The Broom Hotel in Ogden, Utah, was a prominent landmark built in 1883 at the northwest corner of 25th Street and Washington Boulevard. It was known for its "strictly modern" conveniences and luxurious amenities. The hotel was a popular destination for travelers, with 70 rooms, including 34 elegant parlors and suites. It was a three-story structure, considered a gem among Ogden's hotels, and was a popular subject for photographs. The hotel was eventually demolished in 1959.