About Coogee Bay Hotel
Coogee Bay Hotel is a large beachfront hospitality complex located on Arden Street in Coogee, New South Wales, overlooking Sydney’s Coogee Beach. The venue combines hotel accommodation, several bars and restaurants, a popular beer garden, live music and event venue Selina’s, gaming facilities, and attached bottle shops (liquor stores). Guests and locals visit for stays, dining, drinks, functions, and entertainment, and many purchases across these different outlets are processed under the same Coogee Bay Hotel merchant name on your bank or card statement.
A Coogee Bay Hotel charge may appear on your bank statement for a variety of reasons, including a hotel room booking, bar or restaurant tab, purchases from the Coogee Bay Hotel bottle shops, tickets to events or live shows at Selina’s, or catering and room hire for private functions. If you stayed at the hotel, you may see a pre-authorisation hold for incidentals in addition to the final accommodation charge; this temporary hold is usually released by your bank within a few business days after checkout. One-time charges can also arise from food and drink purchases charged back to your room, or from using the venue’s EFTPOS terminals at any of the bars, restaurants, or retail outlets on the premises.
If you’re unsure about a Coogee Bay Hotel charge, first check recent stays, bar visits, bottle shop purchases, or event tickets around the date of the transaction, and look for emailed or printed receipts. The reference on your statement may appear as “COOGEE BAY HOTEL COOGEE NSW”, “COOGEE BAY HOTEL BOTTLESHOP”, or similar. To resolve questions, you can contact the hotel directly using the details on coogeebayhotel.com.au or call their reception and ask to speak with accounts if it’s a billing query; having the exact transaction date, amount, and last 4 digits of your card will speed up lookup. For disputes about duplicate charges, pre-authorisation holds that haven’t dropped off, or refunds for cancelled bookings or events, start with the hotel’s reservations or accounts team, and then contact your bank if you cannot resolve the issue with the venue.