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December 2022 by So Fly
Bad service
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November 2022 by omar a.
Very unique design by Philip Johnson with pretend cut off windows, and the third tallest building in Denver. But no observation deck? Why make such a pretty skyscraper when you can't even pay to see the inside? At least make it more of a bank than an office building if you are going to call it "Wells Fargo Center".
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September 2022 by kaa
When you get to the top of that building 55th floor you can see miles and miles got to have a key from the 47th floor to get to that top. Awesome awesome
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July 2022 by Mr Fly
Bad service
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February 2020 by tj forlenza
Big bank, zero heart. Account holders are just a number to Wells Fargo.
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March 2019 by Meki Banda BCoMS
Great location lots of seating its never crowded and they is always someone to help quickly unlike other locations.
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November 2018 by A B
Hey remember that time they fraudulently opened a bunch of new unauthorized accounts for their customers? Why are they still in business?
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February 2016 by Vince Balázs
Such an incompetent bank service! Be aware of going there
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July 2015 by David H.
Starbucks moved on the ground floor in July 2015. A four channel tv was placed next to it. With chairs. I was approached by a man in a suit who said food, which is for sale inside Starbucks, cannot be eaten in the chairs by that tv bank six feet away from a place selling food. Next time, instead of sending an official person to tell me off, just place a restriction sign right under the TV's. Do not use the chairs.
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March 2011 by Amy F.
I like this building. This building has been my work home for approx 5 years. As my company grows, so does our need for space, so we will be leaving this location very soon, and I am a little bummed. This building is managed by Maguire properties and they do an excellent job of keeping this building in shape. ~One of the few building's that has a 13th floor. ~Speedy Elevators. ~Parking Garage and Fitness center. ~Great Window Views! Growing up here in Colorado it's kinda neat to say I have worked in the "Cash Register" building.
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May 2007 by Carrie R.
This building occupies a parcel of land that was once a plaza designed by I. M. Pei that had a waterfall, a pool with rainbow trout, and a hyperbolic arch pavilion, completed in 1956. Today, the Cash Register, a monument to the oil boom, is Denver's most recognizable skyscraper. It's opposing arch top, while debatably horrendous, distinguishes it from the typical rectangular shapes of nearly every other building in the skyline. I think that uniqueness deserves a star. Bottom line: without this building, Denver's skyline would be even less competitive with other American cities'.
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May 2007 by Dustin G.
One of the reasons I think people like the 80's so much is that once you are done with that 80's song, or that 80's themed party, you are automatically back in the 21st century. However, when someone, say some architect named Phillip Johnson, decides to erect one of the tallest buildings in Denver with that specific 1980's flavor, well...we all pay for it till god knows how long. Finished in 1983 the Wells Fargo Center building is supposed to look like a cash register - apparently - as fits the two main occupants of the building: Wells Fargo and Newmont Mining Corporation. For me, this building in particular reminds me that the Denver skyline just can't compare to the plethora of other American skylines. In all honesty, the building is an aesthetic nightmare...so much so that it dominates the view. Retro is fine...except when retro overtakes your skyline. Most people think that this is the tallest building in Denver...well it probably seems like that since the eyes most naturally move towards this monstrosity. (Actually its 3rd) That said, this building still gets 2 stars for the simple fact that the roof must be heated so that snow will not collect and then slope off in dangerous quantities. Thus, when blizzards occur, good old baldy is snow-free, like Tuscon in Summer.
