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Monasterio

Cusco , Peru

Monasterio – a Belmond Hotel, Cusco , Peru

Uncover the secrets of Cusco, Peru with a stay in one of its most cherished landmarks: Monasterio, a Belmond Hotel, Cusco.

Close to the lively Cusco central square is Monasterio, a Belmond Hotel, Cusco, a former monastery and national monument dating from 1592.

This delightful Belmont Hotel combines its centuries-old charm and ambiance with luxury hotel service, inspired restaurants and boutique rooms and suites. The ideal hotel from which to discover the delights of Cuzco, its doors open to a vibrant scene of old and modern architecture, markets, galleries and restaurants serving ‘new Andean’ cuisine.

The ideal hotel from which to discover the delights of the city, its doors open to a vibrant scene of old and modern architecture, markets, galleries and cafes serving exciting Andean cuisine.

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The hotel’s pièce de résistance is its jaw-dropping symmetrical courtyard. Laced with walkways and flowerbeds, the most prominent feature is the towering 300-year-old cedar tree that sits in the middle.

By day, head to the courtyard’s cloisters and enjoy tea or a light lunch. Or take pen and paper, settle down by the central fountain and let the muses strike.

In the evenings the courtyard’s graceful arches are accentuated by beautiful lighting. When darkness falls, the illuminated arches make a sensational frame for the starry night sky above.

By day, head to the courtyard’s cloisters and enjoy tea or a light lunch. Or take pen and paper, settle down by the central fountain and let the muses strike.

In the evenings the courtyard’s graceful arches are accentuated by beautiful lighting. When darkness falls, the illuminated arches make a sensational frame for the starry night sky above.

Uncover the secrets of South American cuisine and delight in our menu’s internationally inspired twists. Home to some of the best restaurants in Cusco, at Belmond Hotel Monasterio artisanal local produce takes center stage. Candlelit arches, shady cloisters and spirited live music help set the scene for unforgettable dining.

Belmond Hotel Monasterio boasts some of the most indulgent and unique accommodation in Cusco. After a day exploring the city, curl up under hand-woven alpaca blankets and dream of the adventures still to come.

Oxygen-enriched rooms can be arranged (additional fee). Daily breakfast included.

Monasterio – A Belmond Hotel Rooms

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One Bedroom Suites

Experience the top tier of luxury at this boutique hotel. Cusco brims with energy, yet these suites offer a tranquil hideaway. You’ll find almost endless space, with a bedroom, separate living room, large marble bathroom and either a private terrace, patio or balcony.

Monasterio, a Belmond Hotel, Cusco Activities

  • Art Tour
    We’re proud to showcase one of Cusco’s best independent art collections. Be led around the hotel by an expert in religious art and Peruvian history. Understand the symbolic meaning and mythical interpretations in each work, then explore our fascinating chapel – where you’ll find pieces rarely seen by the public.

  • Art, Cook and Opera
    Enjoy a feast for all the senses. Be dazzled on a guided tour of our hotel’s extensive art collection, then head to the kitchen to discover Peru’s culinary heritage.

  • Chef for a Day
    Roll up your sleeves for a flavorful introduction into Peruvian cooking. Begin with a tour of San Pedro market with our chef, then return with fresh produce for a two-hour hands-on class. Feast on a decadent three-course dinner in El Tupay, while the bartender creates a unique cocktail using the fruits you picked earlier.

  • Cooking Classes
    Expand your culinary repertoire with a lively cooking class. Watch the chef prepare two signature dishes during a live demonstration, or create three tempting courses under his expert guidance. Available for a minimum of two guests, advanced reservation required.

  • Pisco Lesson
    No visit to Peru is complete without pisco. Learn the history and distillation techniques of the country’s signature drink from our resident barman. Taste a number of varieties, then watch as he turns your favorite into a traditional Pisco Sour cocktail.

  • Children’s Cooking Lessons
    Fuel your children’s creativity. We offer a choice of two classes for little ones, where they can learn to create delicious cookies or tempting mini pizzas with a Peruvian twist. Under close supervision, students can put their own stamp on recipes to share with family afterwards. A plush lion toy is offered as a memento of their day.

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