DoubleTree by Hilton - Tesla
Barnstable, MA
Level 2Tesla Destination
1 station · 1 port13 kW
Beach towns · Cape Cod & the Islands
Over the bridges and onto one road: Route 6 strings together the Cape’s towns from Falmouth and Hyannis out to Wellfleet and Provincetown, with the National Seashore running the outer arm and the island ferries leaving from Hyannis and Woods Hole.
Cape visits are week-long and house-based, which is ideal EV shape: a cottage or inn with Level 2 covers everything, the ferry lots add dwell-time charging for island days, and the only real planning point is arriving charged through bridge traffic.
When to go: July–August is the crush; the shoulder seasons are the locals’ secret. Bridge backups on summer Fridays make the pre-Cape top-up a ritual worth keeping.
Purple pins have DC fast charging; green pins are Level 2. Tap a pin for the location page.
Overnight Level 2 at your lodging is the cheapest, easiest way to charge on a trip — arrive on whatever range you have, leave at 100%.
Barnstable, MA
Provincetown, MA
Hyannis, MA
South Yarmotuh, MA
Dennis, MA
West Harwich, MA
Harwich, MA
These listings sit at wineries, restaurants, and cafes — the places a destination visit already includes an hour or two of dwell time.
DC fast charging in and around the Cape — for arrivals, departures, and day-trippers who aren’t staying overnight.
Hyannis, MA
Hyannis, MA
Barnstable, MA
Barnstable, MA
West Yarmouth, MA
Hyannis, MA
Hyannis, MA
Barnstable, MA
Barnstable, MA
Hyannis, MA
Barnstable, MA
Barnstable, MA
Barnstable, MA
Provincetown, MA
Hyannis, MA
Provincetown, MA
Barnstable, MA
Hyannis, MA
Hyannis, MA
Provincetown, MA
Provincetown, MA
Level 2 charging at your hotel turns the slowest part of EV road-tripping into something that happens while you sleep. Here's how to plan around it — what to look for in a listing, how much range an overnight stay really adds, and the questions to ask before you book.
EV drivers plan trips around where they can charge — and a Level 2 charger costs a fraction of what most owners expect. If you already have one, claim your listing so drivers (and this page) can find it. Verified and Premium listings rank first in every section here.
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