I've been staying here every year when I meet my Family in Bergamo. The hotel is getting better and…read morebetter every time I see it. I have compared the quality and service and the price is the beat in the area. They even got parking.....

I enjoyed my stay at the Hotel Excelsior San Marco. I stayed for a week for business, and the…read moreclose proximity of the hotel with the Old town (Upper Bergamo) came in very handy. It's quite easy to walk to the Funicular (cable car) and ride up to the upper city. The service at this hotel was top notch. Every encounter I had with all levels of the hotel staff were top notch. I'd recommend this hotel to any of my colleagues staying in Bergamo. On the first floor they have a dining area for a daily breakfast buffet which I liked very much as it is complimentary for hotel guests. The hotel breakfast made mornings prior to going into the office very easy. On the 8th floor, there is a very nice rooftop restaurant that has some very nice views of the city of Bergamo, and also the old city. The food at this restaurant was very good and I recommend dining there at least once for the views.

I was lucky enough to accompany my hubby on a work trip to Italy a few weeks ago. On our last few…read moredays, we opted to stay in the town of Bergamo (home of San Pellegrino and one of the Popes). After searching all the hotels we could, we got a tip from a friend who had lived in Bergamo and knew some the best places to stay. He directed us to the Ginevra Rooms. To note, Bergamo has two city centers: Città Alta (aka Uptown) which is located on a hilltop surrounded by 16th-century Venetian walls and Città Bassa (aka Downtown) where all the nightlife and shopping is to be had. So wherever you stay, you will want to be connected to both areas. Ginevra Rooms Hotel is located in the sweetest spot of all, about a 10-minute walk or so to the train station, a 5-minute walk to Villa Settembre (the main shopping street) and equal distance to the funicular (a cable car) that takes you up to Citta Alta. It is also next door to the Hotel Excelsior San Marco, which has a gorgeous (but spendy) rooftop restaurant with breathtaking views of Citta Alta. When we arrived, we were greeted by the hotel managers, Leila and Gianni. They walked us through everything we needed to know about the room. They had office hours from about 8am-6pm and were just a text away if we needed anything and offered round the clock service after hours. Leila and Gianni were patient with our two-week speed learned Italian and were very helpful with ideas of where to go, shop or to eat. They even recommended a local restaurant and set up our dinner reservations for us. The room was amazing (see photos)! Our room was on the balcony, which had a beautiful view of uptown. Everything was gorgeous and even better in person than in photos. The room was spacious and beautifully designed. They gave us two sets of standard hotel key cards and entrance to the outside is remotely controlled with your cell phone (no costs to you). Our room was the largest we space we'd been in our travels and spoiled us with all the amenities. They provided standard soaps and shampoo, but we also had mouthwash, intimate care soap (for the bidet) and even a bath sponge in the shower. The tub was big enough for two and there were plenty of bath towels for both - which hung neatly on the towel warming rack. Our bed was large, roomy, and comfy as well. We had a 40 or so inch TV which was equipped with both cable and SKY TV. Internet service was fast and reliable and nothing beat working on the balcony of the room overlooking the park down below and Citta Alta to the right. A very nice and generous surprise to us was that everything in the mini-bar was free (including the sodas, still and sparkling waters, and beer). They had a Nespresso machine, tea service and biscotti in the room for you which they would replace once a day without any extra charge. Sadly, we didn't realize they also had a wine cellar until the last night, so we might have been able to enjoy a glass at the end of our days. All in all, this was the best place to spend our last few vacation days in Italy and I would recommend anyone to stay with Leila and Gianni as your hosts. The service was top notch and they were very attentive to make sure we had everything we needed during our stay. Grazie mille, Leila and Gianni!

We were assigned a room that had a non-working AC, which the management knew weeks before we even…read morearrived. Had to open the windows for some breeze and endured a searing hot and annoyingly loud night, ambulance sirens every 15 minutes, and drunk people passing by. No compromise was offered by the management, not even a sorry.

Great hotel, close to the airport. Very clean with comfortable beds and bedding. Owner was very…read morenice and stayed late last minute because our flight was delayed. Was surprised by the ringing church bells in the morning but it was charming.

From the owner: Stile Libero è un Bed&Breakfast accogliente e funzionale, con 11 camere moderne e dotate di ogni…read moreservizio. E' collocato a pochi passi dall' Aeroporto Internazionale di Orio al Serio (raggiungibile anche a piedi), dalla Fiera di Bergamo, da Oriocenter. Bergamo città dista 3 chilometri. Il paese di Orio al Serio, dove si trova Stile Libero, è piccolo e ordinato: vi si trovano market, ristoranti e pizzerie, farmacia, banca. La nostra accoglienza è cordiale e informale, attenta a tutte le esigenze dei nostri ospiti. La colazione a buffet è ricca e genuina, con offerta di piatti dolci e salati.

I'm so excited to review this fully equipped hostel. This is more of a hotel, because of the…read morequality and standards. The place was clean and comfortable, and literally in the center of everything important. On the walls they have beautiful pictures of places to visit and their locations. Their is a pay self-serve laundry center, vending machines, a bar/cafe and cafeteria. I checked in a day before my friend who was still working until evening of the next day. Allowing me to stay in a double room the night before my friend came in was such a smart business decision on part of the staff. The kind lady who works the night shift said they didn't want to inconvenience me by moving me around. This was great because it allowed me to have the entire day to enjoy Bergamo without coming back early to check-out and check back into a new room. Also, I enjoyed watching a bit of Italian TV while having a quiet chat to my family and friends back home. It was my birthday and I felt very taken care of! The only star I would take away from would be from myself! Haha. I completely forgot about the free and amazing breakfast in the cafeteria downstairs, which is a pity because even the interior design and setup of the cafeteria was beautiful and it would've been nice to converse with other guests. In general, everything was tidy and spacious. My friend who came the next day was also pleased, but we checked out before breakfast was available the next day! Next time I come back, I won't forget!! :) Thank you to all the staff for a good experience!

The cutest, most personal B&B experience during our recent trip to Italy. The man and I traveled to…read moreLago d'Iseo to experience Christo's "floating piers" installation. We would have stayed in Lago d'Iseo, but most of the hotels were sold out due to the exhibit. We decided to stay in Bergamo, since it is a short drive away. I found In Centro on Trip Advisor and the reviews and pictures looked good. The B&B is located in a very nice part of town, with easy access to the old and new town areas. Plenty of restaurants nearby and the best gelato in Bergamo (La Romana) happens to be within a walking distance. The manager was very helpful offering us tips and recommendations - even gave us a discount code for car parking in the nearby parking structure. Breakfast is small, intimate, and plentiful. Wifi is free and fast. The rooms are modern and huge (by European hotel standards) compared to many other European B&Bs where we've stayed. Comfortable beds, clean and big bathroom, and the most important of all - air conditioning in the sweltering Italian summer. Will definitely return if we are in the area.