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The Farmhouse Hotel and Restaurant
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The Farmhouse Hotel and Restaurant, located on Route Des Bas Courtils, offers electric vehicle charging for its guests and members. The chargers available at this location are Type 2 chargers, which can accommodate Socket Only charging. These chargers have a capacity of 3 kWh, providing a convenient and efficient way for electric vehicle owners to recharge their vehicles while staying at the hotel or dining at the restaurant.
To access the chargers at The Farmhouse Hotel and Restaurant, a membership is required. This ensures that only authorized individuals have access to the chargers, providing a secure and reliable charging experience. With its convenient location and Type 2 chargers, this EV charging location is a great option for electric vehicle owners looking for a place to recharge while on the go.
Whether you are a guest at the hotel or simply passing by, The Farmhouse Hotel and Restaurant offers a reliable and convenient option for electric vehicle charging. With its Type 2 chargers and membership requirement, this location ensures a secure and efficient charging experience for electric vehicle owners. So next time you're in the area, be sure to stop by and recharge your electric vehicle at The Farmhouse Hotel and Restaurant.
