Please beware of suspicious messages received via WhatsApp or similar apps.(Updated on Sep. 29)
We have confirmed that customers who have booked with Super Hotel are receiving suspicious messages via apps like WhatsApp from overseas numbers (such as +351).
These messages may contain reservation details—such as your name and stay dates—making them appear to be legitimate communications.
Please note that Super Hotel never contacts guests via messaging apps like WhatsApp to confirm reservations or request payments.
If you receive a suspicious message, please exercise caution and observe the following:
- Do not reply to the message.
- Do not open any URLs or links contained in the message.
- Do not enter credit card details or personal information.
[Update: September 29, 2026]
We have confirmed the circulation of suspicious messages claiming that a reservation has been cancelled.
Please note that we do not send notifications regarding unilateral cancellations via messaging apps or similar services.
Please exercise caution and refrain from replying to such messages or accessing any links contained within them.
[Update: September 28, 2026]
Regarding this matter, it has been announced that unauthorized access to the reservation control system may have resulted in the viewing or acquisition of some guest information.
We sincerely apologize for the concern and inconvenience this has caused our customers.
Please be assured that the system does not handle or store credit card information.
Please check here for further details and contact information.