About Fitzroy River Lodge
Fitzroy River Lodge is a well-known accommodation and hospitality venue located on the banks of the Fitzroy River in Fitzroy Crossing, Western Australia. Catering to travellers crossing the Kimberley region, the lodge offers a range of options including motel-style rooms, self-contained cabins, safari tents, and powered and unpowered caravan and camping sites. On-site facilities typically include a restaurant, bar, swimming pool, guest laundry, function spaces, and tour-booking assistance, making it a common stopover for self-drive tourists, tour groups, and workers in the region.
A charge from “Fitzroy River Lodge”, “Fitzroy River Ldg”, or a similar description may appear on your bank or card statement after you stay at the property, dine in the restaurant, purchase drinks at the bar, or use other on-site services. Charges can relate to nightly accommodation, caravan park fees, upgrades, meals and beverages, minibar items, packed lunches, tour bookings made through the lodge, or incidentals such as laundry. You may also see a pre-authorisation hold placed on your card at check-in to cover room security or a bond for incidentals; this appears as a pending charge and is usually released by your bank after check-out. Recurring or repeated charges are uncommon unless you made multiple bookings, extended your stay, or were charged in separate transactions for accommodation and food & beverage.
If you’re unsure about a Fitzroy River Lodge charge, first check any booking confirmations from their website (fitzroyriverlodge.com.au), third-party booking sites (such as Booking.com or similar), or tour operators who may have arranged your stay. Compare the amount on your statement with your accommodation rate, restaurant receipts, bar tabs, or caravan park fees, including public holiday or seasonal surcharges. To resolve questions, contact the lodge directly using the phone number or email listed on their website, provide your full name, stay dates, and the last four digits of the card used, and request a copy of your folio or tax invoice. For billing issues such as duplicate charges or unrecognised incidentals, the property can review your account and, if appropriate, process adjustments or refunds; if you still dispute the charge after speaking with them, you can then contact your bank or card issuer for further assistance.