EV Charging Hotels in Spokane, WA

One of Washington state’s most striking cities, Spokane rests in the eastern corner of the state, and is a hot spot for tourists, adventure enthusiasts, and outdoorsy types alike. Officially, Spokane boasts its signature nickname, Hooptown USA, due to hosting the annual Spokane Hoopfest, the world's largest basketball tournament.

Here, you’ll find an abundance of cool attractions, nature parks, and landmarks to explore- including the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture, the Tudor-style Campbell House that dates back to the early 1900s, as well as the vast Riverfront Park, the famous site of the 1974 World's Fair. While touring the park nearby hotels with EV charging stations in Spokane, you can take a thrilling ride on a cable car that affords you views of the stunning Spokane Falls from above. Known locally as "Lilac City,” this town will enchant you with its wealth of activities, fine dining, incredible nature, and inspiring sights to see.

While visiting Spokane, you can’t skip the iconic Riverfront Park, a public 100-acre urban green space in downtown. Resting along the Spokane River, this park encompasses the Upper Spokane Falls, the second largest urban waterfall in America, and what was once a Native American gathering place, which had a number of fishing camps near the base of the falls. In the 1800s, James N. Glover bought the property as he knew of the fall’s water power potential and the Northern Pacific Railroad Company’s government charter to build a main line through the area. Towards the end of the 19th century, much of the land surrounding Spokane Falls had become industrialized with sawmills and flour mills using flumes and waterwheels to convert the fast-moving water into hydropower.

Leaving your EV charging station hotel for the day, head to 17th Ave and Grand Blvd in Spokane to spend a misty morning following the trails of the Manito Park and Botanical Gardens. This free-of-admission 90-acre public park offers an arboretum, botanical gardens, and a conservatory, perfect for a few hours of touring.

For more flora, make your way to the John A. Finch Arboretum to stroll through this 56-acre public arboretum located in the West Hills neighborhood of Spokane. Open daily without charge, this landscape follows Garden Springs Creek, and contains roughly 2,000 trees and shrubs, including 65 groups of lilacs, a rhododendron grove, conifer and maple collections, and a well-maintained nature trail, making it a great place to spend the afternoon touring during the warmer months.

Take advantage of your proximity to Downtown Spokane or “Riverside,” while staying in Spokane hotels with electric car charging stations. This central business district of Spokane is home to most of the city’s notable buildings, historic landmarks, shopping centers, and high rises. After the district experienced long periods of decline from Post-war suburbanization, this neighborhood has been modernized and revitalized after the completion of the River Park Square Mall in 1999, the most prominent shopping center in Spokane. Spend an entire day from this buzzing spot, trying out different bistros, breweries, and boutiques.

Have a great trip to Spokane, and don’t forget to check out our other EV charging hotels nearby in Seattle, Lynnwood, and Richland.