Quiet score

70
Sleep 69Daytime 69
High confidence
road
Las Vegas Freeway, 148m away
Road with 5 lanes and speed limit of 65 mph km/h
-17 points
road
West Sahara Avenue, 199m away
Road with 5 lanes and speed limit of 45 mph km/h
-5 points
industrial
Industrial, 573m away
-2 points
airport
Helipad, 2147m away
Helipads are often not too busy - however during special events or emergencies, they may see increased traffic and noise.
Occasional-0 points
airport
Helipad, 2349m away
Helipads are often not too busy - however during special events or emergencies, they may see increased traffic and noise.
Occasional-0 points

How loud is Palace Station?

Palace Station in Las Vegas — check how noisy this location is before you book. We scanned OpenStreetMap for airports, train tracks, busy roads, nightclubs and other noise sources within 4 km of 2411, West Sahara Avenue, Rancho Charleston, Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada, 89102, United States, then scored it from 0 (very loud) to 100 (very quiet). See the live map and full breakdown above.

Noise sources we checked near Palace Station

  • Airports & runways
  • Train & rail lines
  • Motorways & roads
  • Nightclubs & bars
  • Stadiums & venues
  • Construction sites
  • Emergency services
  • Industrial areas

Day vs night

69
Sleep score (night)
69
Daytime

The sleep score down-weights daytime-only sources (schools, markets, most construction) and leans on things that keep you up at night, like bars and clubs. This estimate is high confidence.

How the quiet score works

Every nearby noise source is weighted by type, by how far it is from Palace Station, and by how often it's actually loud — a stadium or helipad counts far less than a motorway that never stops. The score is an estimate of the surroundings, not a decibel measurement, and it can't know which way your room faces or how well it's soundproofed. It's calibrated relative to the hotels we track, so treat it as a comparison tool and use the map above to judge the details yourself.

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