Thread: Hotel with power outlet

That's a good question. I get around the Sanford area some and can't remember seeing a boat friendly hotel nearby. You might look into the business corridor just west of I-4 on International Parkway. Several hotels there but not sure of the boat friendly thing or competitive prices. Good luck and give us a heads up if you find one please.

Cabins at Blue Springs state park if available. Or room on backside of Deltona inn. But sleep with an ear open at Deltona inn.

I carry a 100 ft. drop cord when I stay at hotels. Look all around the building, especially if there is an ice machine on the ground floor. Also utility closets sometime have an outlet on the outside wall.
There is usually one somewhere. Problem is if there are several boats staying there, all looking for a plug.

Originally Posted by SeaRay

I carry a 100 ft. drop cord when I stay at hotels. Look all around the building, especially if there is an ice machine on the ground floor. Also utility closets sometime have an outlet on the outside wall.
There is usually one somewhere. Problem is if there are several boats staying there, all looking for a plug.

If you do this please do not create any trip hazards.

We have looked high and low at the hotels around the Cracker Barrell exit, and we cannot find an outlet outside anywhere. The Blue Springs State Park cabins are booked on the dates I can go.

In the past, I had a 12 volt system, and we would carry the battery to the room and charge it overnight. I now have a 24 volt system, and I really don't want to carry 2 batteries up. If we take 2 extra batteries, switching them out will also be a pain.

Just use a generator to charge batteries, after 1 night of that thing running in the parking lot I'm sure the hotel will find you the closest power outlet

Use a power inverter from your vehicle battery to run your battery charger. Let vehicle idle till boat batteries are charged.