
Guests score it 8.6 across 920 reviews, Level 2 charging is on site, and rooms start at $310 a night.
Connector, power, ports, pricing and access for every listing, date-stamped, with anything we couldn't confirm left off.
Three hotels with charging data are listed here in Riverside, all offering Level 2 charging. None of these listings show DC fast charging on site, so plan longer stops or rely on public fast charging elsewhere for quick top-offs. Nightly rates run from $162 to $310. The Marriott Riverside at the Convention Center lists free charging via Tesla Destination equipment; the Courtyard by Marriott near UCR uses ChargePoint. Confirm details when you book.
Riverside centers on the historic Mission Inn and its downtown district, with the University of California, Riverside nearby. The city sits within easy driving range of the wineries in Temecula and the mountain roads toward Big Bear, both reachable on a single charge for most EVs. Summers are hot, so precondition your cabin while plugged in.
3 hotels with charging data, ranked by guest score, photo coverage, and how much charging detail we hold for each property. Every listing is date-stamped; anything we couldn't confirm stays off the page.

Guests score it 8.6 across 920 reviews, Level 2 charging is on site, and rooms start at $310 a night.

Guests score it 7.9 across 155 reviews, Level 2 charging is on site, and rooms start at $162 a night.

Guests score it 7.8 across 189 reviews, Level 2 charging is free on site, and rooms start at $179 a night.
Booking sites get charging wrong often enough that we don't take it from them. Every charger here is mapped from a public registry and tied to the property itself.
National charger registries, filtered to hotels, are the backbone of every listing.
A charger counts only when it sits at the hotel: within 60 metres, or 150 with a matching name.
Every listing shows the month we last updated it. Anything unconfirmed is left off, never guessed.
Marriott Riverside at the Convention Center list Tesla destination charging. Non-Tesla EVs need a NACS adapter for these, and access is often guests-only, so confirm at booking.
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