About Cecil Hotel
Cecil Hotel is a historic country pub and hotel located in Casino, New South Wales, Australia. Serving as a long-standing community hub, it typically offers a classic Australian pub bar, bistro-style dining, gaming facilities (such as TAB and poker machines), and simple, budget-friendly accommodation. Guests and locals visit for meals, drinks, live sports on TV, and social events, while travelers often book rooms for short stays in Casino and the surrounding Northern Rivers region.
A charge from Cecil Hotel may appear on your bank or card statement if you paid for accommodation, bistro meals, bar purchases, or used the gaming or bottle shop facilities linked to the venue. You might see a charge after booking a room directly, through their website, or via a third‑party booking platform that bills under the hotel’s name. Many hotels also place a temporary pre‑authorization (security bond) on your card at check‑in to cover incidentals; this may show as a pending or separate charge and then drop off after a few days. One‑off charges for meals, bar tabs, or function bookings can also appear, sometimes on a different date than your actual visit due to batch processing.
To verify a Cecil Hotel charge, start by comparing the transaction date and amount with any recent stays, bar or bistro visits, or room deposits in Casino, NSW. Check your email inbox (and spam folder) for booking confirmations or receipts from Cecil Hotel or from any booking sites you used. If you still have questions, contact the venue directly using the details on hotelcecil.com.au—ideally with your transaction date, exact amount, and the last four digits of the card used. Common issues like duplicate charges, delayed pre‑authorizations, or incorrect bar tab totals can usually be resolved by speaking with reception or the duty manager, who can review their point‑of‑sale records and your folio and arrange adjustments or refunds if needed.