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Imperial Palace Hotel Las Vegas

Imperial Palace Hotel Las Vegas is the place to be when you're on a budget or looking for adventure and want to be in the company of fancy, resort hotel casinos like Caesar's Palace, Bellagio and Mirage. This casino has an Eastern theme with lots of fun things to do and see. Like the Wynn, IP has a car collection worth checking out.

This is a picture taken at Imperial Palace in Las Vegas where they have dealertainers that entertain and deal cards.

This is old-style Vegas. Experience it before it gets upgraded beyond recognition. Imperial Palace is a casino for both the budget-minded and the adventurous tourist. Like its famous, long-running shows, the hotel gets many repeat customers. Every kind of eating place is available and incredibly well-priced.

In this Asian-themed hotel, with its gold Chinese lion and Bruce Lee mirrored pillars, there is only one Chinese restaurant: Ming. It is good and won't break the bank. For romance, hit Fireside. Best to get steak or seafood here, and it's priced like the Voodoo Steak and Lounge at the Rio. Emperor's Buffet is the standard buffet of Vegas. Next door at Harrah's the buffet is a little better. Use your Player's Reward Card and get $5 off your buffet at the Imperial Palace Hotel Las Vegas.

During good weather there are Hawaiian Luaus on Thursday and Saturday nights by the pool. Inside, at the casino, take note of the costumed dealer celebrity impersonators looking like Michael Jackson and Marilyn Monroe. They really get into their own acts. Other long running shows include Legends in Concert, the most popular tribute show in the world. Expect to see Elvis, Elton John, Madonna, Britney and others. They play 6 nights a week. Look for discount coupons in all the Vegas magazines.

Picture of one of many vehicles at the Auto Collection at the Imperial Palace in Las Vegas on the Strip.

Imperial Palace Hotel Las Vegas is only 3 miles from McCarran International Airport. It's a good idea to take a taxi because the Valet Park entrance is easy to miss on the Strip if you don't know the area. The monorail stops here and it will take you to the Las Vegas Convention Center easily.

Want to learn poker? Imperial Palace has a class at 11 in the morning. Mostly they play Texas Hold'Em and it's exclusively low limit. In the casino, expect some slots to be loose and points to be given for nickel play. Minimum bets can go as low as $3. Lots of action and excellent cocktails flow freely. Make sure you join Imperial Palace's player club. You can get money off your room bill at the end of your stay.

Feeling in a romantic mood? Upgrade to the luv-tub room and get a big hot tub. Imperial Palace has a great spa; make sure you reserve ahead of time though. There's also a full-service salon if you want to look your best in Vegas. But be aware there is a no pet policy for rooms. Rooms can be reserved from this page at low rates. Hotel staff is friendly, so make sure you ask for what you need at the Imperial Palace Hotel Las Vegas.