Can the person who booked the hotel check the information of the person who stayed?

People who make hotel reservations can find out the information of the guests.

As a part of hotel reservation, the reservation person usually needs to provide the information of the guest, such as name, ID number, contact information and so on. This information is usually recorded by the hotel and used for check-in. The hotel needs this information to ensure the identity and contact information of guests, and to prepare for providing services and managing rooms. Hotels should abide by relevant privacy protection laws and regulations when dealing with guest information to ensure the security and confidentiality of information. Therefore, people who book a hotel can generally find out the information of the people who stay, but the hotel has the responsibility to protect the security and privacy of this information.