Stopped by Christmas pop up market, free admission and the first 25 guests got free $10 voucher to…read moreuse in the market. It was very pleasant and cool event. Mostly they were jewelry and soap/candle shops. What unique this time, they have a leather shop and it was dog friendly event. Pet dog could walking around and that was so cute. This building is so gorgeous. High ceiling makes me feel pleasant even in crowded event.

I have passed by this prominent, very brown, very stately building on Main at 15th SO many times…read more It takes up nearly a city block and is 3 stories high, and has a very imposing clock tower, too! My kid had her high school prom here, and there are often various community events held here, as well as private parties, receptions and weddings. Today I finally got the chance to visit the building, though, as there was a weekend-long artisan fair held here. What a lovely venue! Outside, by the entrance, there is a plaque on the facade declaring this building as a "Heritage Building" (designated as such in 1974). The actual building was built in 1915 and was first used as a post office. For those who care about architectural and design styles, the building is classified as being done in the Beaux Arts Classicism style, with a lot of ornamentation on the sculptured columns and facade's stone. There are many sculpted faces and sandstone festoons visible on the first and second story exterior. Inside, the first floor used to be a grand ballroom, and it was recently re-done (in 2015), so now there is a terrazzo floor, and where once was a huge trompe l'oeil mural is now a blank wall (bummer). There still are beautiful chandeliers and an ethereal ceiling that's reminiscent of calming green-blue sea glass. Today at the artisan fair, there were tables lined up and creating aisles in the ballroom, so the room looked somewhat small. I'd imagine the venue appearing much larger and spatially impressive without all the tables. I was impressed by this building. It was lovely inside and out. The location on Main Street is awesome, too, with tons of parking on Main and the side streets, and so many fun shops, coffee houses and restaurants nearby.

Older but decent venue space in the Marpole area…read more Parking is available along the side streets. The inside isn't the most wheelchair accessible, as there are steps. Something to keep in mind. There is a large room with a stage, which is great for large gatherings. This place can probably easily handle over 300 people. Staff were friendly and nice.

A nice place for a wedding or corporate event, as they offer 3 rooms to rent, one of which is quite…read morelarge, recall them saying it can hold up to 400 ppl. Reasonable rates, and quite flexible in working with you. free parking all around.

Have played squash several times at Terminal City Club (TCC). Membership isn't cheap ($6K/4.5K/1.2K…read moreinitiation fee for over 35/34 and under/spouse plus $400 monthly fees). Good - 3 squash singles courts - Steam room and sauna - Billiards room, four lane lap pool and hot tub - Spacious patio area - Lions Pub (British fare) is attached in the club's basement. Mediocre food ($22.00 empire burger) Bad - Courts are humid and shorter in width than regulation. No benches or places to sit - Cramped gym and locker room - Guests have to be escorted by front desk staff to access the elevator - Expensive parking ($4.50 for 30 min, $15.00 after 6pm, $28.00 from 6am-6pm)

Came for a conference and this place was extremely clean and organized. Lovely place to have a…read moreconference. Staff was extremely attentive

False Creek Ferries is a hidden gem in Vancouver. You can travel from one beach to another and…read moreavoid the traffic. Their staff are very friendly and awesome. Victoria is so amazing. She patiently explained to us the places we can go to and visit using their ferry service. We would have gone back to the hotel, had she not told us to go visit Kitsilano beach and the Maritime museum. She was very helpful to the other tourists who were buying tickets just like us. Troy was awesome and helpful, too. We left a box of fruit on the ferry and he asked us if we wanted it back. Although, it was ok not to get it back, we found it very thoughful of him to ask. I highly recommend this business. Take the ferry and explore this inlet.

Great service and great views I cant wait to go back for another event We were there to see a…read morefriends band and had so much fun

The hall is huge. It has two floors with the admin office being on the second level. Parking is…read moreavailable out in front. The Hall isn't very fancy looking and it does need some care and love.

Rajan and his team at South Hall were such a joy to work with for our mehndi event this June. From…read morestart to finish, Rajan ensured we were well taken care of the day of our event. The venue itself was spacious, clean, and bright. This venue, more than any others we viewed in Vancouver, has a renewed fresh look to it, with beautiful flooring and ceilings as well as plenty of natural lighting. The food was excellent (even for those who don't commonly eat Indian food) and something our guests raved about after the event. We would absolutely book with South Hall again for a future event!

I have heard nothing but great things about this location for weddings so I was very happy that it…read morewas available for my upcoming wedding. Donalda was so easy to deal with and very helpful in the booking process. The location price is a little on the high side but for everything that you can do here it's worth the cost or at least that is what I am thinking at the moment. It's wheelchair accessible and you can have your wedding outside, reception inside and pictures taken in the park area surrounding the location. I am looking forward to seeing what we can do to revamp the place for the wedding. UPDATE: This place was beautiful for my wedding. We were able to have the wedding outside and the greenery just added to the ambience. I would definitely recommend this to any bride. The place is pricey but worth it.

Firm had an event here. It's definitely a very nice venue. Parking is available along the side of…read morethe venue. Unfortunately, its paid parking. Well I bus so its not that bad. Bus stop is just walking distance from the Stanley Park Pavilion. The building is a heritage building. Inside is nice and clean and spacious. It does have some old architecture style to it. Staff working at the venue are very nice and courteous. Also most importantly this place has free wifi. Great venue for weddings, firm events, birthday parties and etc.

Definitely one of the nicest venues in town for stuff such as weddings…read more Parking is available along the side of the building (20 or so spots), as well as a large lot in the back. Sadly none of the spots are free. Guess the Park people have to eat. The venue looks quite good for a building that's over 100 years old. Very classic renovations. There is a garden in front of the building. The building itself is split into a larger room in front, and a smaller room in the rear. The rear room especially looks like something that can be used in a movie. The catering here is top notch. Probably some of the best steak and prawns I've had in recent memory. It was so beautiful. Most banquet halls have mediocre buffet food, but this is not one of them. Special mention. Definitely recommended if one needs a venue for a special event.

My wife and I stayed here for 5 days in room 8 under a reciprocal membership agreement with our…read morePortland Club. We enjoyed the beautiful bar, the bright atrium for breakfast, and the main dining area for dinner. The entire staff is very friendly and service oriented providing a great experience for guests. The rooms are nice and comfortable, clean, and well appointed. The food and drink are top notch as well. Well done!!

Hard to beat an Easter lunch at the Vancouver club with family. An excellent starter with salads…read moregalore, and fresh shrimp and lobster. The Manz included asparagus, eggs, Benedict, omelettes, lamb, gravy, and horseradish. Desserts included fruit, cupcakes, and a chocolate fountain. All delicious. I was surprised by how creamy and cheesy the macaroni was.