Città Alta, Bergamo
Gombit Hotel Bergamo
Gombit Hotel is a 15-room design hotel at Via Mario Lupo 6 in Bergamo's upper town, inside the 16th-century Venetian walls and beside the Torre del Gombito. Every room is different, and the hotel is a member of Design Hotels.
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About the property
- Rooms
- 12
- Suites
- 3
- Interiors
- Giò Pozzi
From our stays
We stayed in July 2025
Rooms and suites
Classic Double Room
18 sq m · city or inner courtyard view
Superior Double Room
22 sq m · city or inner courtyard view · three rooms · king bed
Deluxe Double Room
26 sq m · city view · four rooms · double or twin beds
Suites
Two-Level Junior Suite
38 sq m · inner courtyard view · sleeping mezzanine reached by an oxidised-iron staircase
Two-Level Suite
40 sq m · city view · on two levels · separate shower and bath areas
Junior Suite la Torre
49 sq m · city view · inside the Torre del Gombito, with a balcony
Where it is
- Città Alta funicular
- Direct
- Orio al Serio Airport
- 20 min by bus
Via Mario Lupo 6, Bergamo
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Ask for the Junior Suite la Torre, the largest at 49 sq m, which sits inside the Torre del Gombito and has a balcony.
Classic Double Room (18 sq m), Superior Double Room (22 sq m) and Deluxe Double Room (26 sq m). Suites: Two-Level Junior Suite (38 sq m), Two-Level Suite (40 sq m) and Junior Suite la Torre (49 sq m).
Where the hotel takes part in a partner programme, you get a room upgrade on arrival where one is free, breakfast for two each day, a hotel credit to spend on dining or the spa, and early check-in or late checkout when the hotel can give it, at no extra cost to you.
Via Mario Lupo 6 in Bergamo's upper town, inside the Venetian walls, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, next to the Torre del Gombito.
Interiors by Giò Pozzi, in soft colours and simple materials set against the old stone, each room different but in one style, spread over four floors of a building beside the 12th-century stone Torre del Gombito.
