Monasterio

Cusco, Peru

A celebration of Cusco’s golden history

  • 97 rooms, 20 suites
  • 2 restaurants and 1 bar
  • On-site chapel for ceremonies
  • 20 min drive from Alejandro Velasco Astete Airport (CUZ)

Accommodation

Step into a sanctuary where Spanish-Colonial-style architecture embraces modern indulgence.

One Bedroom Suite with Added Oxygen

Size:

49–71m²

Sleeps:

Up to 3 guests

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Junior Suites

Size:

31–47m²

Sleeps:

Up to 3 guests

Rooms

Size:

19–41m²

Sleeps:

Up to 3 guests

Destination

A woman sits at a table with coffee gazing out of her suite window at the terracotta roofscape of Cusco beneath a moody sky.

As the former capital of the Inca empire, Cusco is bursting with fascinating history – and at Monasterio, you are in prime position to explore its wonders.

Baroque Arts

Table for four in a low-lit restaurant with a large portrait of a cardinal behind

Our luxury hotel in Cusco is a former 16th-century baroque monastery, home to the powerful art and architecture of the Cusco School.

Resting on the original foundations of Inca Emperor Amaru Qhata’s palace where ancient stonework remains perfectly set, Monasterio encapsulates the spirit of historic Cusco.

In 1595, the site was transformed into the San Antonio Abad Monastery, a place of devotion and study for generations of monks. An ornate chapel soon rose within its walls, filling the cloisters with sacred music and candlelight.

Centuries later, in 1965, Monasterio entered a new era as a luxury hotel, its serene courtyards gathered around a 300-year-old Andean cedar – the last of its kind in Cusco and a silent witness to the passage of time.

LATEST

What's New

Discover the latest news from Monasterio, the place to celebrate Cusco's history.

Peru: An Odyssey Across a Time-Honoured Land

A woman holds up Peru, a book by Belmond and Assouline, obscuring her face, in front of an oil painting, seen at a low-angle.

In a new book published by Assouline in collaboration with Belmond, journalist Catherine Contreras invites readers to explore one of the planet’s most captivating destinations.

500 Brushstrokes in Peru

Five Peruvian women in bright woven shawls, four in montera hats, stand in front of large-scale ink artwork by Wu Jian'an.

Discover 500 Brushstrokes in Peru, artist Wu Jian’an's ambitious travelogue and participatory art project in collaboration with Belmond.

Restaurants & Bars

View of the courtyard with lush lawn sections, dining sets with parasols and a central cedar tree, viewed from the cloisters.

Dine in a lush courtyard framed by ancient cloisters at Oqre or under romantic stone arches to the sound of live opera in El Tupay.

Celebrations

Candlelit ceremonies beneath ancient arches, starlit gatherings in timeless courtyards. Whether you’re here to honor the spirit of Inti Raymi or to celebrate a wedding or honeymoon, Monasterio transforms every occasion into something unforgettable.

Weddings

White-clothed chairs await a ceremony in the serene San Antonio de Abad Chapel, ornate with illuminated original artworks.

When it comes to celebrating in style, few venues mark the start of a ‘happily ever after’ quite like Monasterio.

Cusco Festivals

Angled view of an Inti Raymi parade with the Sapa Inca carried above the procession in a chair, arm outstretched the crowds.

Cusco is a city with a celebratory spirit. Discover the different events throughout the year to plan the best time of year to visit Cusco, from Inti Raymi to the festive period.