I like coming here because it's near my side of town. It always feels safe but also there's always…read moreavailable chargers here. Easy to use.

Not the Super-est of Superchargers, but this location does the job. I think this one peaks at…read more150KW where others are at 250KW, so it may charge a little slower than what people might be used to. As a new Tesla owner, I'm waiting to get my home charger installed, so I stopped here and charged from 15 to 80% in about 30 minutes. I wasn't sure how long it would take, but next time, I may plan lunch around it or see how many beers I can down at Popstroke! The address says it's on Alafaya Trail, but it's probably at the furthest corner from Alayfaya. It's near the Popstroke/Movie Theater and you can probably walk to the Social House, Charley's, Moe's, or one of the other places on that side of the plaza. I'll probably come here a few times until I get the home charger installed. It's about the only good option in East Orlando as of June 2023.

This particular electric vehicle charging station is located in the same shopping plaza as the…read moreSprouts and the Marshalls. There are four charging stations and overall it is a good place to stop if you need to charge your vehicle. You can either do some food shopping, some shopping at the Marshalls and there are several restaurants right here that you can also eat at while you're taking care of your electric vehicle.

This charging station is located by the old Chamber of Commerce building and a small park. It is…read morejust off of Interstate 4. It is also convenient to the DoubleTree by Hilton. If you need a charging station, here is a decent enough one.

You must love shopping because it's what Disney Springs provides, along with restaurants and a…read moremovie theater. A few Disney-related shops are in the mix, but overall the shopping is for large name brands in apparel and home decor. Being a tourist to Florida, I felt limited to shop much. Where would I pack it for home?! We did enjoy browsing and grabbing a late lunch on the patio. Many parking areas are available. One is for crew members and if you park there, there's a strict requirement about when you can access the pedestrian crossing to get to Disney Springs. Security guards will block you. This is a popular area for locals and visitors. If you have a free day during your vacation and want to get away from your resort, consider a visit here.

A pretty cool shopping village that has shows and events that may appeal to those that like to go…read moreand look at stores. Free parking is located in several high rise parking garages. I am glad the parking is free because charging for it would be akin to charging to park at your own shopping mall at home. Very clean and the staff we encountered were very nice. However, we are not shoppers so some of the appeal was lost on us. But for those who are fans, you'll probably see higher reviews.

These workouts are so fun and challenging! Music is always good, coaches are motivating and help…read morewith perfecting your form. And 45 minutes to get it all done while feeling like you accomplished something is icing on the cake! I'm grateful to have found this gym and the community that I now have as well.

Great staff. Meeting more and more of them each day. Members like Riley make this place a family…read more Manny is a true gem. Impressed.

Stopped in for an iced americano and was pleasantly surprised to find they had ginger mint as an…read moreoption for an add in. The barista was sooooo sweet and had the brightest smile. I loved the vibe with all the beautiful lavender flowers and greenery hanging from the ceiling and lining the walls. It's beautiful in there. Here is an entertainment calendar of events and places to play board games or PlayStation. Lots of places to linger and free WiFi!

As a lover of botanicals and a remote worker I'm always on the prowl for the comfortable work…read moreenvironment. This should include atmosphere, wifi, good product, eateries in the surrounding area, location and outlets. As of late I've been in the Orlando area. This town has no shortage of kava houses, however this town does have a shortage of decent kava houses! The Muddy Root is far from my work locations (45 minutes), however, my opinion it's the best Orlando has to offer. I've been to every shop here and this meets the criteria. The good: Chill atmosphere, wide variety of seating options (including outside), clean, plenty of outlets, wifi and a variety of food options in the shopping plaza. The bad: Nothing

There are plenty of charging stations and it is in a shopping plaza with a Targey, a Five Below and…read morerestaurant options. It is also not far off if Interstate 95.

LOTS of chargers. 16 to be exact. In a shopping center with TARGET as the main anchor. It's…read moreclean and well lit. These are 250 kWh chargers so it's super fast.

On time and excellent work done. Has a clean look and since I installed the Tesla charger which…read morethey are part of the approved installers. Definitely satisfied.

Excellent work by Jacob and his partner, Amanda, Haylei and Brittany; highly recommendedread more

Went to the Wave Hotel bar for some drinks with friends after work…read more I got a Cosmopolitan and it was about $22. The drinks are pricey here but they are not bad at all. All of my friends liked all of their drinks, which we had multiple and shared! Parking was super easy and free. No need to worry about a gate or anything like that. Service was fine! We hung out in the sculpture garden as the bar area was a little loud for the conversations we were having.

I recently stayed at The Wave Orlando in Lake Nona, and the experience was a mix of beautifully…read moreexecuted luxury and frustrating technology hiccups. Starting with the highlights .The hotel's aesthetic is stunning. It's eclectic, modern, and artsy, with thoughtful design choices everywhere you look. From the different neon signs scattered throughout the property to the carefully curated furniture and art pieces hanging on the walls, the space feels creative, elevated, and visually engaging. It's the kind of place where every corner feels intentional and photo-worthy. The rooms continue that elevated experience with top-of-the-line blackout blinds, a heated toilet, motion-sensor lighting, a spacious shower, and an iPad-controlled system that allows you to manage lighting and temperature, chat with the front desk, and order room service. Every detail feels sleek and upscale. One of my favorite aspects of the hotel is how inviting the common areas are. There are multiple nooks and crannies throughout the property where you can work, read, or enjoy some quiet alone time. There's also a sculpture garden, which makes for a peaceful walk and adds a unique artistic element to the stay. Another big perk is the parking setup. Valet is optional, but self-parking is free in a garage located directly across from the hotel, which is extremely convenient. The hotel also offers multiple restaurants onsite, and it's located just down the street from Boxi Park and the Lake Nona Town Center, giving you even more dining and shopping options nearby. The location is definitely a plus. Unfortunately, the TV experience was disappointing. The television only allows casting from a mobile device, which quickly became an issue. For example, Netflix cannot be streamed if you have the basic plan with ads. Ad-free Netflix accounts are supported. Even live TV frequently froze or blacked out, sometimes taking several minutes to come back on, making it difficult to enjoy any TV at all. Overall, The Wave delivers on design, comfort, amenities, and location, but the technology particularly the TV setup needs improvement to fully match the luxury feel of the hotel. Once that's addressed, this could easily be a standout stay in Lake Nona.