Marble Bar Roadhouse & Travellers Rest

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Marble Bar Roadhouse & Travellers Rest is a combined roadhouse and motel in Marble Bar offering 24-hour fuel, groceries, takeaway meals, coffee, and basic accommodation for travelers in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.

Marble Bar, Western Australia, Australia
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About Marble Bar Roadhouse & Travellers Rest

Marble Bar Roadhouse & Travellers Rest is a combined fuel stop and roadside motel located in Marble Bar, in Western Australia’s remote Pilbara region. Catering primarily to long-distance drivers, tourists, and local residents, it typically offers 24-hour fuel access (via pay-at-pump or after-hours service), basic groceries, cold drinks, ice, and convenience items. Guests can also usually find takeaway meals such as burgers, hot chips, and snacks, as well as coffee and refreshments suitable for road trips. The Travellers Rest side generally provides simple, no-frills accommodation options for overnight stays, often including motel-style rooms or basic workers’ lodgings aimed at travellers, contractors, and mining personnel passing through the area.

A charge from “Marble Bar Roadhouse & Travellers Rest” on your bank or card statement is most commonly linked to purchasing fuel, groceries, takeaway food, coffee, or paying for a night’s accommodation. Some visitors may see multiple charges if they filled up fuel and then paid separately for meals, or stayed several nights. Depending on the payment terminal and your bank, you may also notice a temporary pre-authorisation hold when paying at the pump or when the business verifies your card for a room booking; in that case, a higher “pending” amount may later settle to the correct final charge. One-off charges are more common than recurring ones here, but regular travellers (such as contractors or mining staff) might see repeated transactions over time.

If you’re unsure about a Marble Bar Roadhouse & Travellers Rest charge, start by checking the date and amount against your travel or fuel receipts from Marble Bar or the Pilbara region. Look through any fuel dockets, meal receipts, or accommodation invoices you received at the time, and confirm whether anyone else in your household used the card while travelling. To resolve questions directly, contact the roadhouse using the phone number or message option listed on their Facebook page or your receipt; staff can usually look up EFTPOS/terminal records by date, time, and amount to clarify what was purchased. If you suspect an error or duplicate billing, speak to the venue first for a correction or refund, and then, if needed, contact your bank to dispute the charge.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from Marble Bar Roadhouse & Travellers Rest on my statement?

This charge usually relates to fuel purchases, takeaway meals, coffee, groceries, or accommodation you bought while in Marble Bar. If you were travelling through the Pilbara, working on a nearby site, or staying overnight, check your travel dates, fuel stops, and any motel stays around the transaction date to match the amount with a specific visit.

What are typical amounts I might be charged by Marble Bar Roadhouse & Travellers Rest?

Common transaction amounts include fuel fills (often between AUD $50–$300 depending on vehicle and fuel prices), takeaway food and drinks (around AUD $10–$40), and basic motel accommodation (typically from around AUD $120–$200 per night, depending on room type and season). You may also see combined totals if fuel, meals, and accommodation were put through in a single transaction.

Why is there a higher pending or temporary amount from Marble Bar Roadhouse & Travellers Rest on my card?

When you pay at the pump or use a card to secure a room, the roadhouse’s payment system or your bank may place a pre-authorisation hold for an estimated maximum amount (for example, a full tank of fuel or a room bond). This can appear higher than your final spend while it is pending. Once the transaction settles, the hold is released and only the actual purchase amount is charged, usually within a few business days.

Can Marble Bar Roadhouse & Travellers Rest charge me on a recurring basis or as a subscription?

The roadhouse does not generally operate on a subscription or membership model; charges are typically one-off transactions for specific purchases or stays. However, if your employer or work camp has an arrangement to bill accommodation or meals to a company card, you may see repeated charges on a regular schedule that correspond to each stay or visit. Check with your employer or site admin if you believe your card is part of a corporate account arrangement.

How do I get a copy of my receipt or invoice from Marble Bar Roadhouse & Travellers Rest?

If you’ve misplaced your docket, contact the roadhouse using the details on their Facebook page or any previous receipt, and provide the date, approximate time, and amount of the transaction, along with the last four digits of your card. Staff can usually locate the EFTPOS record and, if available, reissue a tax invoice or email/photograph a copy for your records. For accommodation stays, they may also confirm room type, nights stayed, and GST details.

How do I request a refund or dispute a charge from Marble Bar Roadhouse & Travellers Rest?

Start by contacting the venue directly and explain the issue—such as being charged twice, an incorrect amount, or being billed for a cancelled booking. Have the transaction date, exact amount, and any receipts or screenshots ready so they can review their terminal logs. If an error is confirmed, they can typically process a reversal or refund back to your card; if you can’t resolve it with them, then contact your bank to raise a formal dispute.

How can I cancel or change an accommodation booking with Marble Bar Roadhouse & Travellers Rest?

Because bookings are often handled directly by phone, email, or through their social media presence, you’ll need to contact them the same way you booked. Ask about their specific cancellation policy, which may vary by season or event, and provide your name, booking date, and room type. Late cancellations or no-shows may incur a fee or a one-night charge, while timely cancellations are more likely to be refunded or not charged at all.

How do I contact Marble Bar Roadhouse & Travellers Rest about a charge I don’t recognise?

Use the contact information printed on your receipt, or visit their Facebook page and use the listed phone number or message function to reach them. When you call or message, include your full name, the last four digits of the card, transaction date, and amount so they can quickly search their records. They can then confirm what was purchased, who checked in (for accommodation), and whether any correction is needed.

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