Ballroom 2 is a Long Beach event venue that moves from a dark, wood-paneled ballroom to a bright double-height atrium and adjoining lounges without losing its cohesive character. For planners, that variety makes it well suited to corporate receptions that need a formal room, private parties that want intimate lounge moments, and product launches that benefit from a striking central atrium.
Dark Wood Ballroom With Old Hollywood Presence
The main ballroom pairs a polished wood floor with dark paneled walls, a high exposed-beam ceiling, crystal chandeliers and multipane windows set high on both sides. A tall draped window creates a formal focal point at one end, while arched openings along the side look directly into the atrium. The open center and uninterrupted floor give gatherings room for movement, with an Old Hollywood hotel ballroom or private-club feeling carried by the wood, symmetry and warm chandelier detail.
Skylit Atrium With Spanish Colonial Revival Character
The atrium is the brightest part of the property, with daylight through a large overhead glazed roof falling across black-and-white patterned tile. Colorful decorative tile, two levels of white arcades, carved capitals, ornamental arch borders and black metal balcony rails frame the central floor. As daylight softens, the crystal globe pendants give the room a warm glow while keeping it connected to the ballroom.
Fireplace Lounges and Compact Wood Bar
The adjoining lounges bring the scale down. One room centers on a working fireplace with a carved pale surround and whitewashed brick, worn leather seating over a large patterned rug, painted ceiling beams, crystal chandeliers, French doors and tall curtained windows. Another sitting area has dark built-in bookcases, a tufted ochre sofa and red upholstered chairs for a private-club feel. Nearby, a compact wood bar sits against open shelving beside patterned tile and a staircase.
Connected Rooms for a Cohesive Event Setting
The rooms connect directly, so an event can move from patterned tile to terracotta, marble and wood while still feeling like one place. The contrast between the bright atrium, the moodier ballroom and the intimate lounges gives Ballroom 2 a practical rhythm for a Long Beach event venue, with clear transitions and adjoining areas close to the ballroom.
Ballroom 2 is a Long Beach event venue that moves from a dark, wood-paneled ballroom to a bright double-height atrium and adjoining lounges without losing its cohesive character. For planners, that variety makes it well suited to corporate receptions that need a formal room, private parties that want intimate lounge moments, and product launches that benefit from a striking central atrium.
Dark Wood Ballroom With Old Hollywood Presence
The main ballroom pairs a polished wood floor with dark paneled walls, a high exposed-beam ceiling, crystal chandeliers and multipane windows set high on both sides. A tall draped window creates a formal focal point at one end, while arched openings along the side look directly into the atrium. The open center and uninterrupted floor give gatherings room for movement, with an Old Hollywood hotel ballroom or private-club feeling carried by the wood, symmetry and warm chandelier detail.
Skylit Atrium With Spanish Colonial Revival Character
The atrium is the brightest part of the property, with daylight through a large overhead glazed roof falling across black-and-white patterned tile. Colorful decorative tile, two levels of white arcades, carved capitals, ornamental arch borders and black metal balcony rails frame the central floor. As daylight softens, the crystal globe pendants give the room a warm glow while keeping it connected to the ballroom.
Fireplace Lounges and Compact Wood Bar
The adjoining lounges bring the scale down. One room centers on a working fireplace with a carved pale surround and whitewashed brick, worn leather seating over a large patterned rug, painted ceiling beams, crystal chandeliers, French doors and tall curtained windows. Another sitting area has dark built-in bookcases, a tufted ochre sofa and red upholstered chairs for a private-club feel. Nearby, a compact wood bar sits against open shelving beside patterned tile and a staircase.
Connected Rooms for a Cohesive Event Setting
The rooms connect directly, so an event can move from patterned tile to terracotta, marble and wood while still feeling like one place. The contrast between the bright atrium, the moodier ballroom and the intimate lounges gives Ballroom 2 a practical rhythm for a Long Beach event venue, with clear transitions and adjoining areas close to the ballroom.
