When I road trip with my EV, I prioritize hotels with chargers. While it's getting better, there really is no guarantee a hotel has a charger or that it's functional.

Or that even if it has a charger and it is functional that it won't be already in use or blocked by a regular car. I've had all of those happen before and it really is a crappy idea to rely on chargers in hotels. The only one this has worked at really well was a very posh hotel in Yorkshire that had a valet, I asked if they can charge my car and they did, the car was fully charged the following morning when they brought it out - but that's a place where the entire charging situation is managed by the hotel, so they knew how to do this and I didn't have to worry about it. I guess once you throw enough money at a problem it's "easy".

I travel a fair amount to mid-sized and smaller towns in the midwest. I've never seen an EV charger at a hotel. And in larger cities, hotel parking is often by valet.

I'm in the West and it's surprisingly easy to find hotels with chargers. Granted, they tend to be hotels like the Hilton or Marriott.

Some states are generally just better about it as well. Nevada, in particular, has pretty excellent charge infrastructure in remote locations.