Easy to use. Just scan the QR code and use Apple Pay. Don’t even need to install any app. 9kW power at $0.5/kwh and no idle time fee.
Trip Snapshot
Best Time to Visit
Any time (24/7 availability), ideal during hotel stays or Lake Powell visits
Open
Open now · Open 24 hours
Price Range
$$
Parking
Free parking at Hyatt Place Page / Lake Powell
Ideal For
Four J1772 charging connectors with 19.2 kW total capacity
Headed over to this charger after some days on the lake to see if it was more efficient than the Baymont by Wyndham chargers. It is. It’s a steady 9.5 kWh. The EV Passport was easy to pull up and use. All four chargers were working. It was my first time for this company. Take a picture of the QR code and fill out the information. Charger worked flawlessly and it’s a short walk to some local favorite restaurants and a Circle K. Top choice for Type 2 charger style so far in Page. Thank you Hyatt Place for putting this up. Much appreciate it.
This place would be great but I had to get up at 2am because it stopped charging my truck. I was hoping to sleep and wake up at 100%. But this charger stopped twice in one charge session. The first time was about 30 minutes in
Only place I found between Grand Canyon to Kanab (Zion) to charge non Tesla EV
Well maintained and, while ideal for hotel guests, these chargers are slow for the price at $0.50/kWh.
Why Visit EVPassport Charging Station
Modern EV charging station featuring four J1772 connectors with 19.2 kW total capacity, located at Hyatt Place Page / Lake Powell. Offers convenient app-free charging through QR code scanning and supports multiple payment methods including Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Highlights
App-Free Convenience: Simply scan the QR code to start charging—no app downloads or account creation required, making it accessible to every driver regardless of technical comfort level.
24/7 Availability: Round-the-clock access with reliable 99.97% uptime from EVPassport's proven network, ensuring your vehicle is ready when you are.
Strategic Location: Perfect charging stop while exploring Lake Powell and Grand Canyon area attractions, with hotel amenities and downtown Page within walking distance.
Description
The EVPassport Charging Station at Hyatt Place Page / Lake Powell represents the cutting-edge of electric vehicle charging infrastructure in the heart of Arizona’s spectacular red rock country. As part of EVPassport’s rapidly expanding network of over 5,000 chargers across 35 states, this facility exemplifies the company’s mission to remove barriers to EV adoption through innovative technology and user-friendly design. Located strategically in Page, Arizona, this charging station serves as an essential amenity for electric vehicle travelers exploring the Grand Canyon region and the stunning waters of Lake Powell. The station features four J1772 charging ports with a combined 19.2 kW capacity, delivering reliable Level 2 charging at competitive rates. What sets this location apart is EVPassport’s proprietary technology that eliminates the common frustrations of public charging through seamless QR code activation and instant payment processing, making it accessible to drivers of all backgrounds and technical comfort levels.
Features
Four J1772 charging connectors with 19.2 kW total capacity
Real-time charging speeds of 9-9.5 kWh per session
QR code activation system requiring no app downloads
Multiple payment options including Apple Pay, Google Pay, and credit cards
No membership fees, subscriptions, or account creation required
24/7 customer support available via phone and live chat
Instant email receipts for all charging sessions
No idle time fees for extended parking
Hotel amenities nearby including restaurant, lobby, and restrooms
Well-lit, secure hotel parking environment
Easy access from Highway 89 in central Page
Getting There
Whether you’re arriving from the Grand Canyon’s South Rim, the vibrant city of Flagstaff, or the entertainment capital of Las Vegas, reaching the EVPassport Charging Station is straightforward and convenient. From the Grand Canyon South Rim, the journey takes approximately 2.5 hours covering 130 miles via US-89 North, offering spectacular desert vistas along the way. Travelers from Flagstaff can expect a scenic 2-hour drive covering 135 miles on the same route, while those coming from Las Vegas will enjoy a 4.5-hour journey of 280 miles via I-15 North and US-89 East, transitioning from Nevada’s desert landscapes to Arizona’s iconic red rock formations. The charging station’s central Page location makes it easily accessible from Highway 89, with clear signage directing you to the Hyatt Place hotel where the chargers are prominently located in the parking area.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I start a charging session?
Simply scan the QR code displayed on the charging station with your smartphone camera and follow the intuitive payment prompts—no app download required.
What types of vehicles can use this station?
Any electric vehicle equipped with a J1772 connector, which includes most non-Tesla EVs, plus Tesla vehicles when using an appropriate adapter.
How long does charging typically take?
Charging duration varies by vehicle battery size and current charge level, but expect 3-8 hours for a complete charge at the station’s 9-9.5 kWh delivery rate.
Is the charging station always available?
Yes, the station operates 24/7 year-round, though all four ports may occasionally be occupied during peak travel times in summer months.
Do I need to be a hotel guest to use the charger?
No, the charging station welcomes all EV drivers regardless of hotel guest status, making it a true community resource.
What if I encounter problems while charging?
EVPassport provides exceptional 24/7 customer support via phone at (929) 297-1722 or through live chat on their website for immediate assistance.
Are there amenities nearby while I charge?
Yes, the Hyatt Place hotel offers a restaurant, comfortable lobby area, and restrooms, while Page’s charming downtown area is within easy walking distance.
How reliable is this charging network?
EVPassport maintains an impressive 99.97% uptime rate across their entire network, establishing them as one of the most dependable charging providers in the industry.
Can I pay with cash?
No, the station accepts only digital payment methods including Apple Pay, Google Pay, and credit or debit cards for security and convenience.
What happens if my charging session is interrupted?
The system automatically handles interruptions and you’ll receive an email receipt for the actual charging time used, with customer support available for any concerns.
Is there a time limit for charging sessions?
While there’s no strict time limit, the station encourages reasonable use to ensure availability for other travelers, with no idle fees for normal charging durations.
Can I reserve a charging port in advance?
Currently, charging ports operate on a first-come, first-served basis, though EVPassport’s mobile app shows real-time availability to help plan your visit.
