Hotels near Papa Giovanni XXIII Hospital

"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 for business "

"Delighted to finish my tour of Italy with a stay in this hotel and city. Hotel was clean and really comfy. Close to both old and new city and breakfast was abundant in choice including gluten free options highly recommend"

"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."

"Wonderful, helpful staff, cool boutique hotel vibe "

"I've stayed several times before: it's a big hotel but with character. It's vintage 1970s (I should say):dated but well-kept, and full of references to Garibaldi. The name relates to the 'Thousand' who set out with the General to unify Italy in the 19th Century (Bergamo claims that they came from there). There are restaurants 15 minutes walk away. The breakfast - included - is good and very varied, and the staff are friendly. And it has its own free car-park: I've used it in the past. 24-hour reception has been a life-saver for me: one time my flight was badly delayed and I had to walk from the airport (it took me an hour), arriving at 2 am. I got in with no trouble, and collapsed in my bath (yes, the rooms have small baths!) For the price, it's astonishing value."

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