



Guests score it 9.1 across 444 reviews, Level 2 charging is on site, and rooms start at $219 a night.
Connector, power, ports, pricing and access for every listing, date-stamped, with anything we couldn't confirm left off.
Galveston lists 5 hotels with EV charging, all Level 2. No property here offers DC fast charging on site, so plan on overnight charging rather than a quick top-off. None advertise free charging, and 2 restrict charging to guests only. Nightly rates run from $122 to $305. Networks in play include Universal, Blink, and Tesla. Two hotels, The San Luis Resort and Hilton Galveston Island Resort, use Tesla chargers.
5 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 9.1 across 444 reviews, Level 2 charging is on site, and rooms start at $219 a night.




Guests score it 8.6 across 411 reviews, Level 2 charging is free on site, and rooms start at $305 a night.




Guests score it 8.4 across 414 reviews, Level 2 charging is on site, and rooms start at $131 a night.
The rest of the list (2), same ranking








Charging data on booking sites is wrong often enough that we check it ourselves, property by property.
National charger registries, filtered to hotels, are the backbone of every listing.
Pricing, access and conditions confirmed on each hotel's own site where published.
Every listing shows the month we last updated it. Anything unconfirmed is left off, never guessed.
Hilton Galveston Island Resort, The San Luis Resort list Tesla destination charging. Non-Tesla EVs need a NACS adapter for these, and access is often guests-only, so confirm at booking.
Assume you need to be staying there. Hotel chargers are generally put in for overnight guests, Tesla Destination units especially, and a property can restrict them at any time. Where a hotel states the charger is for guests only, we say so on its page. Confirm with the hotel before you rely on it.
Yes: every Tesla ships with a J1772 adapter. The reverse needs care: non-Tesla EVs need a NACS adapter for Tesla Destination chargers, and availability at the front desk varies by hotel.
Each listing shows the month we last updated it. Anything we couldn't confirm is left off the page rather than guessed. Charger hardware, pricing, and access rules do change without much notice, so confirm with the hotel when you book.