Elmcourt Hotel

The Elmcourt was constructed originally in 1903 as a 24-unit apartment house. In the early 30's the building was converted into the 60 room Hotel Bryant, to accommodate the young and growing city of Brockton. From the 30's to the 50's the Hotel Bryant was the place to be. "Meet Me At The Bryant" was the call answered by many prominent Brocktonians during those early years. John F. Kennedy made more than one campaign stop at the Bryant's "Coral Room" restaurant where he spoke to many gatherings of Brockton's Elite. In the summer of 1971 the Hotel Bryant was purchases by Arthur and Carol Yannone. After completing major renovations in 1997-98 the name was changed to the Elmcourt Hotel. To date the Elmcourt Hotel is owned and operated by the Yannone family, who continue the task of restoring the Elmcourt to its proper place of prominence in Brockton History. We are very proud of the Elmcourt Hotel and excited about the future of this great city. The Yannone Family and staff wish to thank you for visiting our web page and hope we'll see you soon.