Based on your laughter of my last comment, I suppose your definition of a vacation is markedly different than mine.
No, not at all. You are opposite of me. I cannot sleep in quiet, never have been able to sleep in quiet. I shared a room with my two sisters when we were kids. It was not quiet even then with our music to fall asleep on our 9V transistor radio with the terrible sound. I also have to have weight on my feet when I sleep, so I toss a pillow on my feet to sleep on vacation. At home, we have a weighted blanket.
I usually watch TV until I get drowsy, then I put the Amazon ocean video on after I start to get sleepy. Rick can sleep anywhere, anytime, and he would probably prefer no noise. He doesn't get drowsy with the TV on.
This all started with Rick at the firehouse every third night with the TV watching, basically 1975. I would watch TV to keep my mind off of work, also because Rick wasn't home. It was a splurge back then to add a TV to the bedroom, but I needed it. Reading a book to get drowsy works for me as well, but even the light of that bothers Rick.
I am glad Westin was able to move you to a quieter location. Sleep is important.