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Mansion Privacy Policy >
We take your security, health, and privacy very seriously at The Mansion, with a strict, no-tolerance policy of never sharing your personal information — even your name — with anyone, before, during or after your event, hotel stay and/or retreat. In addition, no one has access to The Mansion, without a prearranged meeting/visit.
simply put, no one can reach you when you are here, unless they have a password (or your mobile information).
If anyone comes to the door or calls for a guest, member, or employee, and they do not have the password, they will be told — There is no one here by that name — or — There is no group here by that name. — No exceptions. What happens at The Mansion stays at The Mansion.
This is part of our core philosophy and a key reason why the Mansion continues to be a preferred venue for our hotel guests, and for so many private and corporate clients over the years.
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This house is very eccentric with so many twists and turns. We actually stayed a bit longer than the hour and a half, which flew by. We were bound and determined to complete our quest. This would be a very fun experience for all ages. There are so many various collectors items that there is something for everyone. Some of our group was just interested in finding hidden doors, some really enjoyed the specific quests and treasure hunt. Others just preferred to look at everything and take it all in. It was a great way to spend the afternoon.
— Nicole Idler - Tucson, AZ
