One Hotel Combines Memorable Architecture With EV Access

"With our drivers behind the wheel, they can get picked up at the railroad station or at the local airports if they schedule in advance, or get taken downtown for shopping. It's part of a larger goal of having the entire hotel be a zero-emission property; that also extends to additional EV chargers available for guests."

"Staying in an architecturally notable building is one thing, but staying in an architecturally notable building with access to a fleet of EVs is something even better. The hotel recently announced a partnership with Hyundai, which allows guests access to both the IONIQ-5 and IONIQ-9, allowing guests to ride free within five miles of the hotel as well as to Tweed New Haven Airport."

Hotel Marcel in Connecticut, designed by renowned Brutalist architect Marcel Breuer, has partnered with Hyundai to provide guests complimentary access to IONIQ-5 and IONIQ-9 electric vehicles. Guests can use these EVs for free rides within five miles of the hotel and to Tweed New Haven Airport, with advance scheduling available for pickups at train stations and local airports. The partnership supports the hotel's broader sustainability goals, including LEED platinum certification and its commitment to becoming a zero-emission property. Additional EV charging stations are available for guest use. This initiative combines the hotel's distinctive 20th-century Brutalist architecture with modern 21st-century sustainable technology.

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