Parking Near ExxonMobil Building, Houston
Where Can I Park for the ExxonMobil Building?
The ExxonMobil Building is at 800 Bell Street in downtown Houston. Its property listing records 1,834 parking spaces, 24-hour access, and controlled access, so building parking is intended for authorized users. Nearby priced alternatives include outdoor parking on Travis Street at $9 a day, Block 317 at $5 an hour, and Green Street Garage at $12 a day.
- Address
- 800 Bell Street
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Outdoor Parking in Downtown Houston, TX, 60 yd (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Houston station, 1.0 mi (20 min walk)
Parking Near Houston
ExxonMobil Building, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking at the ExxonMobil Building on Bell Street
The site is at 800 Bell Street in downtown Houston, and LoopNet lists 1,834 parking spaces for the property, equal to 0.9 spaces per 1,000 square feet leased (loopnet.com). The same listing records 24-hour access and controlled access, making the property’s parking provision the closest option for people with authorized access.
Wikipedia places a parking lot between the ExxonMobil Building and 1500 Louisiana Street (wikipedia.org). That location is useful for orientation when approaching from the west, but the source does not give a public rate or operating schedule, so drivers should treat access as dependent on the lot’s posted conditions.
Parksy Parking Within a Few Minutes of ExxonMobil
Parksy lists two outdoor spaces on or around 1519 Travis Street, both 60 yards from ExxonMobil, at $9 a day. A pair of outdoor spaces at 940 Clay Street are 203 yards away, also priced at $9 a day. The duplicate locations provide nearby alternatives when one space is unavailable.
For shorter stays, Block 317 has a 24/7 parking space 250 yards away at $5 an hour. Green Street Garage is a covered option 308 yards from the site and costs $12 a day. These spaces put the closest priced choices around Bell Street within a short walk of the building.
Busy Downtown Periods and Street Parking Around Bell Street
The building sits in Houston’s downtown core, 0.4 miles from Houston center, so weekday demand can build around business arrivals and departures. The property listing’s 24-hour access is particularly relevant for early or late visits, while controlled access means drivers should not assume the building’s spaces are open to every visitor (loopnet.com).
Drivers using surrounding streets should follow the signs posted on the block rather than treating the nearby private parking supply as street parking.
Other Named Parking Options Near 800 Bell Street
A parking lot is identified between 1500 Louisiana Street and the ExxonMobil Building, giving drivers another named location to look for near the site (wikipedia.org). The property listing also records controlled access at the 800 Bell Street address, so the lot between the buildings should be treated separately from authorized building parking (loopnet.com).
Avenida Central is another named garage in the wider downtown area. Avenida Houston describes it as an underground garage with 663 spaces and access to Avenida Plaza and Discovery Green (avenidahouston.com). The operator’s page says the garage is reopening in fall 2026, so it is a future option rather than a currently available choice before that reopening.
Walking From Houston Station to ExxonMobil
Houston station is the nearest station to the ExxonMobil Building, at 1.0 mile away and a 20-minute walk. The route brings rail users into the downtown area without needing a car for the final connection.
For drivers coming from Houston center, the building is 0.4 miles away. That short central location makes combining rail with a walk practical for visits when nearby parking is busy, while the Parksy spaces on Travis Street, Clay Street, Block 317, and Green Street offer car-based alternatives at different prices.
Sources
* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for the ExxonMobil Building?
The ExxonMobil Building is at 800 Bell Street in downtown Houston. Its property listing records 1,834 parking spaces, 24-hour access, and controlled access, so building parking is intended for authorized users. Nearby priced alternatives include outdoor parking on Travis Street at $9 a day, Block 317 at $5 an hour, and Green Street Garage at $12 a day.
What Is the Closest Priced Parking to the ExxonMobil Building?
Parksy lists two outdoor spaces on or around 1519 Travis Street, both 60 yards from the ExxonMobil Building, at $9 a day. The duplicate locations provide nearby alternatives when one space is unavailable. Two outdoor spaces at 940 Clay Street are 203 yards away and also cost $9 a day.
Is Parking at the Building Available 24 Hours?
The property listing records 24-hour access and controlled access at 800 Bell Street. That makes the building’s parking provision relevant for early or late visits, but drivers should not assume the spaces are open to every visitor. Access is the closest option for people with authorized access.
What Is the Cheapest Nearby Parking Option?
Block 317 has a 24/7 parking space 250 yards from the building at $5 an hour. Nearby outdoor spaces on Travis Street cost $9 a day, outdoor spaces at 940 Clay Street cost $9 a day, and Green Street Garage is a covered option at $12 a day.
Is There Covered Parking Near the Building?
Green Street Garage is a covered parking option 308 yards from the building and costs $12 a day. The other nearby priced choices are outdoor spaces on or around 1519 Travis Street and 940 Clay Street, plus a 24/7 space at Block 317.
Can I Walk From Houston Station to the Building?
Houston station is 1.0 mile from the building, a 20-minute walk. For drivers coming from Houston center, the building is 0.4 miles away. Combining rail with a walk is practical when nearby parking is busy, while Parksy spaces on Travis Street, Clay Street, Block 317, and Green Street offer car-based alternatives.
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