The rules of the house

Terms & Conditions

The terms that apply to bookings, stays, gaming packages and using this website — short version: be reasonable and we'll be reasonable.

Last updated
1 September 2026

These terms govern bookings made directly with Osteria Hotel. Third-party site bookings follow that platform's terms too.

Bookings

A booking is confirmed when you receive our written confirmation. Flexible rates cancel free up to 48 hours before arrival (72 for suites); saver rates are prepaid and non-refundable. No-shows are charged the first night.

Check-in, checkout, house rules

Check-in from 2 pm, checkout by 11 am. Photo ID is required at check-in. The hotel is non-smoking inside — the terrace is the spot. Noise rules apply after 10 pm, and yes, they get enforced.

Gaming floor

Strictly 18+, photo ID required, responsible gaming limits enforced. Self-exclusion is honoured venue-wide. Gaming credits in packages have no cash value and expire at checkout.

Payments

We accept major cards and bank transfer. Incidental holds of $150/night may apply at check-in. Rates are in AUD and include GST.

Damages & conduct

You're responsible for damage beyond fair wear. We can refuse service or evict for dangerous or illegal behaviour — thankfully rare.

Website use

Content is ours, don't scrape it, don't misuse the forms. Links to third-party sites are convenience, not endorsement.

Questions about this page?

Our team answers policy questions the same way as booking ones — quickly and in plain language.

  • +61755249699
  • osteriahotel@gmail.com
  • Banora Point NSW 2486
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FAQ

Common questions

48 hours before arrival for flexible rates and rooms, 72 hours for suites. Inside that, the first night is charged.

Yes — rooms, restaurant and pool welcome families. Only the gaming floor is strictly 18+.

Gaming credits expire at checkout. Gift vouchers run 12 months. Everything's written on the confirmation.

Fair wear is on us; damage beyond that is charged at cost. The $150 incidental hold covers the small stuff.