Binion's Horseshoe Casino Las Vegas: Fixed Location and Documented Straight-Line Distances

For binion's horseshoe casino las vegas, the documented straight-line distance is 240.4 miles to LAX, 386.3 miles to Sacramento, 416.3 miles to San Francisco, 1521.5 miles to Chicago, and 2227.8 miles to NYC, all measured as straight-line. Road distance is always longer than straight-line distance, and this article does not publish driving mileage or travel time.

The fixed place behind this keyword is Binion's Gambling Hall and Hotel, also referred to in the supplied references by the alias horseshoe. Publicly published reference sources place it at coordinates 36.17138889, -115.14444444 in Las Vegas, Nevada. That gives you a stable point on the map even when branding, ownership, room counts, or surrounding transport options change over time.

The venue's fixed position

If your main question is where this venue sits, the most reliable answer here is its documented coordinate pair and city-state placement. The venue is in Las Vegas, Nevada, at latitude 36.17138889 and longitude -115.14444444.

From the coordinates alone, you can say it lies in the western United States and in the Southern Nevada area. Coordinates also let a reader compare their own starting point without guessing a route, a road network, or a departure neighborhood.

Documented venue facts tied to this place

Publicly published reference sources describe this property as Binion's Gambling Hall and Hotel. The same source set documents 366 hotel rooms as a historical facility figure, with the important caveat that room counts can change over time and that the cited room figure is attached to a specific published point in time.

The published references also tie the property's historical opening context to 1932. Ownership in the supplied references is given as TLC Casino Enterprises, and ownership details should always be read as time-specific because casino properties can be sold, restructured, or rebranded.

All documented straight-line pairings

The table below lists every injected reference-point pairing available for this venue. Every figure is a great-circle measurement, which means a straight line between coordinates rather than a drivable route.

Why straight-line distance and real travel differ

A great-circle figure is useful because it is stable and comparable. It ignores how roads bend, where bridges or crossings exist, where mountains or protected land block direct movement, and how urban street grids force detours.

That is why the supplied caveat matters: driving is always longer than the straight-line figure. Water bodies, terrain, one-way systems, limited-access road design, and cross-state routing choices all push the actual route beyond the map-line measurement.

Even when a reference point looks close in straight-line terms, the usable route can still be meaningfully longer. The reverse is also true in a limited sense: two places can look far apart in straight-line terms but still be connected by an efficient transport corridor, which is exactly why this article keeps route mileage and travel time separate from the documented geographic measurement.

How to read the venue's regional position

Because the venue's documented location is in Las Vegas, Nevada, the safest regional description is that it sits in Nevada and in the western part of the United States. The coordinates place it west of many of the eastern and central reference points in the table, such as Chicago, Washington dc, Toronto, and NYC.

The same table also shows how it relates to several western reference points. For example, the documented straight-line figures are 181.4 miles to Morongo, 182.7 miles to San Manuel, 218.1 miles to Pechanga, 240.4 miles to LAX, 381.9 miles to San Jose, and 416.3 miles to San Francisco, all as great-circle measurements.

These are not route instructions. They are orientation tools that help a reader understand scale: nearby reference points in Southern California appear in the low hundreds of straight-line miles, while East Coast and Canadian reference points sit far higher in the matrix.

What this keyword can and cannot tell you

The keyword names a specific Las Vegas venue, so the strongest answer is about fixed geography rather than live operating details. This article can tell you where the venue is documented to be, what historical facility facts are published in the supplied references, and which straight-line pairings are available in the distance matrix.

It cannot tell you road mileage to an unlisted starting point, and it cannot infer a route from your hotel, your neighborhood, or your current device location. If you need a point not shown in the table, use the venue coordinates with your own mapping tool and compare your starting point there.

What to confirm before you go

Before travelling, confirm the changeable items on the venue's own official channels. That includes current access arrangements, hotel availability, parking policy, current branding, and any on-site services you specifically plan to use.

For distance planning, use the coordinates 36.17138889, -115.14444444 as the fixed destination point, then check your own route in a current mapping service. For lodging questions, confirm whether the historical room figure still reflects the present property layout, because published room counts can change after closures, renovations, or repurposing.

If you are comparing this venue with another casino or city, keep the measurement types separate. Straight-line figures are useful for geographic context; route planners are the place to verify road mileage, transit options, and any live conditions on the day you travel.

FAQ

Is Binion's Horseshoe Casino Las Vegas the same place as Binion's Gambling Hall and Hotel?

The supplied references tie this keyword to Binion's Gambling Hall and Hotel and also include the alias horseshoe. In practice, that means this article treats the keyword as referring to that documented Las Vegas venue, while noting that names and branding can shift over time.

Can this article tell me how far the venue is from my location?

Only if your starting point is one of the documented reference points listed in the table. If it is not, this article cannot measure that specific pair. What it can give you is the venue's fixed coordinate pair, which you can enter into your own map tool to measure from your location.

Does the 366-room figure describe the property today?

Not necessarily. The published source sentence explicitly ties the 366-room figure to a historical reference point, so it should be read as a documented past facility figure rather than a guaranteed current count. Room totals can change when parts of a property close, reopen, or are reconfigured.

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