Cullen Hotel
Among the
hotels of Salt Lake City, none is more popular, none more famous
than is the Cullen, which is run upon the European plan. Modern
in every way, with all the conveniences necessary to make guests
comfortable, it enjoys a patronage second to none in this great
inter-mountain empire. Situated in the heart of the business
center of Salt Lake, convenient to all the theatres, it has long
been a favorite with the traveling public.
The Cullen
contains two hundred rooms with telephones and running water,
and there are one hundred rooms with private baths. The sample
rooms are very large and commodious, thus assuring comfort and
convenience to commercial men.
The Cullen is
equipped with a modern sanitary cleaning plant, by which no dust
ever arises in hall or room, the cleaning being done by
compressed air. It is the only house in Salt Lake that is
equipped this way.

Attached to
the Cullen is a popular-priced cafe with a cuisine that is as
unexcelled as is the service. The cafe has its own refrigerating
plant and all the other conveniences which are so necessary to
perfection in the art of cooking.
The office is
large and is equipped and furnished in a manner that insures
comfort and luxury for guests. No more popular hosts live than
B. B. Heywood and John Condon, while the office force is made up
of practical hotel people who know how to care for patrons.
The Cullen is
the oldest hotel in Salt Lake; it is the most modern; it is most
centrally located; it is convenient to all railway stations, all
cars to which pass the hotel. All this makes it a desirable
place to live when sojourning in Salt Lake City.

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Source: Sketches of the Inter-Mountain
States, Utah, Idaho and Nevada, Published by The Salt Lake
Tribune, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1909
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