Boasting a garden and views of mountain, B&B Il Posto delle Rose is a bed and breakfast set in a historic building in Almenno San Salvatore, 11 km from Accademia Carrara.
Bes Hotel Bergamo Ovest is set in a residential area near the Dalmine exit of the A4 Milano-Venezia Motorway. It offers free parking and rooms with free WiFi.
Iida
Finland
Clean and nice room. Best breakfast of our ten days trip! It was also good that we got to do late check out before our flight.
GombitHotel is set in Bergamo centre, a 2-minute walk from Santa Maria Maggiore Cathedral. It offers air-conditioned rooms with minibar, TV and free Wi-Fi.
Georgia
Cyprus
Perfect location
Ambience, combination of the old with the new, nice building that kept its identity
Breakfast was ok
Clean
Offering air-conditioned rooms, La Castellana Loft Hotel offers rooms and apartments spread around the centre of Bergamo and up to 400 metres from the main building.
La Quercia is in Mozzo, 4 km from both Bergamo and the Dalmine exit of the A4 Autostrada Serenissima motorway. Rooms include air conditioning, and a flat-screen TV with free Mediaset Premium channels....
ANA
United Kingdom
It was veru handy for stopping en route to our final destination. There is a fantastic sushi restaurant nect door to the hotel that was open until late .
The guy at the reception didn’t speak any English but he was very friendly and managed to explain rules etc.
the only person even remotely friendly was the chef.
the only person even remotely friendly was the chef. They had very few of the listed choices on their menu. The owner was bad humoured and rude. The taxi driver charged me double the price from the airport and again on a trip to Bergamo. A radio-taxi driver was horrified to hear about this when he charged me a lot less. Buses back to Almenno from Bergamo stop at approx 7pm so if you miss that (I did twice, the first time because I didn't know the times and the second because the train was delayed coming back from Verona). If visiting Bergamo, it would be much cheaper to specify 'in Bergamo city' in your search. Northern Italy is far more money-grabbing than Rome which was an excellent place to visit. The area is absoutely worth a visit, just beware of being ripped off. (and remember to check if there is a kettle!). I offered the one I had to buy to the hotel owner (having already given them a knife, a bucket, port, unopened food etc) and he rudely said 'I don't want.' I would have thought it would be useful to them for any future guests and as I could not take it with me (baggage restrictions) I just gave it to a random stranger. There was a weird, unwelcoming feel to the hotel and I could hear a woman shouting at a man at night I found upsetting.
Geraldine
Ireland
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