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Five Bartell Hotels hit by data breach
Up to 55,000 guests may have had credit-card info stolen
Bartell Hotels today (September 8) said it is notifying customers of five of its seven San Diego hotels that there was a data breach earlier this year.
The compromised information includes credit-card numbers of 43,000 to 55,000 individuals who, between February 16 and May 13, stayed at Best Western Plus Island Palm & Marina, the Dana on Mission Bay, Humphreys Half Moon Inn & Suites, Pacific Terrace Hotel, and the Days Hotel-Hotel Circle.
Those who stayed at those facilities between those dates are encouraged to review their account statements, monitor credit reports for suspicious activity, and notify the banks that issued their cards.
Bartell says that the breach was limited to payment-card data and that no other personally identifiable information was exposed.
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Five Bartell Hotels hit by data breach
Up to 55,000 guests may have had credit-card info stolen
Five Bartell Hotels hit by data breach
Up to 55,000 guests may have had credit-card info stolen
Bartell Hotels today (September 8) said it is notifying customers of five of its seven San Diego hotels that there was a data breach earlier this year.
The compromised information includes credit-card numbers of 43,000 to 55,000 individuals who, between February 16 and May 13, stayed at Best Western Plus Island Palm & Marina, the Dana on Mission Bay, Humphreys Half Moon Inn & Suites, Pacific Terrace Hotel, and the Days Hotel-Hotel Circle.
Those who stayed at those facilities between those dates are encouraged to review their account statements, monitor credit reports for suspicious activity, and notify the banks that issued their cards.
Bartell says that the breach was limited to payment-card data and that no other personally identifiable information was exposed.
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