Can individuals check hotel records?

Records of rooms opened by individuals cannot be found by others.

Records of rooms opened by individuals cannot be found by others. It is illegal to inquire about other people's room opening records, which violates other people's privacy. Under normal circumstances, the hotel's check-in records involve personal privacy and are not allowed to be inquired. Inquiring about the check-in record requires consulting the police station or the public security bureau.

Does the lawyer have the right to check the opening record?

The record of opening a room is kept by the hotel and the public security organ, which belongs to personal privacy. There are two storage methods: the first way is to upload it to the public security system for filing, and such opening records will be kept in the public security system for up to four years. In other words, within four years, the public security system will keep your check-in record for you. In order to investigate and collect evidence when the accident occurs. Second, it is not uploaded to the public security system. After all, there are some informal accommodation places, but in order to prevent accidents and facilitate the investigation by the public security system, they generally have their own storage and backup systems. The storage time of this kind of room opening record is determined by the hotel or the hotel itself, which can be 4 years or 1 month. The attorney asks for evidence through the court, which is the only way to inquire about other people's room opening records.

I hope the above content can help you. Please consult a professional lawyer if you have any other questions.

Legal basis: Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC).

Article 990 The right of personality is the right of life, body, health, name, name, portrait, reputation, honor and privacy enjoyed by civil subjects.

In addition to the personality rights stipulated in the preceding paragraph, natural persons enjoy other personality rights based on personal freedom and personal dignity.

Article 991 The personality right of a civil subject is protected by law, and no organization or individual may infringe upon it.

Article 999 When engaging in news reporting and public opinion supervision for the public interest, the name, title, portrait and personal information of the civil subject can be used reasonably, and if the personality right of the civil subject is unreasonably infringed, civil liability shall be borne according to law.