Element Lexington Hotel To Offer Charging Stations

 

Element Charging Station

Element Charging Station

If your vehicle requires a plug and you find yourself near Boston, you might consider staying at the Element Lexington hotel. The hotel's parent company, Starwood, has partnered with CarbonDay Automotive to offer a ChargePoint Networked Charging Station to guests and other area travelers.

The Element Lexington, which opened in July of 2008 was the first of Starwood's line of eco-chic hotels. Now it will become the first hotel with charging stations for EVs. Potential users can find out where the station is located and whether it's occupied using Google Maps. Swiping a keyfob will make the power available to anything from a Segway Scooter to an electric car, bike or bus.

"By offering a charging station for electric vehicles, we are deepening our commitment to greener travel as a key part of an environmentally responsible lifestyle," says Starwood's Brian McGuinness, senior vice president, specialty select brands, in a statement. "We are proud to be playing a part in the development of the infrastructure needed to support the anticipated increase in electric vehicles over the next several years."

Thanks for the tip Neal!

Sources: Hospitality Design, Travel Daily News





 
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  1. Recharging points will be a money spinner for anyone who had their head screwed on. If you have a car park and a 440v outlet you could charge a few dollars for a recharge while people park, hotels, stop off on the freeway etc.
     
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