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Imperial Palace Hotel Review
By: Las Vegas Hotel Sleuth
In a town full of pyramids, the Empire State Building, the Eiffel Tower, and even ancient Rome, it may seem hard to find something new and unique—the Imperial Palace in Las Vegas definitely fits that description.
Appearance
The Imperial Palace has much to offer the vacationing visitor looking for something a little out of the ordinary. With tasteful, Asian-inspired room décor and many interesting entertainment options—not to mention great food and a lively casino—the Imperial Palace is one of the best finds on the Strip.
Dining
Hungry guests are sure to find something yummy, whether looking for a casual dining experience or something a little fancier. Like any hotel worth its salt, the Imperial Palace features buffet dining at the Emperor's Buffet. Embers offers a bit more of an upscale meal, whereas Betty’s Diner provides a lively 50s atmosphere with ice cream treats, sandwiches, and more. Other dining options include the Burger Palace, the Pizza Palace, Cockeyed Clam, Fireside, Ming, and the Teahouse Coffee Shop.
Entertainment
There’s also a lot to do after you eat—be sure and check out Legends In Concert, the wildly popular impersonator show featuring look-alikes of everyone from Elton to Elvis in stunning tributes to the performers you love. Automobile aficionados will also marvel at and The Auto Collections, the Imperial Palace’s one of a kind collection of beautiful vintage cars of celebrities, heads of state, and other folks with spectacular autos.
Probably one of the most exciting attractions at the Imperial Palace, however, is what they call the “Dealertainers Pit,” a blackjack pit featuring dealers impersonating your favorite celebs. Imagine playing Blackjack with Madonna! Now, you can.
Gambling
If you like your blackjack celebrity-free—or even if you’re more of a slot machine fan—the Imperial Palace casino still has everything you need to wager and bet till your heart’s content. With 75,000 square feet of gambling hall action, the Imperial Palace’s casino also features Poker, Craps, Keno, Let It Ride, Pai Gow Poker, Three-card Poker, Video Poker, Roulette. The casino also boasts a poker area that’s located on the main casino floor, and a Race and Sports Book with 290 seats, equipped with 265 televisions and 20 big screens.
Personal & Business Events
If you need a place to host your next event, the Imperial Palace has convention rooms to fit any need, or, if you’re looking to get hitched, they can do that too! Their friendly and helpful staff can help you plan the event of a lifetime, so call them today to discuss packages and accommodations.
Rates
There’s a lot to do in Vegas, but the Imperial Palace may very well offer a selection of attractions and entertainment that you’re not likely to find anywhere else.
Room rates start at $69 to around $190 on weekdays and run up to $120 to around $250 on weekends.
Imperial Palace in Las Vegas Features
- 2640 rooms
- Centrally located on the Strip
- Several Dining Options, including the Emperor’s Buffet
- 75000-square foot Casino features, Slots, Poker, Keno, and all your other favorites
- Race and Sports Book
- Celebrity look-alike “Dealertainer” Blackjack Pit
- Swimming Pool available
- Health Club and Spa available
- Auto Collections attraction
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