EV Charging Hotels in Bellevue, WA

Just across Lake Washington from Seattle lies one of Washington’s prettiest cities, Bellevue. Making a visit to this naturescape will afford you all the outdoor activities, sights, and wildlife spotting you’d want while touring. And for some arts, entertainment, and incredible fine dining, follow the skyline of gleaming high-rises to Bellvue’s bustling city center for a great night on the town. Here, you can stroll through Downtown Park and enjoy its large lawn, beautiful gardens, and waterfall. Then, pop over to the Bellevue Arts Museum close by, which features a stunning sculpture garden plus fun craft and design exhibitions. And for a serene city escape, you can’t miss The Bellevue Botanical Garden, home to Pacific Northwest plants, woodlands, and wetlands. And if traveling with little ones, head to KidsQuest Children’s Museum for great interactive science, tech, and art exhibitions.

Find your way to the incredibly serene Bellevue Botanical Garden, located just east of downtown on Main Street. This free-of-charge garden originally began as a 7-acre gift to the city in the early 80s and has now blossomed into an impressive 53-acre public park with multiple gardens— including the Native Discovery Garden, Dahlia Display, Fuchsia Garden, Waterwise Garden, Lost Meadow Trail, Rhododendron Glen, Perennial Border, The Urban Meadow, and Yao Garden. You won’t want to miss this floral paradise nearby the best hotels with electric car charging stations.

For an afternoon absorbing incredible contemporary visual art, crafts, and ingenious design, make your way to The Bellevue Arts Museum. Established in 1975, this nonprofit is located across from Bellevue Square in a three-story building designed by architect Steven Holl, and still offers an array of inspiring rotating art exhibitions to the public.

Continue your afternoon of strolling just outside EV charge station hotels in Bellevue, and make a stop at the fascinating Museum of Pop Culture or MoPOP, a nonprofit museum in Seattle. This space is dedicated to contemporary popular culture and was actually founded by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen in 2000, though at that time it was called the “Experience Music Project.” Since then, the museum has become a big supporter of the local community and has spearheaded a plethora of public programs, like "Sound Off!," an annual 21-and-under battle-of-the-bands show, and "Pop Conference," an annual meeting place for serious academics, musicians, music buffs, and critics. And if you plan to visit Bellevue during the winter months, you may just make it in time for Science Fiction and Fantasy Short Film Festival, a collaboration between MoPOP and the Seattle International Film Festival.

Have a great vacation to nature-filled Bellevue, and don’t forget to check out our other EV charging hotels nearby in Seattle, Lynnwood), and Richland.