How to Find Hotels with EV Charging Stations

As electric vehicle (EV) adoption grows and road-trippers increasingly swap gas stations for charging stations, finding a hotel with EV charging has become a top priority for travelers. After all, the convenience of charging your car while you sleep can make or break a road trip itinerary — especially in areas where public charging is sparse.

But while thousands of hotels now offer EV chargers, not all booking platforms make it easy to find them. Policies around access, cost, and charger type can vary widely.

Here's your guide how to locate EV-friendly accommodations — and how to use your hotel rewards to stay smarter and cheaper.

While the number of hotels offering EV chargers has grown dramatically, searching for them isn’t always straightforward. Some major travel sites now offer filters, but the most EV-specific tool remains PlugShare.

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Great tools and websites to use include:

• PlugShare: Still the gold standard for locating hotel-based chargers. Use the map to search by hotel name or location, and filter for “lodging” under amenities.

• Booking.com: Offers an “Electric vehicle charging station” filter under “Facilities.”

• Expedia / Hotels.com: Check “Electric car charging station” under the Amenities filter on Expedia.

• Tripadvisor: Supports filtering but may lack charger details.

• Airbnb: Offers an “EV charger” amenity filter, but quality and accessibility can vary.

Hilton hotels with EV charging

While the majority of hotels in the U.S. don't have EV charging stations, Hilton's footprint is growing. In fact, more than 1,400 Hilton hotels in the U.S. offer EV charging stations.

Hilton makes it easy for EV drivers via direct filtering on its website and wide availability.

To find that filter, use Hilton's website to search results for hotels in your preferred location, click on "Filters" and select the “EV Charging” box under “Guest Services.”

Though, Hilton's EV charging isn't necessarily free (so brace for paid charging at many Hilton hotels).

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Hyatt hotels with EV charging

Hyatt also makes for one of the easiest chains for EV car owners, as its website also offers direct filtering.

To use it, search for your intended destination, then navigate to Filters and select "Electric Vehicle Charging." Perhaps unsurprisingly, it's listed under the most popular hotel amenities section.

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IHG hotels with EV charging

IHG also has an EV charging filter on its website. When searching directly on IHG's website, go to the "Filter by" drop down and select "EV charging" under the "Amenities" section.

More than 625 IHG hotels in North America offer EV charging stations. IHG also has huge EV charging availability in the Asian Pacific region (more than 360 hotels with EV charging capabilities) and Europe (more than 275 hotels).

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Marriott hotels with EV charging stations

You can locate Marriott hotels with EV charging on both its website and Marriott Bonvoy mobile app.

On the Marriott website, search your destination, the select the 'All Filters' button in the top-left corner of the search results screen. From there, scroll to the Amenities section, where you'll find a box for EV charging.

On the Marriott Bonvoy mobile app, search your destination and then tap the Filter button to find the EV charging option.

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Omni hotels with EV charging stations

Omni Hotels & Resorts — which is a smaller, upscale brand — is one of the best hotel chains for EV drivers.

That's because many Omni hotels offer not just EV charging, but complimentary EV charging included in the price of standard parking.

Take, for example, the Omni Mokara Hotel & Spa in San Antonio, Texas. While valet parking costs a steep $55 per night, EV charging is free, offering a rare perk that can help offset those hefty parking fees. Considering that the hotel — nestled along the San Antonio River Walk — tends to draws travelers from nearby cities — the EV charging perks makes this an especially good pick for regional road-trippers.

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1. Always verify the charger type. Some hotels have Tesla-only Destination Chargers; others use J1772 or universal Level 2 plugs.

2. Check usage policy. Is it first-come, first-served? Does valet move your car after charging? Ask.

3. Factor in charging speed. Most hotel stations are Level 2 (10–20 miles per hour of charging). If you're arriving late with a low battery, plan accordingly.

4. Offset high parking fees. Many hotels charge $30–$60 per night for parking, but EV charging is often free, helping justify the fee.

5. Book with points when possible. Loyalty points can help you absorb higher costs at upscale hotels that tend to offer chargers.

EV infrastructure is far better than it was just a few years ago — but it’s not universal. Finding hotels with EV chargers takes a bit of extra planning, especially in rural areas or smaller towns. Your best bet is to combine tools like PlugShare with hotel loyalty searches and confirm directly with the property before booking.

If you’re strategic, you can eliminate fuel stops, offset parking fees, and reduce travel costs by redeeming points — all while keeping your EV topped up and ready for the next adventure.