Stay at Belmond Hotel Monasterio, one of the most unique hotels in Cusco, and experience the thrill of staying in a protected national monument. Discover inspired restaurants and boutique rooms and suites, all clustered around a tranquil central courtyard.
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.
ACCOMMODATION 122 rooms and suites
DINING Two restaurants, Lobby Bar and Deli Monasterio
FEATURES Andean Bath Butler service, massage room
ACTIVITIES Art tours, cooking classes and pisco lessons
EVENTS Meeting rooms including San Antonio Abad Chapel for weddings and business functions
LOCATION 15 minutes from Cusco Airport, adjacent to Belmond Palacio Nazarenas
Take a closer look at the hotel and its beautiful surroundings.
Staying with us turns a trip to Cusco into an unforgettably unique escape. Here are just some of the features that make us stand out from the crowd.
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.
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Belmond Hotel Monasterio is the perfect place to relax and revive. Choose soothing aromatherapy or an energizing Thai massage from the treatment menu. Or call your personal Bath Butler to prepare an indulgent end to a day of adventure and exploration.
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Visitors to Peru are exempt from the country’s 18% sales tax on charges for their room and food upon presentation at check in with a valid passport and/or Peruvian immigration card. The hotel invoice must be made out to the guest’s name and not to a company name.