Privacy Policy

Effective 8 October 2026. This Privacy Policy explains how the Dravonessa Grand Inn handles personal information in the New Zealand context.

Information you choose to share

When you use the enquiry form, your device prepares an email in your email application. The website itself does not submit, receive, process, or store that message through a server. Any message you decide to send may contain your name, contact email and enquiry text and is handled by your chosen mail service and intended recipient if that mailbox exists.

Browser data and security

This static site does not intentionally deploy analytics, marketing trackers or third-party video players. A local-storage setting may record that you dismissed the privacy notice. Your browser or hosting service may process standard connection information, such as technical logs, subject to that provider's own arrangements.

Purpose, access and retention

Information included in a voluntarily sent email is intended solely to answer your enquiry. Because this site is a concept without a deployed enquiry backend, no retention period or active customer-service operation is promised. Do not send payment-card details or other sensitive information using this demonstration.

Your New Zealand privacy rights

The New Zealand Privacy Act 2020 provides privacy protections, including the ability to request access to and correction of personal information held about you, subject to applicable conditions. If this concept becomes a real service, the operator must publish verified contact details and its actual data-handling and complaint procedures before collecting enquiries.

Overseas services and third parties

This demo loads its images and site scripts locally. Sending an email may involve your email provider and its own privacy terms. External links, where provided, are not covered by this Policy.

Questions or updates

For demonstration enquiries, see info@dravonessagrandinn.com. This address is template content and its delivery has not been verified. Any substantive change to site practices should be reflected in an updated policy.