Hotel and Mixed-Use EV Charging Infrastructure
Hospitality-grade EV charging for hotels, resorts, casinos, and mixed-use developments. Guest-facing design, PMS integration, 24/7 ops, ADR and RevPAR lift.
Hospitality-Grade EV Charging for Hotels and Mixed-Use
Hotels, resorts, casinos, and mixed-use developments need EV charging that's a guest amenity, not just an electrical project. Wins designs guest-facing charging, integrates with the PMS for room-charge billing, and runs 24/7 operations — driving measurable ADR and RevPAR lift.
High-Volume EV ChargingEV / AV Deployment GuidePMS Integration and Guest Experience
Wins integrates EV charging with Opera, Mews, Cloudbeds, and other PMS platforms so charging sessions post directly to the guest folio. Guests don't download a new app, the front desk doesn't run a separate process, and the property captures every session.
Future-Proof Parking Lot DesignWill my guests use EV charging if I install it?
Yes, at rates that typically exceed installation forecasts within 12-18 months. EV adoption among premium travelers is running 2-3x the national fleet adoption rate, and EV-driving guests book disproportionately to properties with chargers.
Do I need to charge guests for charging?
No, but most properties do. The decision should align with brand positioning and operating cost recovery model. Select-service charges almost always; luxury often bundles into rate or destination fee. Hybrid models work at many properties.
How do I handle non-guest use of my chargers?
Access control via PMS integration restricts charging to guests. Optionally, non-guest paid charging can be offered as public revenue if the property chooses, with separate pricing tier and revenue accounting.
Can I offer EV charging to loyalty members as a perk?
Yes, and it is becoming a standard loyalty benefit across the major chains. Our platform supports tier-based comp policies that integrate with the major loyalty programs through the PMS.
What happens if my charger goes down during a peak stay period?
Wins Parking dispatch protocol treats hospitality charger faults as priority-one events with 4-hour field response in core markets and tier-1 remote reset attempted inside 30 minutes.