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Residence Inn Houston Downtown, 916 Dallas Street, Houston
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Residence Inn Houston Downtown, 916 Dallas Street, Houston
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Residence Inn Houston Downtown

Also Known As: Courtyard Houston Downtown
Formerly: Humble Oil Tower
Construction Completed: 1936
Type: Skyscraper
Stories: 15
Location: 916 Dallas Street
Area: Downtown
Post Code: 77002
City: Houston, Texas
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> The address for the Courtyard portion of this building is 916 Dallas.
> The address for the Residence Inn portion of this building is 904 Dallas.

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 Jeanne - Friday, June 16th, 2006 @ 8:32am • Rating: Five stars.

In the late 1960's I worked in this building. Naturally I'm happy it hasn't been torn down.
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