HelloSky Lounge Milan Bergamo Airport Date of Visit: January 2025 (Last updated May 2026)
Time: Evening (7:00 PM – 9:00 PM)
The HelloSky Milan Bergamo Lounge is a Priority Pass and paid access airport lounge at Milan Bergamo Airport (BGY), located airside near Gate A15 and close to Eataly. This HelloSky Milan Bergamo Lounge review covers the location, access rules, £23 paid entry option, seating, food, self-serve drinks, Prosecco, Wi-Fi, power sockets, facilities and whether it is worth visiting before a flight.
During this evening visit, the lounge had a stylish Italian feel, comfortable seating, strong hot food, self-serve drinks, bottled beer, wine, spirits and Prosecco. The main drawbacks were the lack of runway views, limited natural light and power sockets mainly being available at the workstations.
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HelloSky Milan Bergamo Lounge Location
HelloSky Milan Bergamo Lounge is located airside at Milan Bergamo Airport, past Gate A15 and close to Eataly. The lounge is easy to reach once you are through security and is one of the main lounge options at BGY.
The lounge is open daily from 5:00 AM to 11:00 PM, although opening times can change, so it is worth checking before travelling.
HelloSky Milan Bergamo Lounge Access Rules
HelloSky Milan Bergamo Lounge can be accessed with Priority Pass, subject to capacity, or through a paid Lounge Pass booking. At the time of this review, paid entry cost around £23 per person.
If you are paying for entry, this lounge is strongest for food, self-serve drinks, seating and a calmer atmosphere than the main terminal. It is less appealing if you want runway views, natural light or power sockets at every seat.
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*Please note, all guests would enter at the discounted entry fee.
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Check-In Experience
The check-in process was smooth and welcoming at the HelloSky Milan Bergamo Lounge. The staff member at the counter was friendly and checked me in quickly. She noted that we could help ourselves to any of the food and drink at no extra charge, and gave us directions to the bathrooms.
Seating and Atmosphere at HelloSky Milan Bergamo Lounge
The HelloSky Milan Bergamo Lounge offers a pleasant, modern atmosphere with a mix of seating arrangements. Comfortable armchairs and small, clean tables create a relaxed environment for travellers. Additionally, there were some excellent chairs with foot stools, which were so comfy that we even saw one of the passengers taking a cheeky nap on them. Furthermore, the lounge featured a lot of art dotted around, each accompanied by descriptions. This combination gave the space a really unique Italian feel and made me feel as if I were in a posh Milan residence. Although the windows were large, they only provided a view of the departures seating area below.
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Food and Drink Options at the HelloSky Milan Bergamo Lounge
The food selection was above average for a lounge of this size and price range:
Hot items: There was a decent variety, including a small selection of pasta dishes, sausages with potato wedges and freshly prepared frittatas. The hot food was freshly replenished and individually plated into small bowls. Everything I ate was absolutely delicious and very much felt in line with the excellent Italian cuisine standards!
Cold items: Fresh salads, sandwiches, and fruit were available, all of which were fairly appetizing. The sandwiches were simple but satisfying, and the salads were a good, healthy option. There could have been tomatoes on offer, and the absence of olive oil and vinegar was a little disappointing, although this is me being very picky!
Drinks: The lounge offered a range of soft drinks, juices, and hot beverages. We liked the fact that the soft drinks, including my favourite Lemon Soda, were all in glass bottles. A coffee machine was available, and the coffee was decent for an airport lounge. The lounge had a self-serve liquor cart stand, with Bombay Sapphire Gin, Gordon’s gin, Martini, vodka, rum and Prosecco on offer. There were three different bottles of red and white wine, as well as several bottled beers on offer. Our favourite beer, Ichnusa, was also on offer which is a lager from Sardinia. Overall the selection was excellent, and all self-serve which made a nice change to most UK lounges. Sadly no Aperol was on offer though!
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Amenities and Wi-Fi at the HelloSky Milan Bergamo Lounge
The Wi-Fi connection at the HelloSky Lounge Milan Bergamo Airport was reliable and fast, making it easy to catch up on work or browse online. Power outlets were only available at work stations, meaning I had to use my portable charger whilst in the lounge. The lounge had both a conference room and a smoking room, which added to the space’s amenities. The lounge was generally well-maintained, and the bathrooms were clean and stocked.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Comfortable seating and a relaxing atmosphere. This included nice touches such as the Italian artwork filling the walls.
- A good variety of food and self-serve drink options.
- Clean facilities, with proactive staff constantly clearing the tables.
Cons
- The windows overlooked the main departure area. The lack of runway views meant there was no natural light.
- There was an absence of power outlets at lots of seats.
Is The HelloSky Milan Bergamo Lounge Worth Visiting?
The HelloSky Milan Bergamo Lounge is worth visiting if you have Priority Pass or paid access and want a calmer space with strong food, self-serve drinks and comfortable seating before your flight from Milan Bergamo Airport.
The biggest strengths are the hot food, Italian feel, self-serve drinks setup, Prosecco, bottled beer and relaxed atmosphere. For a lounge at this price point, the food and drinks were better than expected.
However, the lounge does not have runway views, natural light is limited and power sockets are mainly available at the workstations. Overall, it is a solid choice at BGY if you value food and drinks more than views.
Staff: 8/10
Food & Drink: 8/10
Ambiance and Views: 5/10
The Airport Lounge Bro Rating: 7/10
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HelloSky Milan Bergamo Lounge FAQs
The HelloSky Milan Bergamo Lounge is located airside at Milan Bergamo Airport, past Gate A15 and close to Eataly.
Yes, access is available through lounge programmes such as Priority Pass, subject to capacity.
A paid visit to the lounge can be booked through Lounge Pass for around £23 per person. Prices and availability can change, so check before travelling.
Yes, the HelloSky Milan Bergamo Lounge has self-serve drinks including wine, beer, spirits and Prosecco.
Power sockets are mainly available at the workstations, with fewer sockets near the standard seating areas.
The HelloSky Milan Bergamo Lounge is worth visiting if you want strong hot food, self-serve drinks and a calmer space than the terminal. It is less appealing if you want runway views or lots of natural light.
You can find more information about this lounge on the Bergamo website.
Secure Your Lounge Access
After you click Priority Pass, simply scroll down to the ‘Your Journey Starts Here’ section to purchase a lounge membership that suits you. A ‘Standard’ membership is best for more infrequent travellers which allows access to all lounges for a discounted fee (£24 or currency equivalent). ‘Standard Plus’ membership will provide 9 free visits per year, and then at the discounted rate after that. The ‘Prestige’ membership is for the frequent flier, which grants unlimited lounge access for the year!
*Please note, all guests would enter at the discounted entry fee.
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