About Clarendon Station
Clarendon Station is a Malaysian and Asian-fusion restaurant and bar located inside the historic Clarendon Hotel on Clarendon Street in South Melbourne, Victoria. It’s known for dishes like curry laksa, nasi lemak, roti, and other Malaysian-inspired classics, alongside a selection of Asian-style share plates, pub favourites, wines, beers, and cocktails. The venue caters to hotel guests and walk‑ins for lunch and dinner, and charges are processed through the Clarendon Hotel’s point‑of‑sale system, which may list the merchant name as “Clarendon Station,” “Clarendon Hotel,” or a variation of both on your bank statement.
A Clarendon Station charge typically appears on your bank or credit card statement when you’ve dined at the restaurant or bar, ordered food or drinks to your room as a hotel guest, or settled a group bill where your card was used. You may also see a charge if you paid a deposit for a large booking, function, or event held at the venue, or if a room tab was finalised at check‑out. In some cases, the restaurant’s charges can be bundled under your hotel folio, so what you remember as a “hotel” charge may post under “Clarendon Station,” and vice versa. You might also see a temporary pre‑authorisation if your card was used to open a tab or guarantee a booking.
If you’re unsure about the charge, start by checking recent receipts, text/email booking confirmations, and any hotel invoices from the Clarendon Hotel around the date of the transaction. Compare the transaction date and amount with any lunches, dinners, drinks, or room service orders you may have had there. To resolve questions, contact the Clarendon Hotel/Clarendon Station team via the contact details on hotelclarendon.com.au or by calling the hotel’s front desk and asking for accounts or restaurant staff; they can look up your bill using the charge amount, date, and the last four digits of your card. Common issues (like split bills, tips, or tabs closed to the wrong card) are usually resolved by reviewing the itemised receipt and, if needed, issuing a corrected charge or refund.