly to reception staff or leave it in the room.
For the survey, we use personal data including: first name, last name, phone number, and email address. The completed survey serves as the basis for our analysis and, in justified cases, allows us to contact you regarding your comments and suggestions.
Providing personal data is voluntary; however, refusal to provide data may result in:
- Refusal to provide hotel services – for data processed for the purpose of concluding the hotel service agreement;
- Refusal to provide catering services;
- Refusal of reservation – when making bookings.
Guest personal data will be stored for the entire duration of providing hotel or catering services and also for the duration of any claims, including tax and civil claims. Personal data collected via video surveillance will be stored for 10 days unless special circumstances (e.g., an accident) require longer storage.
Guests have the right to request from the data controller access to their personal data, correction and updating of the data, data portability – related to legally justified interests pursued by the controller or contract performance. Regarding data processed based on consent, Guests also have the right to request deletion or restriction of processing, object to processing, and withdraw consent at any time by contacting: biuro@dworek-tryumf.pl
The Hotel informs Guests about the right to lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority overseeing data processing.
Guest personal data may be disclosed to the following categories of recipients:
- Hotel staff responsible for reservations;
- IT companies and providers supporting and managing the Hotel’s IT infrastructure;
- Courier and postal companies;
- Providers of hotel reservation platforms;
- Marketing service providers;
- Entities authorized to obtain personal data under applicable law;
- Legal firms cooperating with the Hotel;
- Insurance companies cooperating with the Hotel.
In the event a hotel stay is booked via a travel agency or reservation portal, the categories of Guest personal data provided to the Hotel by these entities may include, in particular, name and surname, dates of stay, email address, and phone number. Information about the exact source from which the Hotel received the Guest’s data can be obtained at reception.
We use software and IT system maintenance companies with whom we have relevant contracts that include data processing and confidentiality provisions. These companies do not have the right to process data beyond the scope defined in the contracts. Guest data accessible by these companies may be processed solely for the proper provision of services.
Some areas of the Hotel Dworek Tryumf Dąbrowscy General Partnership website may use cookies, which are small text files sent to the visitor’s computer to identify them for simplifying and speeding up the website’s operation (e.g., by remembering previously opened pages and loading them faster). Cookies are harmless to both the computer and the user or their data. Each user can disable cookies in their browser settings.
Guest data will not be subject to profiling.
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Małoletni
Standards for the Protection of Minors at Hotel Dworek Tryumf
Preamble
Taking into account the guidelines of the United Nations on Business and Human Rights, and recognizing the crucial role of businesses in respecting children’s rights, especially the right to dignity and freedom from all forms of harm, Hotel Dworek Tryumf Dąbrowscy Spółka Jawna adopts this document as a set of principles and procedures to be followed in case of suspicion that a child staying at Hotel Dworek Tryumf is being harmed and to prevent such threats. The Hotel’s child protection policy will be implemented through the following principles:
- The Hotel conducts its operations with the utmost respect for human rights, especially the rights of children as particularly vulnerable individuals.
- The Hotel recognizes its role in conducting socially responsible business and promoting desirable social attitudes.
- The Hotel emphasizes the legal and social obligation to notify law enforcement authorities of any suspected crimes against children and commits to training its staff accordingly.
- The Hotel commits to educating staff on circumstances that may indicate a child staying on the premises is being harmed and on ways to respond quickly and appropriately to such situations.
- One effective way to prevent child abuse is to identify the child staying at the premises and their relationship to the adult accompanying them. Hotel staff will take all possible steps to identify the child and their relationship to the accompanying adult.
Definitions:
- Child/Minor – any person under 18 years of age;
- Hotel Employee/Staff – any person engaged to perform duties at the Hotel, regardless of the form of employment, including those hired under civil contracts, interns, trainees, and volunteers, regardless of nationality or age.
Rules Ensuring Safe Interactions Between Minors and Hotel Staff, and Especially Prohibited Conduct Toward Minors:
- Staff contact with children should only occur during working hours and be related to their job responsibilities. Staff must act transparently and openly to minimize the risk of misinterpretation of their behavior and ensure they remain within sight or hearing of other staff when interacting with children.
- Employees who have direct contact with minors must perform their duties with respect for third parties’ rights, especially children’s rights, acting respectfully, politely, and courteously, refraining from any behavior that could violate a minor’s personal space or cause feelings of threat, discomfort, or fear.
- Staff must always consider whether their reactions, communications, or actions toward a child are appropriate, safe, justified, and fair to other children. Communication with children must be patient, attentive, and age-appropriate, considering any potential disabilities.
- When making decisions concerning a child, staff must inform the child and consider their expectations. While respecting the child’s right to privacy, if confidentiality must be broken to protect the child, staff must explain this as soon as possible.
- It is strictly prohibited to:
- Use any form of violence against minors, whether verbal or physical, including shaming, humiliating, ignoring, insulting, or yelling at a child except when necessary for safety;
- Physically harm or touch a child in a way that could be deemed inappropriate;
- Disclose sensitive information about a child to unauthorized persons, including other children;
- Record or photograph children for private use or allow third parties to do so without parental or guardian consent;
- Establish any romantic or sexual relationships with a child via private communication channels or make inappropriate proposals or share erotic/pornographic content;
- Invite children to personal residences or meet outside working hours;
- Offer children alcohol, tobacco products, or illegal substances, or use such substances in their presence.
- Hotel employees should pay attention to troubling behaviors in minors that may indicate harm and attempt to engage the child if abuse is suspected. Staff must reassure children that they can report uncomfortable situations or behaviors to staff or hotel management and expect appropriate help.
Care for Minors with Special Needs or Disabilities:
- Minors with special needs or disabilities require greater care, sensitivity, and clear communication. Listening carefully to these children is essential.
- If assistance with personal care is needed, staff must provide it with full understanding and documented parental consent.
- Such minors may be more easily excluded by peers, making attentive listening and emotional support by staff especially important.
Identification Procedures for Minors and Their Relationship to Accompanying Adults:
- Identification should be conducted whenever possible, especially at check-in and in any suspicious or unusual circumstances.
- Staff should ask for the child’s identity and their relationship to the accompanying adult, requesting identity documents or custody proofs.
- If documents are missing, ask for the child’s details (name, address, ID number).
- If the accompanying adult is not a parent or legal guardian, staff must verify legal custody or parental consent for the child’s stay.
- If consent documents are missing, staff should verify contact details of legal guardians to confirm the child’s stay.
- If the adult refuses identification, staff must explain the safety rationale behind the procedure and request cooperation.
- In case of difficulties, inform supervisors and ensure the child and adult are under staff observation and not left alone.
- Staff should apply response procedures if the child’s welfare is suspected to be at risk.
Response Procedures in Case of Suspected Harm to a Minor on Hotel Premises or Using Tourist Services:
- All staff are responsible for reporting threats to a minor’s welfare immediately to supervisors or hotel owners verbally and in writing.
- Staff witnessing suspicious situations involving children must notify supervisors promptly, even if off-duty later the same day.
- Reasonable suspicion includes:
- The child discloses abuse;
- Staff observe abuse;
- The child has visible injuries or other signs of harm or distress;
- Evidence of child abuse materials found in a room.
- Types of harm include criminal acts, verbal/physical abuse, neglect of basic needs, etc.
- In case of suspected crime, prevent the child and alleged abuser from leaving the hotel. Citizen’s arrest may be made if necessary. Two staff members must supervise the suspect in a separate room, ensuring the child’s safety.
- If biological evidence is suspected (e.g., semen, saliva), the child should avoid washing or eating/drinking before police arrive.
- After police arrival, preserve evidence such as CCTV footage and documents.
- If the abuser is a staff member, they will be suspended from all contact with children until the investigation concludes.
- If non-criminal harm is reported, the hotel owner investigates and may terminate employment or cooperation agreements if needed.
- If abuse is suspected to be committed by another child, separate interviews and safety plans must be made for both parties.
- Confidentiality of all information is strictly required, except for authorized agencies during intervention. Media disclosure is prohibited.
Reporting Procedures to Authorities:
- In emergencies where a child’s life or health is at risk, staff must immediately contact emergency services (112 or 998).
- If identification issues arise, supervisors must decide on police notification after interviewing involved parties.
- Supervisors or hotel owners assess the validity of suspicions and determine further action, informing relevant institutions.
- The hotel owner or appointed representative leads interventions and informs staff, children, and guardians about the designated contact person.
- The hotel owner interviews involved parties to establish facts and informs guardians about their obligation to report suspicions to authorities.
- Formal reports or applications will be submitted to the prosecutor’s office, police, family court, or social services as required.
- If the suspected abuser is a minor aged 13-17 committing a punishable offense, appropriate authorities must be informed additionally.
Zwierzęta
Regulamin pobytu zwierząt
na terenie Hotelu Dworek Tryumf
1 ZWIERZĘTA W HOTELU
- Na terenie Hotelu dopuszcza się obecność wyłącznie psów i kotów po spełnieniu ustalonych przez Hotel w niniejszym regulaminie. Inne zwierzęta ze względu na bezpieczeństwo Gości hotelowych nie mogą pozostawać na terenie obiektu.
- Hotel zastrzega sobie prawo do odmowy przyjęcia psa, którego rasa jest powszechnie uznawana za groźną lub agresywną oraz psów, których waga przekracza 20 kg.
- Pobyt zwierząt jest możliwy tylko po indywidualnym kontakcie i zgodzie Hotelu na pobyt ze zwierzęciem.
- Zakwaterowanie Gości hotelowych przybywających ze zwierzęciem jest możliwe jedynie w pokojach do tego wyznaczonych. W przypadku braku wcześniejszego powiadomienia o pobycie z psem i braku wyznaczonych do tego pokoi, pobyt z psem w obiekcie nie będzie możliwy.
2 REZERWACJA POBYTU GOŚCIA HOTELOWEGO Z PSEM
- Warunkiem przyjęcia do Hotelu jest zgłoszenie przyjazdu ze zwierzęciem w trakcie dokonywania rezerwacji z podaniem rasy i wagi psa oraz potwierdzenie takiej rezerwacji przez Hotel.
- Hotel przyjmuje Gości wyłącznie ze zwierzętami zdrowymi, posiadającymi książeczkę zdrowia z potwierdzeniem aktualnych szczepień i odrobaczenia. Właściciel zwierzęcia zobowiązany jest podczas pobytu w Hotelu posiadać aktualną książeczkę zdrowia zwierzęcia i okazać ją na prośbę personelu.
- Właściciel psa przybywając do Hotelu oświadcza, że zwierzę jest zdrowe i nie stanowi zagrożenia dla innych osób i psów w Hotelu oraz akceptuje warunki niniejszego Regulaminu.
3 ZASADY PRZEBYWANIA PSA W HOTELU
- Zwierzęta, których pobyt został zgłoszony przy rezerwacji mogą być przez ich właściciela wprowadzone do Hotelu i trzymane wyłącznie w pokojach właścicieli.
- Przebywając w miejscach ogólnodostępnych na terenie Hotelu, Właściciel ma obowiązek trzymania psa na smyczy i w kagańcu.
- Obowiązuje bezwzględny zakaz wprowadzania zwierzęcia do restauracji, siłowni oraz strefy SPA oraz stref rekreacyjnych dla dzieci.
- Właściciel zwierzęcia jest każdorazowo zobowiązany do sprzątania odchodów pozostawionych przez zwierzę zarówno w pokoju oraz terenach ogólnodostępnych na terenie budynku i otoczenia Hotelu. Obowiązek uprzątnięcia nieczystości po psie przewodniku nie dotyczy osób niewidomych i/lub poruszających się na wózku inwalidzkim.
- Właściciel zobowiązany jest posiadać własne posłanie i miski do wody i pokarmów dla psa. Właściciel zapewnia psu dostęp do świeżej wody i wyżywienia.
- Właściciel jest odpowiedzialny za zachowanie w pokoju ciszy przez swoje zwierzę i nie zakłócanie spokoju innym Gościom hotelu. Pies nie powinien być pozostawiony sam w pokoju jeżeli w tym czasie zakłóca spokój innych gości i trwa to dłużej niż 20 minut.
- W przypadku powtarzających się skarg ze strony Gości hotelowych lub personelu hotel zastrzega sobie prawo żądania usunięcia psa z Hotelu. W ekstremalnych warunkach, gdy kontakt z Właścicielem nie będzie możliwy Hotel zastrzega sobie prawo do wejścia personelu do pokoju , również z ewentualną pomocą odpowiednich służb i odstawienia psa do najbliższego schroniska dla zwierząt. Wszystkie koszty wynikłe z powyższych działań pokrywa Właściciel zwierzęcia.
- Sprzątanie pokoju, w którym przebywa zwierzę ze względów bezpieczeństwa odbywa się wyłącznie w obecności Właściciela lub podczas nieobecności psa w pokoju. W celu ustalenia godziny należy skontaktować się z obsługą Hotelu.
4 OPŁATY ZA POBYT PSA W HOTELU
- Pobyt każdego psa w Hotelu jest płatny.
- Opłata za pobyt jednego psa w Hotelu wynosi 70 zł za dobę
- W przypadku niepoinformowanie recepcji Hotelu o posiadaniu psa w Hotelu:
- nalicza się opłaty za pobyt zwierzęcia w wysokości 150 % opłaty wskazanych w pkt 2.
- Gość hotelowy jest zobowiązany zmienić pokój zajmując pokój przeznaczony do pobytu z psami;
- Właściciel zwierzęcia odpowiada materialnie za wszystkie wyrządzone przez niego szkody, zarówno w mieniu Hotelu, jak i innych Gości hotelowych.
- W przypadku wystąpienia stanu zagrożenia wynikającego z przebywania zwierzęcia w Hotelu właściciel pokrywa wszelkie koszty wezwania odpowiednich służb do Hotelu oraz ewentualnego pobytu psa w schronisku.
5 POSTANOWIENIA KOŃCOWE
- Właściciel zwierzęcia jest zobowiązany do przestrzegania regulaminu hotelowego dotyczącego pobytu zwierząt w Hotelu Dworek Tryumf
- W przypadku powtarzających się skarg innych Gości hotelowych dotyczących pobytu zwierzęcia w Hotelu oraz niestosowanie się do Regulaminu, Hotel zastrzega sobie prawo do natychmiastowego zakończenia pobytu Gości ze zwierzęciem bez zwrotu wpłaconej opłaty za pobyt.
Właściciel oświadcza, że zapoznał się z Regulaminem