Imperial Palace
As one of the Harrah’s properties, Imperial Palace is another casino and hotel that’s just beginning to set itself apart from the rest of the louder and more energetic resorts. Seemingly small and situated right in the middle of the strip, the Imperial Palace doesn’t look like much form Las Vegas Boulevard, but once you take a look at the towers of rooms at the back, you can see just how ready this hotel is for action.
The recent remodeling of the Imperial Palace casino area has helped to brighten up the darker interior and to bring in more of the Eastern theme to the gambling mood. With a number of different games to play and the ticket system that so many casinos now employ, you can move from machine to machine until you’re up or until you’re out of money. Free gambling lessons are available if you want to learn the rules of blackjack and poker, so inquire within to see when you might be able to sign up for these insider lessons.
When you want to spend your winnings, you can always stop over at the many shops adjacent to the hotel ñ many of which offer ‘luxury’ items for only a fraction of the price. This can be a fun way to stock up on Vegas cheesiness without spending everything you made at the slots. Or you could sit by the pool to soak in the summer sun.
For restaurants, the Imperial Palace offers a number of tasty options: Betty’s Diner, Burger Palace, Cockeyed Clam, Embers, Emperor’s Buffet, Fireside, Ming, Pizza Palace, and the Teahouse. With all of these options, everyone in your family can be appeased.
Room rates are generally low, but they vary widely from week to week, so checking with the hotel front desk is your best bet to get the answers you need.
