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Bergamo Alta Guest House
A guest house in the heart of Città Alta in Bergamo, just steps from Piazza Vecchia and the Cathedral, with air-conditioned rooms, private bathroom and a studio with hill views.

Independent holiday home in the heart of Bergamo, a short walk from Accademia Carrara and Porta Sant'Agostino, with a terrace, balcony and two bedrooms for families and small groups.
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Casa Marta is an independent holiday home located in the historic centre of Bergamo, about 200 metres from Accademia Carrara and 700 metres from the Gewiss Stadium, on Via San Tomaso.
The accommodation is set on a single floor and is designed for families or small groups who wish to stay independently: it features two bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen with fridge, hob and microwave, and a bathroom with bidet and hairdryer. A washing machine is also available, useful for longer stays. Outside, a balcony and terrace allow guests to enjoy some outdoor time even while staying in.
The location is one of the property’s strengths: the historic centre of Bergamo Alta, with Piazza Vecchia and the Rocca, can be reached in just a few minutes on foot, while Bergamo-Orio al Serio Airport is about 6 km away. In the immediate surroundings there are restaurants, cafés and historic sites such as Porta Sant’Agostino, ideal for those who want to discover the city on foot. Free WiFi is included throughout the accommodation.

Casa Marta offers a single accommodation solution, designed to host families or groups of up to five people: the 2-Bedroom House, an independent unit of 129 square metres spread over a single floor.
The two bedrooms offer a total of four sleeping places, with a combination of a double bed and single beds suitable for both couples and those travelling with children. The accommodation has a private bathroom with bathtub or shower, a fully equipped kitchen with hob, fridge, microwave and utensils for preparing meals independently, as well as a living area with sofa and flat-screen TV. The balcony and terrace overlook the inner courtyard, offering extra outdoor space that is rare to find in Bergamo’s historic centre.
The only accommodation option at Casa Marta is a 129-square-metre holiday home spread over two bedrooms, able to host up to five people. One bedroom combines a single bed with a large double bed, while the other has two single beds, making the accommodation versatile for couples, families or small groups. The fully equipped kitchen, private bathroom and outdoor space with balcony and terrace overlooking the inner courtyard complete a unit designed for independent stays in the heart of Bergamo.
Casa Marta provides guests with everything needed for an independent and comfortable stay. The kitchen is fully equipped with a hob, fridge, microwave, electric kettle and cooking utensils, while the washing machine is useful for those staying longer in the city. A kettle for tea or coffee machine is also available.
The common areas include a living area with sofa, a dining area with table and a desk, as well as a balcony and terrace overlooking the inner courtyard. The private bathroom is equipped with a bathtub or shower, bidet, bathrobe and hairdryer. Free WiFi is available throughout the property, as is the flat-screen TV in the living area.
The holiday home is entirely non-smoking and also suitable for families with children, thanks to the availability of a highchair on request.
Casa Marta is located on Via San Tomaso, in the stretch that connects the historic centre of Bergamo Bassa to the upper part of the city, in a lively area full of cafés, restaurants and historic buildings. The neighbourhood is largely pedestrian and allows guests to reach the main points of interest on foot without needing a car.
About 150 metres away is Accademia Carrara, one of Lombardy’s most important art galleries, while Porta Sant’Agostino, one of the old gates of the walled city, is 400 metres away. The funicular that goes up to Città Alta has its stations about 900-950 metres away, convenient for reaching Piazza Vecchia (1.1 km) without tackling the climb on foot. Those arriving by plane will find Bergamo-Orio al Serio Airport about 6 km away, while Milan Linate and Malpensa airports are 40 and 73 km away respectively.
For leisure time, Bergamo Alta offers a well-preserved historic centre to explore on foot: besides Piazza Vecchia, it’s worth stopping at Bergamo Cathedral and the Rocca Museum, 800 metres away, which tells the story of the city with a view over the plain. In spring and summer, the Venetian walls and the Rocca gardens are ideal for an evening stroll, while in the colder months the historic cafés in the centre offer a comfortable refuge between one visit and another. Food lovers will find several restaurants in the immediate surroundings where they can try Bergamo cuisine, from casoncelli to polenta, without straying far from the accommodation.
Reviews particularly praise the location, with a score of 9.4, and the staff, rated 8.9. Comfort (8.5) and cleanliness (8.2) also receive good ratings, while general services (7.6) turn out to be the weakest point according to guests, who nonetheless consider the overall experience positive.
No, Casa Marta does not allow pets during the stay.
No, Casa Marta does not offer a breakfast service; guests can cook independently in the accommodation’s fully equipped kitchen.
Casa Marta does not have dedicated parking; it is recommended to check public parking options in the Via San Tomaso area.
Check-in at Casa Marta is possible from 14:00 to 22:00, with arrival time to be communicated in advance, while check-out is expected between 08:00 and 10:00.
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Yes, Casa Marta welcomes children of all ages and provides a highchair on request, along with two bedrooms suitable for a small family.
Casa Marta is located on Via San Tomaso, about 900-950 metres from the funicular stations connecting to the historic centre of Città Alta, also reachable on foot in about ten minutes.