Place is clean and is well-located. It is exceedingly difficult to find even if you follow google or apple maps because the host does not provide a house number nor is the doorbell marked. (You can sort out the general area, and if you look at doorbells to find the exact place, you're out of luck.) . For some reason, I didn't think of the street address--I thought it would be on the directions that Airbnb sent, and I didn't think to look until after I arrived in Bergamo. ***It is just plain stupid and idiotic not to provide a street address to Airbnb or a marked doorbell.*** I suppose the host thinks we all are telepathic.
A warning to non-Italian visitors: The electrical outlets are standard Italian 10AMP outlets, which are not used in the rest of Europe, and it's next to impossible to find an adpater for these. So if you get a standard three-prong Italian adapter, it won't work. There's a standard three prong (16AMP) in the bathroom, by the window if you need to charge your phone.
Other guests have remarked about the rooster that crows incessantly. Yes, this little guy can get on your nerves after four hours of crowing every 8 to 20 seconds (yes, I counted as I was trying to fall asleep) starting as soon as the sky starts to light--that's *before* sunrise.
The place is pretty minimal if you plan to cook there, but it can be done. No toaster, in case you're interested. But the main room is lovely, and the location is great--just a short walk to the bus in case you want to go into the lower town. The apartment is spotless, too. The bed is comfortable and , if you can deal with the rooster, you'll have a good night's sleep. The bird wakes up at 6. Bathroom is very good, too--especially the shower. A very good place for a couple or a small family with young kids. Just make sure you can find it--ask the hist for an address and you'll save yourself endless trouble.