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30 May 2026

EV-Friendly Holidays: Using Tatenhove’s Two-Socket Charger and Island Charging Options

Planning EV-Friendly Holidays shouldn’t be stressful. At Landgoed Hotel Tatenhove Texel, you can arrive, plug in, and start relaxing: we offer free private parking with a two-socket EV charger (pay-per-kWh) and a dedicated, complimentary e-bike charging point. This guide explains exactly how to use our on-site charger, smart tips for sharing the sockets considerately, and simple ways to plan your energy use while exploring Texel.

Charge with confidence at Landgoed Hotel Tatenhove Texel

You’ll find our hotel at Bosrandweg 202, 1796 NK De Koog, in a peaceful location near dunes and beach. EV drivers benefit from practical, guest-friendly features designed to make road trips easy.

At-a-glance essentials

Feature What to know
Parking Free private parking for guests
EV charging sockets 2 sockets on site (two cars can charge simultaneously)
Pricing €0.65 per kWh (pay-per-kWh)
Cable Bring your own charging cable (no tethered cables provided)
E-bike charging Complimentary charging point available in the parking area

Beyond charging, you’ll enjoy thoughtful comforts that make a car-free day tempting too: complimentary Wi‑Fi, a hearty buffet breakfast included, and a warm welcome hot drink on arrival. Our bar also stocks locally brewed Texel beers, and the wellness centre with sauna and hot tub is available for a supplement.

How to use the two-socket EV charger

Follow these simple steps to get plugged in quickly and safely:

  1. Park in the hotel’s free private lot and locate the two-socket EV charging station.
  2. Use your own charging cable to connect your vehicle to an available socket.
  3. Start your charging session as you normally would; billing is €0.65 per kWh.
  4. Monitor your charge level and unplug promptly once you have enough range.
  5. Move your car to a regular space to free the socket for fellow guests.

Charging etiquette and best times

E‑bike charging made easy (and free)

If you’re exploring Texel on two wheels, you can charge your e‑bike for free at our dedicated point in the parking area. Guests can also rent bicycles at reception (rental is charged separately), making it simple to switch to pedal power for beach runs and dune trails.

Pro tip: Start rides with a topped‑up e‑bike battery and plan a comfortable loop. With Duinen van Texel National Park beginning about 600 m from the hotel, you can be on scenic paths within minutes. De Koog’s sandy beach is roughly 1.3 km away, and Ecomare is about 2.4 km by bike or car—perfect distances for relaxed, low‑stress outings.

Island charging options and smart range planning

Texel is well suited to leisurely drives and short hops between highlights. A few quick distance markers can help you plan your energy use:

Practical planning tips for EV drivers:

Quick answers (ideal for fast look‑ups)

Why Tatenhove is a natural fit for EV‑friendly getaways

An EV‑friendly stay is about more than sockets—it’s the whole experience. Landgoed Hotel Tatenhove Texel combines practical amenities with a serene, nature‑rich setting:

For trip logistics, Den Helder Station (nearest rail) is about 18 km from the hotel, and Amsterdam – Schiphol Airport is roughly 92 km away. Once you step onto Texel, the island’s compact routes make it easy to go slow, save energy, and enjoy the journey.

Practical takeaways for EV‑Friendly Holidays on Texel

Conclusion: Make your EV‑friendly holiday effortless

From free parking and a two‑socket EV charger to complimentary e‑bike charging, Landgoed Hotel Tatenhove Texel makes sustainable travel simple. Add in a welcome hot drink, breakfast included, and our relaxing facilities, and you have everything you need for a low‑stress, high‑comfort island escape.

Ready to plug in and unwind? Book your stay at Landgoed Hotel Tatenhove Texel today. To plan your trip, explore our Rooms, Facilities & Wellness, Restaurant, Location, and Frequently Asked Questions—or contact us at +31 (0)222‑317 274. We look forward to welcoming you to De Koog.