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Overview
Despite the confusing name some maps use, there isn’t a Tesla Supercharger at the Courtyard by Marriott (2146 Overseas Hwy). What you’ll find here are two Level 2 chargers that are perfect for an overnight top‑up if you’re staying at the hotel, or a gentle sip while you grab a coffee.
Charger Details
- Hardware: Schneider Electric EV Link units with J1772 plugs.
- Output: about 30 amps at ~205 volts (roughly 6 kW), translating to ~17 miles of range per hour—better for lingering than rushing.
- Access: listed as available for hotel and Starbucks customers; check in with the front desk. The units sit just past the main entrance on the right.
What You Can Do While You Wait
You’re at a full-service resort: The Bistro (serves Starbucks) opens early, and BlueWaters Bar & Grill runs daytime hours. Pools, gulf views, and a relaxed vibe make slow charging more tolerable than most highway stops.
Faster Option Nearby
Need speed? The actual Marathon Supercharger is up the road at 9400 Overseas Hwy with 12 stalls and up to 325 kW, available 24/7. There’s also a backup Supercharger on Big Pine Key about 20 miles away.
Best Time to Visit
- Overnight if you’re a guest—these Level 2s are made for slow, steady charging.
- For a quick daytime top‑off, pair it with breakfast at The Bistro (from 7 AM) or a mid‑day bite/drink at BlueWaters (11 AM–5 PM).
Pros
- Two Level 2 chargers on-site; see the front desk
- Easy food-and-coffee stop while you top up
Cons
- Not a Tesla Supercharger; expect ~17 miles/hour speeds
- Only two plugs, typically for hotel/Starbucks customers
Tips
- Check with the front desk before plugging in; these are for hotel and Starbucks customers.
- Expect about 17 miles of range per hour—plan for an overnight if you’re staying.
- For fast charging, navigate to the 12‑stall Supercharger at 9400 Overseas Hwy.
- Backup fast charging is at Big Pine Key, roughly 20 miles away.
