Hotels near Parco Marenzi

"Parking attendants were very helpful during the rain storm. Breakfast: choices and freshness were perfect"

"It was a very nice and clean hotel. Definitely unique looking building surrounded by convention center complex. the staffs were absolutely helpful and kind. A clean modern room with a big balcony equipped well. Bed and pillows were comfortable. It’s a bit far from Bergamo city center but easy access by tram or walk. Also it has a big parking garage so all types of car will fit. Can’t expect anyone, it was a wonderful stay."

"It's a good three stars hotel."

"What a beautiful place to stay in the heart of Bergamo, quiet street but within walking distance to everything Bergamo has to offer. keyless entry so easy and practical. The apartment was clean, spacious and well equipped. The lady on Reception was lovely and told us the best places to eat & explore. We will be back. "

"Great location Good size room Good continental breakfast Good value stay"

"Central location. Very comfy bed. "

"Very friendly and helpful staff at check in.Always approachable and staff very welcoming at breakfast time.Nothing was a problem.We had an early check out and breakfast box’s were provided and a taxi booked to take us back to the airport approx €26.Room was clean and serviced every day.No hotel bar, but fridges with cold drinks available to purchase, and reasonably priced.We had a ground floor room 122 and no noise from the road or nearby station."

"The contactless check in so easy. The area is good with a few restaurants nearby. It took us 20 minutes to walk to the Funicular to take you up to Citta Alta. 2 wee croissants and 2 wee rolls left in a basket outside my door in the morning along with milk, water, butter and cheese left in the fridge is a really nice touch. Kettle and a coffee maker in the room too. There was a bit of a 'drain' smell when we came back into thr room in the evening. And the room is a bit noisy. From outside and from other guests."

"The hotel room was nice and clean. Disappointing that there were paper cups and wooden stirrers in the room, not real mugs and spoons!"