Brazilian Court Hotel Revenue and Competitors

Palm Beach, FL USA

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Estimated Revenue & Valuation

  • Brazilian Court Hotel's estimated annual revenue is currently $7.3M per year.(i)
  • Brazilian Court Hotel's estimated revenue per employee is $203,200

Employee Data

  • Brazilian Court Hotel has 36 Employees.(i)
  • Brazilian Court Hotel grew their employee count by 44% last year.
Competitor NameRevenueNumber of EmployeesEmployee GrowthTotal FundingValuation
#1
$8.1M408%N/AN/A
#2
$14.2M620%N/AN/A
#3
$12.1M534%N/AN/A
#4
$9.6M474%N/AN/A
#5
$47.2M16926%N/AN/A
#6
$6.5M323%N/AN/A
#7
$4.3M24-4%N/AN/A
#8
$4.6M26-19%N/AN/A
#9
$13M572%N/AN/A
#10
$19.6M777%N/AN/A
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The Brazilian Court was born at the peak of the Florida land boom in 1925, and opened for business New Year's Day 1926. Architect Rosario Candela brought his experience of building luxury apartments in New York to design a Spanish-concept complex of 116 apartments, with hotel facilities, to be called the Brazilian Court. Each unit of the two-story stuccoed building, which encompassed an inner courtyard, could be linked with its neighbor to form suites. It was elegant, secluded, informal and low-key. The now established Brazilian Court began its long career as host to members of the Palm Beach Old Guard, including the "Queen of Society," Mrs. Merriweather Post; (Post-Toasties heiress); Charles Munn, (Totalator patent holder); and Ambassador Stanton Griffis, (Brentanos boss). All the services one would expect at a first-class hotel were available, but without the pomp. For many guests, the "B.C.", as it became known, was a home - albeit luxurious - away from home. There was no formidable grand lobby to brave, but three discreet accesses to enter the complex. Staff and employees were like faithful household retainers, clocking up decades of service. One could dine al fresco under colorful umbrellas at tables around the central fountain, in a verdant courtyard of tropical foliage, in one's room, or the dining loggia added in 1945. The proximity of the hotel to one of the world's wealthiest rows of shops (Worth Avenue, steps away) and docks, where magnificent yachts tied up during the season, was a big plus in popularizing the hotel for many years. Gary Cooper, Cary Grant, Richard Nixon and James Bond - the original ornithologist after whom Ian Fleming named 007 - stayed there. It became a friendly retreat from the social whirl, and an overflow annex for Palm Beachers with more friends and family than bedrooms. Present owners have orchestrated orchestrated a multi-million dollar renovation to modernize the hotel while preserving the charm and integrity of the original structure. The Brazilian Court is also a protected landmark and a member of the prestigious Preferred Hotels & Resorts Worldwide®. In an age when mega-room hotel complexes with a cast of thousands are appearing at every interstate intersection, the quaint, modernized, Brazilian Court delivers that rare commodity: personal service to the individual in a charming setting.

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Total Funding

36

Number of Employees

$7.3M

Revenue (est)

44%

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Brazilian Court Hotel News

2022-04-17 - Palm Beach Travel Guide - Best Places to Visit and Eat At

The Brazilian Court Hotel offers a bit of old-world glamour in the center of town, a quick ride from the Palm Beach Lake Trail.

2022-04-17 - Chef Daniel Boulud Announces Le Gratin, His New Bouchon ...

... Café Boulud at the Brazilian Court Hotel in Palm Beach, Rosewood Baha Mar in The Bahamas, and The Four Seasons Hotel in Toronto;...

2022-03-22 - Why wealthy Palm Beachers are embracing long-term-stay hotels

Brenda Hamilton, for one, is forever sold on the Bible salesmen-approach to Florida holidays. “The staff at the Brazilian Court was like one big...

Company NameRevenueNumber of EmployeesEmployee GrowthTotal Funding
#1
N/A420%N/A
#2
$8.5M420%N/A
#3
$9.3M43-2%N/A
#4
$8.1M4814%N/A
#5
$6M51-43%N/A