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🏟️ Address: Commodore Ballroom, 868 Granville St, Vancouver, BC, V6Z 1K3, Canada Directions in Google Maps

Commodore Ballroom Hotels & Accommodation

Although Vancouver, like many Canadian cities, is quite an expensive place to stay overall, it offers a full range of accommodation options. While some neighbourhoods in and around Central Vancouver come with a premium price tag, others remain affordable.

📍 Where To Stay

First time visitors who want to explore Vancouver’s cultural highlights will be best positioned in Gastown at the heart of Central Vancouver. As the oldest part of Vancouver, it also immerses you in the city’s heritage.

Meanwhile, industrial Yaletown is the hip and modern epicentre for the city’s shopping, dining, and entertainment. It’s home to some of the city’s most stylish shops, hotels, bars, and restaurants.

Those looking for the city’s artistic side will find it in the buzzing Granville Island area. But whilst it is a hub for the city’s creative club during the day, at night it becomes the hottest place to party in Vancouver. The gay community will also find many LGBT bars in Davie Village.

One of the best things about Vancouver is the adventures that await on its doorstep. Stay in West End for easy access to Stanley Park and the city beaches, or stay in North Vancouver to be close to Capilano Park, Grouse Mountain, and the ski resorts.

The SkyTrain, a light rail operating throughout Vancouver, makes it easy to explore the city from whichever neighbourhood you decide to stay in.

About Commodore Ballroom

The Commodore Ballroom is a renowned music venue located in Vancouver, Canada, known for its 'sprung dance floor', which enhances the experience for attendees.

Opened in 1929, the Commodore Ballroom has a rich history closely tied to Vancouver's cultural development. Designed by architect H.H. Gillingham, it originally featured an art deco style and became a hotspot during the big band era. After facing a temporary closure in the late 1990s, the venue was revived and renovated by Live Nation, preserving its iconic dance floor and historical charm. Today, it continues to be a significant cultural hub.