Tesla Supercharger

Least favorite charger-the area is old, mixed with industrial buildings with poor restroom facilities. This is the 2nd time the Tesla routed us here. The hotel (no signage, but La Quinta according to Google) smelled so badly of old smoke and we didn’t know if it was actually open or vacated. It was open and we were able to use the restroom. We will try to go off of 65 a ways next time to find a better charger with more options. Disappointing.

Not convenient enough to walk anywhere but the hotel directly next to it. This is my least desired charger I've been to yet, but it's always the routed charger when heading south from Fort Wayne. Hoping to see a 250kW charger on the east side of Indy I-465 sometime. Updating a year later with more pictures. It charges fine at 145kW as they're 150kW chargers. There's still nothing here besides a hotel, there's a McDonalds and Steak n Shake across the street if you want to walk a bit. I'm still waiting for that 250kW charger located anywhere along the eastern half of I-465 for the Fort Wayne guys heading north/south.

It is a supercharger, but in a hotel parking lot with a busy road to cross if you want to go to the store while charging. The area also didn't seem very inviting. We went up to the one in Fishers instead. Slower charger but much cleaner and inviting area.

The hotel folks were super friendly to my great desire to use the lobby bathroom. There are plenty of things to walk to. If you’re terribly empty- maybe even check out the store that is behind the stalls, Northern tool + equipment. Shake shack, Taco Bell, Walmart and Starbucks also seen. Confirmed that the garbage can is still by the stalls.

Located in hotel parking lot. Good access from 465. Get food prior and no restroom access unless the hotel allows you to walk in and use the lobby restroom.

The bathroom is in the hotel, they seem to expect people to come in and use it. No food options nearby.

Talked to some people who travel through here so keep that in mind, but when we pulled up there was no way to charge and was blocked by a driver (who drove for Ryder) who did not care that he was taking up space and not allowing access to the chargers. Went into the hotel to ask about it and the hotel clerk knew who it was and said they are taking a shower. So for me who travels long distance a bit, think that speaks volumes in itself. It's a shame as these are the people who make it difficult for people to switch over to EV's. (New drivers trying to travel and not understand this should not be a thing