About Adara Richmond
Adara Richmond is a serviced apartment hotel located in Richmond, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. It offers modern studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom self-contained apartments designed for both short- and long-term stays. Each apartment typically includes a fully equipped kitchen or kitchenette, in-room laundry facilities (washer and dryer), separate living and sleeping areas in larger apartments, and access to on-site amenities such as a fitness gym and secure parking (usually at an additional cost). The property caters to corporate travellers, hospital visitors, families, and leisure guests wanting apartment-style accommodation close to Melbourne’s CBD, major hospitals, and sporting precincts.
A charge from Adara Richmond may appear on your bank or card statement if you booked accommodation directly through their website (adarahotelrichmond.com.au), over the phone, via email, or through a third-party booking site where Adara Richmond is the actual property provider. Common scenarios include nightly room charges, security deposits or pre-authorisation holds, parking fees, and incidentals such as minibar items, extra cleaning, rollaway beds, or late check-out. You might also see charges for extended stays, rate adjustments, or no-show fees when a booking was not cancelled within the required time. Some bookings (especially “advance purchase” or “non-refundable” deals) are charged at the time of booking rather than at check-in or check-out.
If you’re unsure about an Adara Richmond charge, first locate your booking confirmation email or invoice from either Adara Richmond or the booking platform you used and compare the dates, nightly rates, and any additional services (like parking or extra guests). Check whether there was a security deposit or card pre-authorisation, which may show as a pending amount that later adjusts to the final stay cost. To resolve questions, contact Adara Richmond using the contact details on adarahotelrichmond.com.au (phone and contact form/email) and provide your full name, stay dates, and the last four digits of the card charged so they can look up the transaction. For disputed or unknown charges, your bank or card provider can also help investigate, temporarily block your card, or raise a chargeback if necessary.