About Quincy Hotel Melbourne
Quincy Hotel Melbourne is a colourful, design-led boutique lifestyle hotel located on Flinders Lane in Melbourne’s CBD, operating under the Singapore-based Quincy Hotels brand from Far East Hospitality. The hotel features 241 contemporary rooms and suites, Southeast Asian–inspired dining options, a rooftop pool with city views, and amenities tailored to both business and leisure travellers. Guests typically book directly via quincymelbourne.com, through corporate travel partners, online travel agencies (OTAs) like Booking.com or Expedia, or packaged via airlines and tour operators.
A Quincy Hotel Melbourne charge may appear on your bank or card statement when you book a room, pay a deposit, settle your bill at checkout, or use on‑property services. These charges can include room rates, taxes, and additional spend such as dining at the hotel’s restaurants and bars, minibar usage, room service, parking, or late checkout fees. You might also see a temporary pre‑authorisation (hold) for incidentals taken at check‑in, adjustments after your stay (for minibar, damages, or final folio reconciliation), or recurring charges if your company has a monthly corporate billing arrangement handled through the hotel or Far East Hospitality.
If you’re unsure about a Quincy Hotel Melbourne charge, start by checking confirmation emails, your booking history on the site or app you used to reserve, and any folio or tax invoice you received at checkout. Compare the date and amount with your stay dates, currency, and any extras you used during your visit; remember that pre‑authorisation holds may show as “pending” before dropping off or converting to a final charge. For help, contact Quincy Hotel Melbourne using the phone number or email listed on quincymelbourne.com, providing the last four digits of your card, the exact amount and date of the charge, and the name on the booking so they can locate the folio and explain or correct the transaction. If an error is found, the hotel can process a reversal or refund; if you still dispute the charge, you can then follow up with your bank or card provider.