Chapultepec is the Line 1 station that drops you at the edge of Chapultepec Park. It sits on Avenida Chapultepec, 800 m from Hotel Emma Boutique and one stop from Sevilla. Walking there is often just as easy, but the station is handy when you’re tired after a day in the park or heading on to Tacubaya and Observatorio. Metrobús Line 7, which runs along Paseo de la Reforma, also stops nearby.
Practical information
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Distance from the hotel | 800 m, about a 10-minute walk |
| Line and connections | Metro Line 1 (Observatorio–Pantitlán); Metrobús Line 7, Chapultepec stop on Reforma |
| Metro service hours | Weekdays from 5:00, Saturdays from 6:00, Sundays and holidays from 7:00; closes at midnight |
| Payment | Integrated Mobility Card (Tarjeta de Movilidad Integrada) |
| Time to the hotel | About 10 minutes on foot, or one Metro stop to Sevilla |
Hours may change on holidays or during special events. Check official Metro notices.
Where it takes you
- Into the First Section of Chapultepec Park, home to the castle, the Museum of Modern Art and the zoo.
- To the Estela de Luz and Torre Mayor, a short walk away on Paseo de la Reforma.
- West to Tacubaya (Lines 7 and 9) and Observatorio, where El Insurgente train to Toluca departs.
- East to Sevilla, Insurgentes, Balderas and, with a change at Pino Suárez, the Zócalo.
- Along Reforma on Metrobús Line 7 to the Angel of Independence, the National Museum of Anthropology and downtown.
Getting there from Hotel Emma Boutique
On foot: walk to Avenida Chapultepec and follow it west toward the park for about 800 m, roughly 10 minutes on flat ground. By Metro: board at Sevilla, 200 m from the hotel, and ride one stop toward Observatorio. For such a short hop, walking is usually just as fast.
How to pay
The Metro and Metrobús both take the Integrated Mobility Card (Tarjeta de Movilidad Integrada), sold and topped up at station ticket windows and machines. The same card works across systems; each ride is charged separately.
Tips
- The station has several exits onto the Circuito Interior; for the park, look for the north exit.
- The park gets busy on weekends; arrive early if you want to see the castle at an easy pace.
- The front Metro cars are reserved for women and children.
- The area is busy when offices let out; if you have luggage, avoid rush hour.
Nearby
Plan your visit with our guides to Chapultepec Park, Chapultepec Castle and the Estela de Luz.
Frequently asked questions
What line is Chapultepec Metro station on?
Line 1, the pink line, between Juanacatlán and Sevilla. Metrobús Line 7 also stops close by, at its Chapultepec stop on Reforma.
What time does Chapultepec Metro open?
Like the rest of the Metro: from 5:00 on weekdays, 6:00 on Saturdays and 7:00 on Sundays and holidays, until midnight.
How do I get from Chapultepec Metro to the castle?
Head into the park and walk through the First Section to Chapultepec Hill; the climb to the castle is on foot.
How long is the walk from Chapultepec Metro to Roma Norte?
To Hotel Emma Boutique, at Calle Puebla 289, it’s about 800 m: roughly 10 minutes on foot.
Where to stay near Chapultepec Park?
Hotel Emma Boutique in Roma Norte is 800 m from Chapultepec Metro and 200 m from Sevilla Metro.