Driving an EV to Miami? All five hotels here have charging on-site or in the same complex. Three hold a third-party certification (LEED Silver or Green Key), and EAST Miami's owner, Swire Properties, publishes a sustainability report with measurable targets. JW Marriott Marquis Miami relies on Marriott's brand-wide Serve 360 program, and we couldn't find figures for the hotel itself.
Properties were screened against LEED, Green Key, EarthCheck, Green Globe, GSTC, and Energy Star registries, plus brand-level sustainability disclosures with documented numeric outcomes. EV charging may be on-property or at a verified third-party garage within walking distance of the hotel entrance.
How we selected these hotels
Four of the five hotels on this page passed two independent checks.
- A verified sustainability credential, checked against the LEED project directory, the Green Key global database or the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau's Green Key list, the EarthCheck certified properties list, and Energy Star's certified buildings registry.
- Confirmed EV charging, taken from each hotel's own amenities pages, its Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau listing or the charging operator's map, or from the nearest verified public charging garage with walking distance measured from the hotel entrance.
Brand-level programs such as Marriott Serve 360 and IHG Green Engage counted only when the specific Miami property had documented, numeric results in a published report, not just a brand-wide pledge.
JW Marriott Marquis Miami is the exception: it has on-property charging, but we found no property-level Serve 360 figures, so it carries no tier. Hotels where neither on-property nor nearby third-party charging could be confirmed were left off regardless of their sustainability credentials.
Miami hotels with EV charging: sustainability credentials at a glance
| Hotel | Star rating | Eco tier | Certification or program | EV charging location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hyatt Regency Coral Gables in Miami | 4 | Tier 1 | Green Key | On-property (Tesla Destination) |
| 1 Hotel South Beach | 5 | Tier 1 | LEED Silver | On-property |
| EAST Miami | 5 | Tier 2 | Swire Properties sustainability report, measurable targets | Tesla Superchargers, Brickell City Centre garage |
| Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club | 5 | Tier 1 | LEED Silver | On-property (Level 2, J1772) |
| JW Marriott Marquis Miami | 5 | No tier | Marriott Serve 360 (brand-wide) | On-property |
What to know before you charge
- On-property EV charging is most common in Brickell and downtown Miami, where newer builds included charging infrastructure from the start.
- Miami Beach properties may rely on nearby public garages. Confirm the garage accepts your vehicle type before arrival, as some restrict height for SUVs and trucks.
- LEED certification covers energy, water efficiency, materials and indoor air quality, across both building design and operations.
- Brand programs such as IHG Green Engage apply across a whole chain, so they tell you less about a single hotel than a property-level certification does.
- Check whether the hotel's chargers are Level 2 universal (J1772) or require a specific connector before booking, as adapter availability varies by property.
Hotels with EV charging in Miami: neighborhood breakdown
Two of the five hotels on this list are in Brickell or downtown Miami.
JW Marriott Marquis Miami at 255 Biscayne Boulevard Way offers on-property charging in its parking garage. A few blocks south, EAST Miami at 788 Brickell Plaza has Tesla Superchargers in the shared Brickell City Centre garage.
On Miami Beach, 1 Hotel South Beach at 2341 Collins Avenue holds LEED Silver. Its on-property charging is available in the hotel's self-park structure off Collins Avenue.
Farther north in Surfside, Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club at 9011 Collins Avenue also holds LEED Silver and lists a Level 2 (J1772) charger.
Inland, Hyatt Regency Coral Gables in Miami at 50 Alhambra Plaza is Green Key certified and has two Tesla Destination chargers.
The hotels
Hyatt Regency Coral Gables in Miami
50 Alhambra Plaza
8.5560 reviews
Green Key certified, with two Tesla Destination chargers that Tesla lists as open to guests 24/7.
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1 Hotel South Beach
2341 Collins Avenue
9.21,864 reviews
LEED Silver certified (USGBC directory) with on-property EV charging in the self-park structure off Collins Avenue.
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EAST Miami
788 Brickell Plaza
8.63,894 reviews
Part of LEED Gold Brickell City Centre complex. Tesla Superchargers are a 3-minute walk via the connected concourse.
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Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club
9011 Collins Avenue
9.4128 reviews
LEED Silver certified (USGBC directory) with a Level 2 (J1772) EV charger listed for the property.
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JW Marriott Marquis Miami
255 Biscayne Boulevard Way
8.8384 reviews
On-property EV charging in the parking structure. Its only sustainability program is Marriott's brand-wide Serve 360.
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Frequently asked questions
Which Miami hotels on this list have EV charging directly on the hotel property?＋
All five hotels offer EV charging either on-property or within the same development complex. 1 Hotel South Beach, Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club, Hyatt Regency Coral Gables in Miami and JW Marriott Marquis Miami each have charging on their own property; the Hyatt's are Tesla Destination chargers. EAST Miami uses Tesla Superchargers in the Brickell City Centre shared parking garage, which connects to the hotel through an interior concourse and is about a 3-minute walk from the lobby. We couldn't confirm chargers there for other makes.
What does LEED Silver certification mean for a hotel stay?＋
LEED Silver means the building met verified thresholds across multiple categories: energy efficiency, water reduction, sustainable materials, indoor air quality, and site management. The US Green Building Council audits the documentation before awarding the certification, so it reflects actual building performance rather than a pledge. For guests, it typically means lower energy and water consumption per room, better air filtration, and reduced chemical use in cleaning and construction materials. 1 Hotel South Beach and Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club both hold LEED Silver.
Does Energy Star certification for a hotel mean the same thing as LEED?＋
Energy Star and LEED measure different things. Energy Star certification from the EPA focuses on energy performance: the building must score in the top 25% of similar commercial properties on energy use per square foot and pass an annual on-site verification. LEED covers a broader set of criteria including water, materials, and site.
Are there Miami Beach hotels with both EV charging and a third-party sustainability certification?＋
Yes. 1 Hotel South Beach at 2341 Collins Avenue holds LEED Silver certification and provides on-property EV charging in its self-park structure. A few miles north in Surfside, Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club also holds LEED Silver and lists a Level 2 charger. Other Miami Beach hotels in the inventory we work with have sustainability programs, but we couldn't confirm both a named certification and EV charging at the property level.
What is the difference between Tier 1 and Tier 2 on this page?＋
Tier 1 hotels hold a certification from an independent body such as LEED, Green Key, EarthCheck, or Energy Star. These require audited data and external verification. Tier 2 hotels have published sustainability reports with specific numeric results, such as a documented percentage reduction in energy or water use, but do not hold a standalone named certification. On this list, 1 Hotel South Beach, Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club and Hyatt Regency Coral Gables in Miami are Tier 1, and EAST Miami is Tier 2. JW Marriott Marquis Miami has no tier: Serve 360 is brand-wide, and we found no figures for this hotel.
Do I need to reserve EV charging in advance at these Miami hotels?＋
Policies vary by property. Contact each hotel directly before arrival to confirm charger availability, connector type, and any associated parking fees.
