Rosen Shingle Creek

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Rosen Shingle Creek is a large, full‑service golf and convention resort hotel in Orlando, Florida, operated by Rosen Hotels & Resorts.

Orlando, Florida, USA
rosenshinglecreek.com
Owned by Rosen Hotels & Resorts

About Rosen Shingle Creek

Rosen Shingle Creek is a AAA Four Diamond resort hotel in Orlando, Florida, featuring over 1,500 guest rooms and suites, an 18‑hole championship golf course, extensive meeting and convention facilities, multiple restaurants and lounges, pools, spa services, and other leisure amenities. It is one of the flagship properties of Rosen Hotels & Resorts, a privately owned Orlando hospitality company that operates multiple hotels in the area.([rosenhotels.com](https://www.rosenhotels.com/about-us/?utm_source=openai))

A charge with a descriptor like “POS PUR 1956 ROSEN … ORLANDO, FL” or “1956 ROSEN SHINGLE CREEK” is typically associated with an in‑person purchase at the Rosen Shingle Creek property—common examples include room charges, resort fees, on‑site dining, bar or spa tabs, golf charges, parking fees, or incidentals. Public records for local government card expenses show “1956 ROSEN SHINGLE CREEK” and “1956 ROSEN” used specifically as merchant descriptors for parking and hotel-related charges at this property, which strongly ties this pattern to Rosen Shingle Creek.([occompt.com](https://www.occompt.com/DocumentCenter/View/14529/VO-2023-10-PDF?utm_source=openai))

If you have questions about a charge, first check any receipts or folio from your stay or visit to Rosen Shingle Creek, including parking stubs, event registration confirmations, or restaurant checks. You can also contact the hotel directly using the phone number or contact form listed on its official website, or reach out via the general Rosen Hotels & Resorts contact channels for billing assistance.([rosenhotels.com](https://www.rosenhotels.com/contact-us/?wpmp_switcher=mobile&utm_source=openai)) When disputing or verifying a charge with your bank, it helps to note the dates you were on property, any conferences or events you attended there, and whether family members or colleagues might have used your card for on‑site purchases.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Rosen Shingle Creek.

  1. POS PUR 1956 ROSEN CRD# 0818 1956 ROSEN ORLANDO,FL #685091

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement show a charge from “1956 ROSEN” or “1956 ROSEN SHINGLE CREEK” in Orlando, FL?

This descriptor is used for transactions processed at Rosen Shingle Creek, a resort hotel in Orlando. It often appears for hotel stays, conference-related expenses, parking fees, or purchases at on‑site restaurants, bars, spa, or golf facilities.

Could a small amount like $10–$30 from “1956 ROSEN” be a parking or event-related fee?

Yes. Public records for Visit Orlando show multiple transactions labeled “1956 ROSEN SHINGLE CREEK” and “1956 ROSEN” categorized specifically as parking fees and event-related expenses, so smaller charges in that range are often for parking or short-term visits to the resort rather than an overnight stay.([occompt.com](https://www.occompt.com/DocumentCenter/View/14529/VO-2023-10-PDF?utm_source=openai))

Does Rosen Shingle Creek run recurring or subscription-style charges?

No. Rosen Shingle Creek generally processes one‑time charges tied to a specific stay, event, parking session, restaurant meal, spa visit, or golf round. Recurring or subscription-style billing is not typical; if you see repeated charges, review recent stays or events and contact the hotel for a detailed folio.

How can I get a copy of my folio or receipt for a Rosen Shingle Creek charge?

You can request a folio or receipt by contacting Rosen Shingle Creek’s front desk or accounting department using the contact details on rosenshinglecreek.com. Provide your full name, dates of stay or visit, and last four digits of the card used so they can locate the transaction.([rosenhotels.com](https://www.rosenhotels.com/contact-us/?wpmp_switcher=mobile&utm_source=openai))

I don’t remember staying at Rosen Shingle Creek—could this charge be from a conference or event I attended?

Yes. Many conferences and events in Orlando are held at Rosen Shingle Creek, and charges may appear if you paid registration, parking, food and beverage, or other on‑site costs, even if you did not stay overnight. Check any event confirmations or itineraries from the date of the charge.

Why is the merchant name abbreviated as “1956 ROSEN” on my card statement?

Card networks and processors often truncate merchant names. In this case, the numeric prefix and “ROSEN” label are tied to Rosen Shingle Creek’s merchant profile; some issuers shorten “ROSEN SHINGLE CREEK” to just “1956 ROSEN,” but it still represents the same hotel property in Orlando.

How do I dispute or question a Rosen Shingle Creek charge if I think it’s incorrect?

First, contact Rosen Shingle Creek directly and ask for a detailed folio for the date and amount in question, and review the list of room, parking, and incidental charges. If you still believe the charge is unauthorized or inaccurate, follow up with your card issuer to open a dispute, providing any correspondence and documentation from the hotel.

Can someone in my party make charges at Rosen Shingle Creek that show under my card?

Yes. If you authorized room charging privileges or allowed a conference organizer, family member, or colleague to use your card for on‑site expenses, those transactions will post under your card number and appear as “1956 ROSEN” or “Rosen Shingle Creek” on your statement. Check with anyone who may have used your card during that visit before assuming the charge is fraudulent.

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