IMPERIAL HOTEL + RESTAURANT, Amador City

Imperial Hotel + Restaurant is a 3-star property located in Amador City that still offers visitors to the Gold Country a warm and gracious welcome. Rooms feature original brick walls and operable windows. Each air-conditioned suite includes a minibar, tea and coffee facilities, a sitting area, a flat-screen TV with streaming services, and free toiletries. Select suites offer a balcony with city views. Suites are equipped with Barn & Willow drapes, Marshall Bluetooth speakers, Poliviar gooseneck electric kettles, and Quince linens. Guests can request a European-style breakfast tray delivered to their room for a fee. The suite has 1 bathroom with a walk-in shower and a hairdryer.

The Imperial Hotel Restaurant provides indoor and patio dining, open for nightly dinners and weekend lunches. The regionally acclaimed restaurant features locally grown produce, fresh meats, and sustainably harvested seafood. Guests can enjoy a Thanksgiving meal at the Imperial served by Chef Max + team, or attend a Winemaker's Dinner featuring Italian varietals grown on the designated historic vineyard. There is also an old fashioned soda fountain and lunch counter. Guests sip wine or tea on the balcony overlooking the town or on one of two native stone patios.

Guests can spend an afternoon visiting family-owned small wineries in Shenandoah Valley and Fair Play. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Indian Grinding Rock State Historic Park and Rancheria Creek Park. The small town is a great place to start and end a bike ride, hike, or day on the river. Villa Toscano Winery and other Amador County Wineries are within 10 miles of Amador Imperial Hotel. Guests may select a book or magazine from the hotel library. WineFest proceeds directly support art classes in elementary schools, scholarships for rural kids studying the arts in college, and free concerts in local parks. The Sutter Creek WineFest returns this year on Saturday, November 13th.

The Imperial Hotel is located in Amador City, one of the smallest Incorporated Cities in California, still steeped in tradition and preserving its history. The hotel is in a walkable area with good shopping. Landmarks nearby include Kennedy Gold Mine (7 km), Sutter Creek Gallery (4 km), Miners' Bend Historic Gold Mining Park (4 km), Lake Pardee (0.5 km), Knight Foundry (4 km), Fine Eye Gallery (3 km), and Gallery 10 (4 km). It is 85 km from Stockton Metropolitan.

The Imperial Hotel affords visitors an opportunity to stay the night and enjoy Amador City's Gold Country small town way of life. Guests are welcome to drop until their room is ready. Smoking is allowed in designated outside areas on the property. Guests can purchase curated snacks and mini-bar items such as Mendi CBD products, Golden Rule Canned Cocktails and Negroni Cocktail Kits. The hotel features Salt & Stone body wash and Kevin Murphy hair products. Artwork of vintage pieces and antique hotel relics decorate the walls.