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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
Our center-"Strip" full service destination resort is the perfect location for enjoying the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas. We offer 2,640 standard and deluxe rooms, including 225 suites. Handicapped and non smoking rooms are also available upon request.
The Spa features a complete fitness area with state of the art equipment, eucalyptus steam rooms, vichy showers, redwood saunas, Jacuzzis and lounging areas. Relax, rejuvenate and pamper yourself with massages, body treatments and facials.
Relax at our seasonal outdoor pool or in the year round Jacuzzi. We offer complimentary towels poolside. Food, beverages, snacks, lotions, cabanas and a pool shop are available.
OPENING OCT 21! Elvis is back! The King's Ransom Museum, a one of a kind exhibit of Elvis Presley artifacts and priceless personal treasures, will showcase at Imperial Palace from Oct. 21 through April 2010. This multi-million dollar collection is on display for the first time ever in Las Vegas. The King's Ransom Museum provides an exciting and rare glimpse into the life and career of one of the world's greatest entertainers. Items include his 1977 Lincoln Continental, stage and film wardrobe, personal clothing items, jewelry, guns, badges and a variety of Elvis' law enforcement objects, and personal artifacts from his Graceland home, including the Bible that was on his nightstand when he passed away.
NEW SHOW! Japan's famed "Muscle Musical" Matsuri is a unique show that transcends language. No words are necessary, as highly skilled, athletic performers let their muscles do the talking. Costumes by world-famous designer Junko Koshino add to the visual spectacle of this showcase for traditional Japanese culture - with an original twist! The 75-minute show features a cast of 18 Japanese athletes who perform stunts like Human Jump Rope, Judo Tango, Lion Dance and Foot Drums. Contagious energy and mesmerizing feats of strength!
Las Vegas' only authentic poolside Luau and Polynesian revue heats up the nights on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from April through October. A lavish island buffet is enjoyed in a tropical setting. "The spirit of aloha" is captured in the show filled with island pageantry, hula lessons and sing alongs.
Smokey Robinson brings Australia's most popular vocal group, Human Nature, to the Imperial Palace! The distinctive, dynamic harmonies of this four-man group entertain crowds with Motown's greatest hits, direct from a 2008 US tour that drew rave reviews for their high energy and incredible voices.
Check out the Auto Collections whether you're buying or selling, or "just" an auto fan. Take a "history on wheels" tour at our world famous auto collection with more than 250 cars on display and for sale daily.
Nice restaurants, all moderately priced, range from a quick bite at Betty's Diner or the Burger Palace to fine dining in Embers, one of Las Vegas' top steakhouses. Casual dining is also available at the Teahouse, Emperor's Buffet, Pizza Palace and the Cockeyed Clam.
Jeff Beacher's newest brainchild is Beacher's Rockhouse Bar, located strip-side at the Imperial Palace. Beacher's Rockhouse Bar maintains an off the wall, madcap and bold environment highlighting his signature carnival atmosphere.
Great casino action where all the games you've ever wanted to play are in our 75,000 sq. ft. playground. And don't forget about our race and sports book.
Our shared stop with Harrah's is the first one from the Las Vegas Convention Center and the hotel is directly across the street from Forum Shops.
Amenities: High speed internet available ($9.95 per day), fitness center and spa, beauty salon, pool, business center, concierge services and medical center all on site.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
3.2 out of 5
(746 reviews)
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Hotel address: 3535 Las Vegas Blvd South, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Las Vegas, Nevada
LAS McCarran International Airport, located 10 minutes away.
Our shared stop with Harrah's is the first one from the Las Vegas Convention Center and the hotel is directly across the street from Forum Shops.
Make sure that your passport is up to date - one of the most exotic tastes of the Far East can now be found right here as Imperial Palace welcomes Ginseng BBQ, one of Las Vegas’ most notable traditional Korean restaurants. Ginseng 3 on the fifth-floor dining promenade features unique table service and traditional Korean cuisine with a concept similar to owner In Chun Lee’s other Las Vegas restaurants, including the acclaimed DJK. Korean BBQ – or gogi gui – is a flavorful treat. If you’re not familiar with the cuisine, here’s what you can expect. Marinated or unmarinated meats are grilled at your table and served with traditional side dishes, called banchan. These can include a green onion salad called pajori and the traditional kimchi. Best of all, this restaurant is open 24/7, so you can take a trip to the exotic anytime.
This fisherman's paradise features the freshest and tastiest dining experience. Entrees include lobster, crab, grilled fish and ethnic seafood delicacies all prepared in our exhibition style kitchen. Chicken and steak are available for landlubbers.
Mandarin and Cantonese Cuisine served in an exotic Far Eastern atmosphere. The extensive menu includes such delights as abalone, Peking Duck, double-cooked pork with cabbage, and dozens of other traditional favorites.
Perfect place to grab a cocktail before dinner. Features a relaxed atmosphere & elegant surroundings.
Voted one of Las Vegas' Top Five Most Romantic Restaurants. An intimate dining environment where succulent steak, prime rib, lamb, veal and seafood dishes turn a meal into a dining experience you'll remember for a lifetime.
Features ice cream, shakes, malts and sundaes, as well as sandwiches, soup, breakfast bakery delights and specialty coffees.
Voted This Week's Best by AOL City Guide: Las Vegas. Burgers, fries, soft drinks and other tasty treats for the fast-food appetite, like chicken and fish sandwiches, salads, donuts and pastries. Open 24 hours 7 days a week. Burger Palace will now offer a late night menu consisting of breakfast and other popular selections beginning at 10:00pm to 7:00am.
Coffee Shop serving breakfast, lunch and dinner in an Oriental-themed atmosphere. Open at 7:00am to 10:00pm.
Home-style barbecue featuring ribs, steak, chops, barbecued entrees and combination platters, steaks flame broiled to perfection, soup with black beans, as well as blackened and pan seared jumbo sea scallops in a garlic-cilantro herb butter.
A great variety of fresh salads, fresh fruits, soups, juices, tasty entrees, desserts and coffee. Price includes beverage. Located on the Third Floor. Open for brunch from 7:00am to 2:00pm seven days a week, dinner from 4:00pm to 9:00pm Tuesday – Saturday, Closed for dinner on Sunday and Monday evenings.
With a touch of Italy, The Pizza Palace is known for its large portions of traditional Italian dishes and authentic pizzas, made to order with a large assortment of toppings.
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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Dec 3, check-out Dec 4
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Overall score
3.2 out of 5
(746 reviews)
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Score
1 out of 5
Needs Better Customer Service
emily Nov 5, 2009
We came out to Las Vegas for the NHRA national event, although the the location of the hotel is great it lacks in everything ... else. Our first night was fine except the room was directly above Carnival Court so we were unable to sleep until they closed. The next night we had to change rooms due to the cable/T.V. did not work, what a experiance that was! Customer service lacks at this hotel very bad! They should take some notes from their neighbors! I will not come back!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Fun atmosphere
Great Time Had Nov 2, 2009
Fun Fun Fun.. It is a perfect location and very well priced. You have to keep in mind most places are easy to get to in Las ... Vegas, so why spend 1000 dollars on a room you may not spend much time in. Plus, the tram is right at your doorstep - very nice. The night life at this hotel was fun and the service at the table beat all other hotels I visited for my week there. The dealers that performed as stars made the experience more fun. Might not be very flashy, but made up for that with the price and atmosphere. The waitresses are very nice. :)However, I would not buy the transfer back to the airport thru [@], because it never showed up. I needed to take a cab, but this had nothing to do with IP.
Traveler type: Single
Score
1 out of 5
Not worth your money..
Lara Nov 2, 2009
The hotel is not worth your money. I had requested a "non-smoking" room but when I checked in, they no longer have a ... "non-smoking" room available so I was offered to stay at the main building but had to pay an extra $20/night! For the price I ended up paying, I could have gotten a room at a better hotel. The hotel looked old and "raggedy." The pillows are very uncomfortable.
Traveler type: Family
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Stay at Imperial Palace. Have Fun at SAM'S Town. Or down town light show.
--Larry, Clearwater Florida Oct 31, 2009
Lots of great venues and entertainment within walking distance. Entertainment and dining is pricey so order a frige and microwave for your room and hit a liquor and grocery store.(In the hotel you can get a cup of coffee and a bagel for $8) Save your money for gambling and shows.
--Jim, Cape Coral, Florida Oct 29, 2009
Bellagio buffet. 40 bucks. But the food quality is UNPARALLELED!!!
--Christine, Ann Arbor, MI Oct 29, 2009
Overall score
3.2 out of 5
(746 reviews)
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Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
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Score
1 out of 5
Needs Better Customer Service
emily Nov 5, 2009
We came out to Las Vegas for the NHRA national event, although the the location of the hotel is great it lacks in everything ... else. Our first night was fine except the room was directly above Carnival Court so we were unable to sleep until they closed. The next night we had to change rooms due to the cable/T.V. did not work, what a experiance that was! Customer service lacks at this hotel very bad! They should take some notes from their neighbors! I will not come back!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Fun atmosphere
Great Time Had Nov 2, 2009
Fun Fun Fun.. It is a perfect location and very well priced. You have to keep in mind most places are easy to get to in Las ... Vegas, so why spend 1000 dollars on a room you may not spend much time in. Plus, the tram is right at your doorstep - very nice. The night life at this hotel was fun and the service at the table beat all other hotels I visited for my week there. The dealers that performed as stars made the experience more fun. Might not be very flashy, but made up for that with the price and atmosphere. The waitresses are very nice. :)However, I would not buy the transfer back to the airport thru [@], because it never showed up. I needed to take a cab, but this had nothing to do with IP.
Traveler type: Single
Score
1 out of 5
Not worth your money..
Lara Nov 2, 2009
The hotel is not worth your money. I had requested a "non-smoking" room but when I checked in, they no longer have a ... "non-smoking" room available so I was offered to stay at the main building but had to pay an extra $20/night! For the price I ended up paying, I could have gotten a room at a better hotel. The hotel looked old and "raggedy." The pillows are very uncomfortable.
Traveler type: Family
Score
3 out of 5
imperial palace
blane1369 Nov 2, 2009
low minimum gambling... 60$ buy in at cash poker... 5$ tables ...
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
valet and front desk SUPER
Family funnies Nov 1, 2009
Food slections could be more of them and hard spot to get into from the street if you have a car. ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
3 out of 5
MY GETAWAY AT IMPERIAL PALACE AND CASINO
REGGIE Nov 1, 2009
ME AND MY WIFE HAD THE BEST TIME EVER.THE FOOD WAS GREAT.THE CASINO WAS VERY GOOD TO US.WE JUST HAD A ALL ROUND GREAT TRIP. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
It is Las Vegas. Clean
Larry Oct 31, 2009
Show were good Trip was great But no cheap food ...
Traveler type: Friends
Stay at Imperial Palace. Have Fun at SAM'S Town. Or down town light show.
Score
2 out of 5
Somewhat disappointing
Jim Oct 29, 2009
I was first placed in a low floor room with a view of the parking garage wall and no internet wireless reception. Front desk ... happy to move me up next day. Cleaning staff does a so-so job. Sometimes left coffee packets sometimes not. Entire hotel smells of cigarette smoke.(even in rooms with "Non Smoking" notice on door. They need to do a better job in the housekeeping department and segregate smokers and non smokers. I will never stay at a hotel again that dosent do this. Including this one. Great location and great (seemingly smokeless) showroom.
Traveler type: Couples
Lots of great venues and entertainment within walking distance. Entertainment and dining is pricey so order a frige and microwave for your room and hit a liquor and grocery store.(In the hotel you can get a cup of coffee and a bagel for $8) Save your money for gambling and shows.
Score
3 out of 5
Not too shaby
Jonny Oct 29, 2009
Basic hotel, not a bad place to stay for the money. Plus it't in a great location. ...
Traveler type: Friends
Score
2 out of 5
not bad
svetla Oct 29, 2009
there was no map for sitie ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
3 out of 5
REQUEST A NON-SMOKING ROOM!!!
Christine Oct 29, 2009
When I got there, I requested a non-smoking room. They had none available. The room they gave me was bad. Very, very bad. It ... smelled awful and looked worn down and sad. It faced the strip, so it was extremely noisy well into the night. The next night, we complained and they moved us to a non-smoking room in the back. This was A LOT better! It smelled "normal" and was much quieter.
Traveler type: Friends
Bellagio buffet. 40 bucks. But the food quality is UNPARALLELED!!!
Score
3 out of 5
Just a place to sleep.
Tired Traveller Oct 28, 2009
The hotel is on the strip. Easy access to all the casinos. If you don't plan to use the Hotel for anything except a place to ... stay. This is the hotel for you. It's cheap.
Traveler type: Single
Score
3 out of 5
NPSA business conference
Mike Oct 28, 2009
Overall, I got what I paid for and I knew this going in. The parking garage is not convenient to the hotel entrance or room. ... The shower needed cleaning and grouting. The TV was one of the older models. The smoke in the casino as you walk through daily to leave is overwhelming but this is also true with other locations. I think the hotel needs a complete facelift.
Traveler type: Business
I attended a conference at Caesars Palace across the street and the savings I gained staying at Imperial Palace was worth it.
Score
4 out of 5
Got what I paid for- maybe a little more
Kelly Oct 28, 2009
Nice Hotel for the money. Just be sure you reserve a room in the main tower, not the Capri. Also, if you are into cars IP has ... the worlds largest classic car showroom. it's on the 5th floor of the parking garage. Definitely worth seeing. I wouldn't recommend the buffet; there are so many much better ones in that area. Drinks a little pricey- but if you're looking for cheap drinks..go next door to Margaritaville or take a bus to Old Vegas, which I personally preferred- had more character and charm.
Traveler type: Family
The Rockhouse club/bar/sports bar was really fun and in a great location...right outside the front entrance of the Hotel. And Harrah's, Flamingo, Caesars, Bellagio are all just outside the front door.
Score
3 out of 5
good getaaway
nana jane Oct 27, 2009
the hotel was in a good location. the employees were great and very helpful. we gambled & took in a show next door. Cha ... Cha was absolutely fabulous as a dealer. great personality and she keeps people at the table as a result. we needed boarding passes for the plane and the dest printed them for us at a charge of $4 per page. with all the money we dropped in the casino i think that should be free.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
1 out of 5
I will never stay at this casino again.
Diane, disgruntled gambler Oct 27, 2009
The room was too hard to get to, the slot machines were old and boring, and the place was overrun with loud, rude people, ... especially near our room where people came in at 4:30 making enough noise to wake the dead. I have stayed at Harrah's before and found it much better. And this hotel has practically no security. Never again.
Traveler type: Family
I have trouble walking a great distance and this hotel is too far from everything.
Score
3 out of 5
Unbeatable location for the price"
Bugsy Oct 27, 2009
dddd ...
Traveler type: Single
Score
2 out of 5
Vegas Cheap hotel, Excellent location
Marty Oct 27, 2009
Perfect location near the Sands Convention Center, on the Strip and near shopping and entertainment. Rooms were adequate but ... dingy, carpet dirty/stained and casino felt closed in and crowded. But well worth the price of $60 per night for a weekday in Vegas. If one wants to lounge and play where they sleep, then I would recommend they go someplace else. When You need to play, go to Harras or the Flamingo next door. Harras has a very good buffet and some adequate restaurants that are convenient.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Good spot to crash, easy access to Strip
valleygirl Oct 27, 2009
great location. comfortable and clean. was a bit old, but nice that there's something affordable in the middle of the strip :) ...
Traveler type: Friends
go outside the hotel for a good time, the bars/casino inside seemed lame
Score
3 out of 5
Long weekend
Philly1234 Oct 26, 2009
Old hotel rooms still ok,great location dead center on the strip. ...
Traveler type: Single
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Stay at Imperial Palace. Have Fun at SAM'S Town. Or down town light show.
--Larry, Clearwater Florida Oct 31, 2009
Lots of great venues and entertainment within walking distance. Entertainment and dining is pricey so order a frige and microwave for your room and hit a liquor and grocery store.(In the hotel you can get a cup of coffee and a bagel for $8) Save your money for gambling and shows.
--Jim, Cape Coral, Florida Oct 29, 2009
Bellagio buffet. 40 bucks. But the food quality is UNPARALLELED!!!
--Christine, Ann Arbor, MI Oct 29, 2009
I attended a conference at Caesars Palace across the street and the savings I gained staying at Imperial Palace was worth it.
--Mike, Phoenix, AZ Oct 28, 2009
The Rockhouse club/bar/sports bar was really fun and in a great location...right outside the front entrance of the Hotel. And Harrah's, Flamingo, Caesars, Bellagio are all just outside the front door.
--Kelly, Baton Rouge, La Oct 28, 2009
I have trouble walking a great distance and this hotel is too far from everything.
--Diane, disgruntled gambler, Royal Oak, Michigan Oct 27, 2009
go outside the hotel for a good time, the bars/casino inside seemed lame
--valleygirl, Los Angeles CA Oct 27, 2009
Wear comfortable shoes!!!
--vegas girl, wadsworth, il Oct 26, 2009
The IP is centrally located on the strip, so any show is a short walk or monorail ride away.
--Broke again, TN Oct 26, 2009
Buy the all-day buffet special; we paid $25 each for the full day. The buffets at any of the surrounding hotels are pretty much the same.
--Doan, St. John's, Newfoundland (Canada) Oct 26, 2009
The imperial palace is in a great location and the rooms were great for the amount of time you really spend in your room!
--Love Vegas, Beloit WI Oct 26, 2009
Best bang for the buck and extensive selelections are the buffets.
--Dave, Waterbury, CT Oct 23, 2009
everything u need there
--sue, el paso,tx Oct 21, 2009
Carnegie Deli right across the street in The Mirage was great. We took a sandwich to go & had it for late lunch on our arrival day. One sandwich for two people. (The pastrami was a little dryer than the meat at Carnegie Deli in NY... it must be the water or something.) It was still wonderful.
--Peggy, New York Oct 19, 2009
Margarittaville is right around the corner which was alot of fun.
--Mac, Cleveland, OH Oct 19, 2009
For the better part there was some form of entertainment in the hotel but itinary of events would be helpful if attached to welcome package.
--Rooster, Coral Springs, Florida Oct 18, 2009
The "dealertainers" are fun to watch in Imperial Palace's casino. There are so many shows in Las Vegas just a short walk from the hotel.
--Beezer, Harrisburg, PA Oct 16, 2009
Due to the hundreds of dining & entertainment options in Vegas I highly recommend researching the web as a source of info. Due to the recommendations from other travellers we did not have a single dissapointing meal over our 6 day stay.
--Nooner27, London, Ont, CANADA Oct 16, 2009
Tickets 4 tonight is great to buy entertainment tickets for great prices and is near the Hotel.
--Yeika, Toa Alta, PR Oct 14, 2009
Le Village Buffet in Paris was excellent. The Imperial Palace gave us a coupon book that contained a $5 discount per person for up to 2 people. The 30 minute wait we had was well worth it. If you go around 10:00 am, you can get the best of both breakfast and lunch at the breakfast price by the time you start eating after the wait(they start transitioning to lunch a little before 11:00 am).
--GP Tissueman, Corvallis, OR Oct 14, 2009
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