Getting around Huntington Park is possible by Metro bus, with A Line stations at Florence, Firestone and Slauson for rail connections. From Casa Bella Inn- Huntington Park, Florence station is about 26 minutes on foot or 4 minutes by car, while the city centre is about 14 minutes on foot or 2 minutes by car.
- Nearby A Line stations: Florence, Firestone and Slauson.
- Local bus routes: Lines 108, 111, 115 and the Huntington Park Shuttle, Line 611.
- Regular one-way fare: $1.75; Metro also offers daily and 7-day fare caps.
- Trip planning: Metro provides a Trip Planner, real-time arrivals, schedules, maps and service alerts.
Getting Around from the Hotel Area
From the hotel area, you can reach Huntington Park city centre in about 14 minutes on foot or 2 minutes by car. Florence station is about 26 minutes on foot or 4 minutes by car from this two-star motel, making it the closest of the three A Line stations by the stated travel times.
For a local outing, Augustus F. Hawkins Natural Park is about 45 minutes on foot or 6 minutes by car from the hotel. Mary McLeod Bethune Park is about 49 minutes on foot or 9 minutes by car. The African American Firefighter Museum is about 94 minutes on foot or 13 minutes by car.
For neighborhood context and local points of interest, the Huntington Park neighborhood guide can help you shape an outing around the area.
Nearby Metro Stations
Florence, Firestone and Slauson are A Line stations, and each has a different travel time from the hotel area. Metro buses also run along major streets through Huntington Park.
Firestone station is about 44 minutes on foot or 8 minutes by car from the hotel. Slauson station is about 45 minutes on foot or 8 minutes by car. If you are driving to a station, compare the times with your planned departure and check current service before setting out.
Metro bus Line 108 runs via Slauson Avenue, Line 111 via Florence Avenue, and Line 115 via Firestone Boulevard. Line 611 is identified as the Huntington Park Shuttle. Line 108 runs between Marina Del Rey and Pico Rivera, Line 111 between LAX/Metro Transit Center and Norwalk Station, and Line 115 between Playa Del Rey and Norwalk.
Planning a Transit Journey
Use the Trip Planner, real-time arrivals, directions, service alerts, schedules and maps to plan a bus-and-rail trip. Timetables and maps are available for the A Line and local bus routes.
Metro’s regular one-way fare is $1.75. The daily fare cap is $5 after three paid rides, and the 7-day fare cap is $18. Riders paying with TAP, a credit card or a debit card receive two hours of free transfers; round trips are excluded.
You can pay with a physical or digital Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, JCB or UnionPay card, or with Apple Pay or Google Pay at validators on buses and rail stations.
A physical TAP card costs $2 at TAP vendor locations or vending machines at Metro rail, J Line and G Line stations; a digital TAP card is available through the TAP app. Buses without all-door boarding accept exact change, but cash payments do not include transfers. Metro Rail requires a credit card, debit card or TAP card.
If your trip starts at the airport, LAX is about 27 minutes by car from the hotel. The LAX to Huntington Park route guide covers transfer options for reaching the area.
Fares, routes and service can change, so check the official site before you go: Metro’s rider resources include current schedules, fare details and service alerts.
When Driving or Walking May Suit Your Plans
Walking or driving may suit a trip better than taking transit, depending on your destination and the time available. For example, the city centre is about 14 minutes on foot from the hotel, while Firestone and Slauson stations each take about 8 minutes by car from there.
Huntington Park’s Street Maintenance Division maintains streets, sidewalks, curbs, gutters, alleyways, public parking lots and the public right of way across 81 center-line miles. Its work includes street and sidewalk repairs, traffic painting, pothole repairs and regulatory sign maintenance.
FAQs
Which Metro stations serve Huntington Park?
Florence, Firestone and Slauson are stations on Metro’s A Line route.
Which Metro bus lines run through Huntington Park?
Lines 108, 111 and 115 serve corridors along Slauson Avenue, Florence Avenue and Firestone Boulevard. Line 611 is Metro’s Huntington Park Shuttle.
How much is a Metro ride?
Metro’s regular one-way fare is $1.75. Fare caps and transfer rules also apply, depending on how you pay and how often you ride.
Where can you check for transit delays?
Metro provides service alerts for delays, detours and service changes through its rider resources and official app.