Bergamo Hotel Guide - Largo Porta Nuova hotels in Bergamo, Italy.

"Excellent location, hotel was lovely, room was great as was breakfast. All staff we encountered were very nice, friendly and helpful. We would definitely recommend and we look forward to visiting again "

"Lovely hotel 🏨 in a nice ice part of town. Friendly helpful staff."

"This is one of the best hotels we have ever stayed at. The entire hotel is only recently built, the rooms are modern and stylish. The staff are incredibly friendly and are always willing to help. The bed is big and comfortable, and the shower is definitely the best part. The rooms come with a massive TV with Netflix. On the site is a complex which when completed will be filled with lots of shops and restaurants, some of which are already open. The hotel is in close proximity to the tram station so getting into Bergamo is a breeze. You can also take the line up the other way to Albino and do some hiking. We stayed as a couple and had absolutely no issues at all, the only minor comment would be that there was some limescale in the shower head but a quick wipe with a cloth sorted that out. Also the rooftop restaurant is expensive so just keep that in mind. However the food is incredible. The breakfast is great, there is a wide selection of cereal, hot food, pastries and fruit available and we were always able to get a seat. Would definitely return to this hotel and can highly recommend to others. "

"Clean room, staff was friendly and easy from/to airport."

"This was a lovely hotel, with fridge and kettle, and unexpectedly, a balcony. I don't know if it was just my phone, but I couldn't very often get wifi in my room. The staff were surprised at this, although it did say on the tourist board website that it was only available in public areas. It worked perfectly in the comfortable lobby/lounge area on the ground floor anyway, and also in the outside space nearby, which had a table, chairs, and a paasol. It was about 10 minutes walk from the station and modern town, and not too far from the funicular to the upper town (or there is a bus)"

"I had a great stay at B&B Hotel Bergamo City. The hotel is clean, modern, and comfortable, with surprisingly quiet rooms despite being located on a main road. The soundproofing and blackout curtains really help ensure a restful night. The breakfast selection was varied and satisfying, offering a good start to the day. The hotel also provides parking facilities, which is a big plus if you're driving. One of the best aspects is its location. It's just a short walk from the train station, making day trips to Milan super convenient — only €9 return and about an hour's travel. Additionally, the Città Alta, Bergamo’s historic upper town, is within walking distance and absolutely worth spending a day exploring. Staff were friendly and helpful, and the WiFi was reliable throughout the stay. Overall, this hotel offers great value for money and is a solid choice for both leisure and business travelers."

"Delightful hotel - we would happily stay again. Quite centrally located in a nice area (although all of Bergamo seemed very pleasant from what we saw). Spacious bedrooms, reception staff extremely helpful with booking taxis and so on. A welcome drink on the first night was a lovely bonus. We didn't sample the breakfast as there are so many cafes in the city to try, but it looked good. All in all a very pleasant hotel indeed - can't wait to return to Bergamo and the Arli hotel will be high on our list of places to stay. "

"Everyone was very helpful with our limited Italian. Breakfast was delicious. We felt very safe and lots of dining options within a five minute walk. "

"Lovely, luxurious large and comfortable room in a great location between the lower and upper city of Bergamo. Situated opposite a bus stop for easy transfers to and from the station and airport and the upper and lower city. The room was very clean and well decorated. PLEASE NOTE (especially if you book a non refundable room) to enter the property you must have a mobile telephone that can dial through to Italian lines and not via Wifi or VOIP dialling. On arrival you have to ring a given number twice to get through the two entrance doors. We didn’t know that in advance and only found out after making our booking with Hotels.com when we received an email direct from the accommodation provider. If you don’t have that facility they say you need to cancel the reservation. It should be ok with most international mobile phones but think it’s important for customers to know this in advance. "