Nestled near the Shenandoah Valley AVA in the Sierra Foothills, the Imperial Hotel is a historic six-room boutique with a full bar and restaurant in the wonderfully quaint town of Amador City, California.
Built in 1879, this brick building replaced a wood frame hotel that was destroyed by fire in 1878. Extensively restored in 1968 and 1988, the Imperial Hotel again proudly serves its original purpose in the California Sierra gold country.
The two-floor historic boutique hotel features six redesigned guest rooms in the main building, with an additional three luxurious cottage rooms a block away. In the main brick building, the interior spaces have been carefully transformed to retain the historic charm while offering a new elegant and minimal design that seamlessly blends with the original wood floors, high ceilings, exposed beams, and brick walls.
The hotel includes three king rooms, two with semi-private balconies overlooking Main Street, and three queen rooms, two of which have a connecting door, an excellent option for larger groups. Each room features a private bathroom with new modern amenities. The rooms also feature new organic drapes by Barn & Willow, Marshall Bluetooth speakers, Poliviar Gooseneck electric kettles, and luxurious, sustainably-produced linens by Quince. Guests can also purchase in-room items, including organic snacks, Mendi CBD products, and house curated cocktail kits. The artwork throughout the rooms and common areas has been carefully curated to incorporate existing art from the hotel’s history alongside other vintage pieces.
The Imperial Hotel features an intimate yet lively restaurant and bar, inviting local’s and visitors to enjoy a multi-faceted food and beverage experience.