EV Charging Station: Fisherman's Wharf Hyatt

Fisherman's Wharf Hyatt
555 North Point St.
San Francisco, CA 94133
USA

Status: Operational
Last Visit: 3 months ago
Type: Hotel/Lodging
Hours: 24/7 -
Parking: Pay Valet Only - $30/day, $6/hour for registered guests
Energy Source: Unknown
Website: http://fishermanswharf.hyatt.com/hyatt/hotels/services/maps/index.jsp
Contact Phone: (415) 563-1234

Notes: The charging station is located in the valet parking area, across from the elevator on Level 1. CS-40 - ClipperCreek updated J1772 compliant equipment.

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GPS:(37.80619, -122.41522)

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Type Postion/Label Network In Use Status
J-1772 no in use info Details/Edit

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Added: Thursday Jul 29, 2010
Source: EVChargerMaps (94133_1)
Total Visitors: 1
Total Visits: 2
Favorited: 2 Recargo Members

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adelman in a Tesla Model S on Sunday Feb 03, 2013
(Good - Charged Successfully)
Since my last visit, the charger has been upgraded to a J1772 (Clipper Creek CS-40). Charger is in the valet parking area, but attendant has always had me drive down and plug in myself (they still charge for valet). Charger located across from elevator. Level 1 is also available.
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adelman in a Tesla Roadster on Sunday Apr 22, 2012
(Good - Charged Successfully)
I was an overnight guest at the Hyatt. Due to the length of my trip and tight schedule, I called a few days prior to let them know I'd need to use the charger. They warned me that it was the old-style "square" plug (meaning the old AVCON connector), so I brought my AVCON-14/50 EAA adapter box and my Tesla UMC. When I arrived I explained to the valet attendant what I needed, and he took below with the car to plug in. We found the ICS-200 with no power to it, and it took a 25 minute dance (25 minutes that I didn't have) to get their engineering people to come down and turn it on. It worked out for me, but if the Hyatt is serious, they need to upgrade this to a J1772 charger and leave it powered-up and available for their customers that need it. The valet also indicated that they have a few standard 110V plugs available, and some people plug into them. I didn't have my Tesla 110V cord, or else I would have resorted to that. Either way, I did charge, but I would recommend allowing 30 minutes in your schedule to get plugged in.
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