You don’t need everyone at the party to like you. You need to like who you were at the party.

Whether a room liked you is mostly unknowable and partly none of your business, and chasing it turns an evening into a performance review. The other question is answerable: were you decent, did you say what you meant, did you talk to the person standing on their own, did you leave when you wanted to. That you can assess, and it is the part you had control over.

On the way home, ask that version rather than the popularity version. If the answer is yes, the evening went fine whatever any particular person thought.