Find Hotels with EV Charging Across 51 States
Browse 2,837 hotels and inns with on-site chargers — including Tesla Destination, free Level 2, and DC fast. Search by state, city, or hotel brand. Data sourced from the AFDC national database and updated weekly.
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Industry Expert Perspectives on Hotel & Destination Charging
"Distributed charging is the future. You show up, there's a little pedestal, you plug it in, you walk away. The car transacts using Plug & Charge. We appreciate the well-intended nature of California's requirement for credit card readers, but actually the credit card readers are a mess. They weren't designed for abusive outdoor use."
Mike Calise
CEO, Tellus Power
"Our year-over-year growth isn't just a sign of a strong company; it reflects a growing community of EV drivers who believe in an electric future. As we approach our 10-year anniversary, I think about the millions of drivers who have shaped Electrify America into what it stands for today."
Robert Barros
CEO, Electrify America
Frequently Asked Questions
How many hotels in the US have EV charging?
Our database tracks 2,837 hotels and inns across all 50 states that have on-site EV charging stations.
What is a Tesla Destination charger at a hotel?
Tesla Destination chargers are Level 2 wall connectors installed by Tesla at hotels and resorts for overnight charging. We track 1,709 Tesla Destination hotel properties.
Do hotels charge for EV charging?
Policies vary. Some hotels offer free charging as an amenity; others charge per hour, per kWh, or per session. Always confirm with the hotel before arrival.
What charger types do hotels typically have?
Most hotels have Level 2 (J1772) chargers that deliver 6–11 kW — enough for a full overnight charge. A smaller number have Tesla Destination (NACS/Magic Dock). Very few hotels have DC fast chargers.