The JPMorgan Chase Tower, formerly Texas Commerce Tower, is a 305. 4-meter, 2,243,013-square-foot, 75-story skyscraper at 600 Travis Street in …
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Feb 19, 2024
I guess this is the tallest building in town. It sits in downtown and is notable as it rises above the other skyscrapers. I found the architectural design to be ordinary. Full review by Thomas V
Aug 7, 2023
Totally unexpected and eye blowing as entering this building. The architecture is mind blowing, the details That the bank has been able To Restore and maintain is absolutely amazing. Full review by Vnicoloff
May 5, 2023
Absolutley sorry because 8 years ago went to the observation deck in 57th floor. Now there is no access anymore. The girl in the front desk was very kind and truly sorry becuase a lot of people ask f… Full review by Jairo R
The observation desk has been closed to the public. Search the internet for “Where are all of Houston’s Observation Decks” to read the Houston Chronicle article about it closing.
We visited Houston in late July/early August 2016 and the viewing deck at JP Morgan Tower was definitely closed to the public then. The attendant at the desk in the foyer told us …
We visited Houston in late July/early August 2016 and the viewing deck at JP Morgan Tower was definitely closed to the public then. The attendant at the desk in the foyer told us it had been closed for several months at that stage.
How is parking? Do I need to take public transportation?
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There are a couple of parking places that charge about $10-$15 for 2-3 hours near the tower. I usually have lunch at Spaghetti Warehouse, leave my car there (which they charge about …
There are a couple of parking places that charge about $10-$15 for 2-3 hours near the tower. I usually have lunch at Spaghetti Warehouse, leave my car there (which they charge about $6 to park there) and then walk to Chase Tower. You get to look at the cool buildings, restaurants & bars on your way to the skyscraper. Hope this helps!
Is the elevator enclosed? I'm afraid of heights. We might be flying to Houston in May 2016. I'd like to go up to the lobby with my family & let them walk over to the windows, while I hang back - but am worried about glass elevator. Thanks, Kathy
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Yes, the elevators are enclosed . This is also the elevators for employees returning, coming or going to work.
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