Imperial Palace Hotel Las Vegas

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3535 Las Vegas Boulevard South Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, 89109, 702-731-3311

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De Sedona à Las Vegas

Journée bien remplie.  Une grande randonnée de 3 heures dans les montagnes entourant Sedona (plus de 6 km avec un changement d'altitude de plus de 350 mètres).  Après, une petite balade en voiture de plus de 5 heures pour se rendre à Las Vegas.  La route partant de Sedona est tellement sinueuse et cachée entre les montagnes que le GPS ne parvenait pas à capter les satellites.

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States claire-michel
C'est fini

C'est la fin.  14 jours, 5800 km et 1200 photos plus tard, on se prépare à retourner à la maison.  Un long vol Las Vegas-Montréal nous attend dans quelques heures.  

Le voyage a été très plaisant.  Le seul point négatif est la trop grande distance entre les attractions, mais à part ça, tout est parfait.

Meilleurs hôtels: Days Inn à Page, AZ, Red Stone Inn, Moab, UT et America's best value à Las Cruces, NM.

Meilleures visites: Carlsbad Caverns, White Sands et le tour de Je...

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States claire-michel
The Shiny Area

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States eakspeasy
The Strip!

After such a long day yesterday I figured that I would take it easy today, have a lie in and then head down to the strip later - no such luck - housekeeping were banging on the door at 9.00am, do they not realise this is a hostel - its not supposed to be clean!!! I did manage to sleep again though and finally headed down to the strip about lunch time - god knows what the temperature was here today but it was hot so walking in the full sun wasn't an option. I took the bus down to the strip. Th...

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States emzeeb3
Las Vegas - Day 2

Amazingly, we got up at 9AM, and got discounted tickets for Phantom of Opera show at $80 each. It was quite a good deal, and the performance was absolutely astonishing (the decoration of the theatre is amazingly detailed and impressive). * Get a discounted ticket and see one of the shows in LV is a must! After visiting th lion habitate in MGM, we headed out to Billagio for lunch buffet. The $20 buffet was good value, although below my expectation due to no king crab legs, it still provided lo...

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States iiiwater
First Day, Running the Strip, and

After an uneventful flight that left Dayton at 7:20 with a layover in Minnesota I arrived at around 11pm in Las Vegas and tried to haul it to a shuttle to the strip to make it to the Bellagio fountains. I decided to take a shuttle since taxis are now up to $25 each way. A shuttle was $6 each way. Unfortunately the one I chose decided to take its time to fill up and I just missed the last show at the Bellagio when I arrived on the strip about midnight and met up with my parents. Oh well. Gave ...

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States jeremystravels
Finishing the Strip and Freemont St!

Day 2



Again, I really didn't want to sleep very much because it is Vegas afterall. Before heading out I stopped at the casino to try my luck on the penny machines. I may have lost $2 but was up a free Jaeger bomb, a great start to the morning. Since we did not go to the North end of the strip on the first day, we decided to hit that this morning.



The first stop was the Mirage, where I would be seeing Cirque du Soleil's "LOVE" the following night. With the excepti...

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States jeremystravels
Ending Vegas Proper with

Day 3



Being the last day in Las Vegas, I had to make the most of it. My parents got up at 6am to catch their flight, so I got up to see them off before going back to bed. Considering I had been only sleeping about 5 hours I needed a bit more. I slept in til about 9:45 and was checked out by about 10:30. Since I had to go directly to the airport that night I left my bags in the bag check room ($1 tip to the attendant) and headed out.



Considering it was almost 11am...

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States jeremystravels
LA to San Francisico

We arrived in LA the day before we left Fiji - very odd, and it took us about 3 days to get over it. This was not a bad thing as we recuperated on Venice beach. We loved it there (could probably live there too) We had a long walk to Santa Monica and hit the shops on the boulevard (window shopping again...) and chilled out in the neat bars and cafes on the beach front. After a trip to LA hospital to have stitches removed we hired a car and headed down to San Diego for a few days. We hired a co...

Las vegas, United States jimmyandvic
Las Vegas, Nevada

After getting up early, we were picked up by the taxi and headed to LAX for our flight to Las Vegas. The flight was only about 45 minutes long, but we had some good views out over LA and the Mojave Desert on the way there. After landing and catching the train between the terminal and baggage claim (it's all class in Las Vegas) we caught a shuttle bus to our hotel, The Imperial Palace. Despite getting a complimentary upgrade to a suite from a standard room (just by asking for it), I wouldn't d...

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States marksadventures
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Historical Traveler Reviews of Imperial Palace Hotel Las Vegas

Good Value

from A TripAdvisor Member
We had reservations about staying at the IP because we had read several bad reviews - but we were pleasantly surprised. The location is excellent, you can't get any better - right in the heart of the strip. Sure the rooms are plain and standard, but they were clean and who spends a lot of time in their room in Vegas! Furthermore, it has cheap minimum tables for when you get tired of gambling at the high minimum tables in the surrounding luxurious hotels. The outdoor space (pool) is also plain. We paid $80/night which was a great value for what we got. Keep your expectations in line with what you're paying and you won't be disappointed.

IP is a great deal for the price!

from A TripAdvisor Member
Imperial Palace is definitely a good deal for the price and location. The people are nice and you cant beat being in the middle of the strip. I would defintely go back and stay there.

Great location - decent rates & service

from A TripAdvisor Member
We have stayed at the Imperial Palace for the past couple of years because it is very inexpensive and in a great location. We arrived at Imperial Palace around 11:30 p.m. on November 3rd and upon check-in was upgraded from a standard room to a suite (at no extra cost.) We loved the MaiTai bar and if you want to grab something quick for breakfast try the coffee shop - great sweet rolls.

If you are in a hurry - take the stairs. The elevators are SLOW, SLOW, SLOW. Waited 10 minutes for a elevator (that wasn't already full). One elevator didn't even work.



If you really only want a room to sleep in and want to save money - stay at the Imperial Palace. We plan to stay here next year when we return.

Decent + cheap place to stay

from A TripAdvisor Member
My wife and I went to Las Vegas for her birthday last week and spent four nights at the Imperial Palace. For a really cheap rate we got a clean room on the 18th floor with a great view across the strip to Cesear's. There was nothing special about the room itself (old Holiday Inn definitely sums up the decor) but the view was great. The elevators were awful on Sunday at checkout time, but otherwise we really enjoyed staying there.

The rooms are basic but clean

from A TripAdvisor Member
I stayed at the Imperial Palace in July 2002. I found the rooms were basic but clean. It's in a great location on the strip. I would stay here again as I found the Imperial Palace great value for money and the rooms to be very nice.

Just plain gross!

from Elliestar
I wouldn't want my dog to stay here - and I don't love my dog that much! Just plain gross! Dirty, dirty, dirty. After two nights we left. Don't do it no matter how cheap the rooms are - sleep in your car . . . . you'll be much more pleased, I promise!

Yuckooooo

from A TripAdvisor Member
All I have got to say is steam the carpets, get new matresses and please get faster elevators. i waited 10 minutes for one. And the buffet, ughh I was on the toilet half the night. Spend a few more dollars and stay somewhere else!!

Viva Las Vegas

from A TripAdvisor Member
This hotel is in an excellent position on the Strip right in the middle so easy to access both ends. That is about the best thing I can say about it as the rooms were awful, not that clean, dark and dingy. Although there are several restaurants at this hotel I would not recommend eating there as the meals we had were below average, even if you went to one of the a la carte's. The casino was ok, but the staff very unfriendly and rude. Next time I would pay a little bit more and stay at Ballys or the Flamingo.

Imperial Palace, Inferior Palace

from A TripAdvisor Member
The Imperial Palace is in a great location - center strip and within easy walking distance of many other hotels. HOWEVER, the place is dark, dingy, and somewhat dirty, food is poor at best.

The rooms are typical Holiday Inn-type rooms.

I'd suggest you spend just a couple more dollars and go to Harrahs or Flamingo - just as good of a location, but much better value.

A fun and professional place to stay

from A TripAdvisor Member
I have been going to Las Vegas for many years and have stayed in many different casino hotels. My wife and I decided to try the Imperial Palace and found it to be a friendly and professional place to stay and play. We have enjoyed our stays there and we are returning again in May. No other facility has been as accomodating and personal and the associates at the Palace.

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