Hotel road trip chargeing. Question

[Cosmo Cruz]

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[borski]

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tom waits

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[new owner]

I stayed at a Fairfield Inn with a Tesla destination charger in Harrisburg, PA. I have the Tesla app and have told it what car I have and that I have no adapter. I can then look for compatible superchargers or destination chargers. There are a fairly large number of them and it should be useful for planning. Here is a screenshot from the app. They are also pretty cheap for what it's worth. And the lack of idle fees is great.View attachment 34965

Thank You

 

[XTesla]

The car comes with both a CCS and j1772 adapter.
That means it can charge everywhere except some older superchargers. So all L1 and L2 locations are fine, and most L3.
The Tesla website can show you which ones work.

In general I don't rely on hotel L2 charging... I arrive with enough charge to get to an L3 charging station just in case the hotel charging is full for the whole night (which does happen). So hotel charging is really just something to save a 20 minute detour the next morning.

 

[Smorgasbord]

Note that it is possible that you find a Hotel/Destination charger using a Tesla Gen-2 Wall Connector that's set to more than 48 amps, and so a Gravity may not actually charger there.
You can probably identify those in the PlugShare app as Tesla Destination Chargers with 56 or more amps capable (12 or more kw). When driving my Roadster, I actually seek those out since it doesn't support DC fast charging.