Best Bergamo Hotels

The hotel is new and parking is convenient.

Good points - communal areas clean and tidy. Vitoria on reception nice. Large bedroom looked like it was recently Decorated. Big bed and soft pillows. Enough electric sockets. Good shower. Soundproof, although there's always someone who has to slam their door. Breakfast good. All the usual. Bread, ham, cheese, yoghurt, fruit eggs etc. Bit manic at times. Bad points. Bedroom wasn't cleaned and bed wasn't made one day. Another day we weren't left with a spare toilet roll. Our towels were never folded and just left in a heap on the rail. Never given any milk in room for coffee. We haf a shared balcony, but if we went on it, you could see staight into another bedroom, on the corner. Thick slimy brown muck at bottom of shower. It was never clear off in the 9 nights we were there. Without effort, I cleared a bit off with a tissue. It was disgusting. Area is good and not run down considering its by the station

The Arli Hotel has an unprepossessing exterior on a busy commercial street but is very conveniently located - a short walk from the train station, or to the funicular to the old city, Citta Vecchia, and the downtown shopping and strolling streets. Inside, it is clean, efficient, and well laid-out with a helpful and friendly front desk staff. Our room was likewise very clean, with very comfortable bed, good lighting, useful shelf space and furnishings, simple modern decor, and a decent-sized and fine bathroom. Breakfast was fresh and plentiful. We were entirely happy with our stay here.

Convenient location, safe area, although the hotel has a sense of history, but the facilities are complete, breakfast is full! Good choice!

Facilities: The facilities are very new, with switches for delay lighting and extinguishing functions. The heating in the public area and the room is very sufficient, and a single coat can be fully opened in the room. Hygienic: The room was cleaned very clean and very satisfied Environment: The location is very good, very close to the top of the mountain, not far from the core of the old city in the upper city. Service: The front desk and restaurant brother are very good, very humorous and talkative

We were instructed to drive in front of the hotel, which was very difficult, to get a permit to drive in the Cittá Alta and a voucher for the parking garage. If you have small baggage, it’s better to send your license plate to reception, and park your car first. Our room was narrow and large, with a king size bed, the bathroom in the middle, and a corridor to the closet, a sofa bed and a table. It had a small TV, minibar, espresso and teapot, safe box, robes and slippers and a large shower, no bathtub. The décor is minimalist and chic, with wooden floors. There were windows to both sides of the block. Try no to walk barefoot around the room; the bed has sharp metal corners. I hit my toes twice. On our way out, I saw parents using the step elevator at the lobby for their young girl’s wheelchair and was surprised at this very useful facility.

Lovely boutique hotel with amazing, friendly and ever- helpful staff. Our room was on the 3rd floor at the front and we only heard any late night noise (bistro and restaurant across the road) one evening when we had the windows open. No sound could be heard when the windows were closed (other than the aircon). Our room was large with a large bathroom and wonderful walk-in shower. The breakfast choice was excellent with made to order hot breakfasts beautifully presented and cooked. Good location with shops, restaurants, cafes and buses nearby. Being of an age, we took the bus up to cite alta. All the Italians we met were very friendly and helpful and keen to practise their English. It is only a very short journey from Bergamo airport but it is an extremely busy airport and, when we landed, around 8.30pm, there was a long queue for taxis and none there. There is an airport bus but it is a normal bus without luggage space. If you travel with less luggage than us then this may be an option. It is a fair walk then to the hotel though there is a bus you can take but beware, many of the buses stop running mid-evening. It is a beautiful city in two parts, upper and lower and a wonderful hotel. We stayed a week which, I understand, is fairly unusual. We did travel to Milan for one day, 1 hour by train, but the Lakes were a 2 hour journey with a change so we didn’t manage that. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and can’t praise the hotel staff highly enough, especially the front desk staff, Francesco, Joanna and Rebecca who really made our stay special.