Recently Reviewed Hotels around Amador City

• Imperial Hotel
  "Rustic with great food"
  "The Imperial Hotel in the tiny Gold Country town of Amador City in the Sierra Nevada foothills is more than 100 years old. That means the floors creak, the stairs are somewhat steep, and a giant ceiling fan cools the room in summer. That's all part of its charm. Add to that, it's perched on the edge..." of the town with interesting shops...and the best bakery in the county. The dining room is surprisingly good for the area, and worth eating there for your dinner. Breakfast is included in a very moderate price. You'll transport yourself back to the 19th century in this classic hotel. " More >
• Imperial Hotel
  "Great Hotel and Restaurant"
  "The Imperial Hotel is a must if you are traveling to the Foothills. The historic hotel is charming and you can choose your rooms from their website before you go. Sitting on the balcony overlooking Amador City was a highlight of the trip. Make sure that if you want to stay in the hotel that you g..."et one of the six rooms there since they also have rooms in another location. The restaurant on the first floor is great and the bar is perfect for an after dinner drink. The staff could not have been more friendly or helpful. I would definitely stay here again. " More >
• Imperial Hotel
  "Restaurant worth a visit"
  "This is a review of the restaurant; we did not stay in the hotel. There are not too many noteworthy restaurants in the Amador foothills but this is one of them. For those readers who do not wish to read my full review,, the primary reasons I enjoy this restaurant are: • It’s location in quiet ..."and charming Amador City. • A bright and airy dining room decorated in a way that appeals to both young and old. • An exceptionally nice terrace for warm-weather dining. • A menu that includes both traditional staples and more unusual fare. • Good value. One enters the building into a combined reception / bar area. An old wooden bar with perhaps eight stools to the left, two or three tables, stairs leading up to the rooms and the dining room to the right. It’s simple and rustic. The dining room, which is separated from the bar/reception area, is perhaps 15 feet wide and about three or four times that in length. High ceilings, soft colors and windows make for a bright and airy... " More >