About The Dolphin Hotel
The Dolphin Hotel is a contemporary pub, bar, and dining venue located in Surry Hills, Sydney, known for its modern Australian menu, extensive drinks list, and lively atmosphere. The venue typically includes multiple spaces such as a public bar, dining room, wine or cocktail areas, and outdoor sections, catering to everything from casual drinks to sit‑down meals and private events. Guests commonly visit for after‑work drinks, weekend catch‑ups, group dinners, and special occasions, often booking tables or function spaces in advance through thedolphinhotel.com.au or by phone.
A charge from “The Dolphin Hotel” (or a similar descriptor like “DOLPHIN HOTEL SURRY HILLS AUS” or “THE DOLPHIN HOTEL SURRY HILLS NSW”) usually appears on your bank or card statement after you’ve paid for food, drinks, or an event booking at the venue. Charges may come from a one‑off bar tab, a sit‑down meal, group bill payment, or pre‑paid function packages. You might also see a temporary pre‑authorisation if you opened a bar tab or provided a card to secure a booking or event; this can look like an extra or duplicate charge until the hold is released or adjusted to the final amount, typically within a few business days. Tips, surcharges (such as weekend/public holiday or card surcharges), and split bills can also cause the final posted amount to differ from what you remember.
If you’re unsure about a Dolphin Hotel charge, start by checking recent visits to Surry Hills, any bar tabs you opened, group dinners you attended, or event deposits you may have paid. Look through your email for booking confirmations or receipts from thedolphinhotel.com.au, and ask friends or colleagues if they used your card to settle a shared bill. For specific billing questions, contact the venue directly using the phone number or contact form listed on their official website, providing the transaction date, exact amount, and the name on the card so staff can look up the payment. If the venue confirms an error—such as a duplicate charge or incorrect amount—they can usually process an adjustment or refund; if you can’t resolve it with them, your bank or card provider can help you dispute the transaction.