Location
The Belmond Hotel Monasterio is located on Calle Palacio, just two blocks from the Plaza de Armas, Cusco's central square, where the cathedral and most important museums are located.
Belmond Monasterio — former 16th-century monastery turned refined hotel at the heart of Cusco — offers 117 historic rooms, a cloistered courtyard under a 300-year-old cedar, colonial-chapel splendour and effortless access to the city’s soul.
Highlights
Rooms once used by clergy now offer marble bathrooms, alpaca throws, modern comforts — many with oxygen enrichment for high-altitude ease
Candle-lit arches, live opera, colonial-style bars and Peruvian-fusion menus turn dinner into performance — an immersive experience in place and time
Built around Inca foundations, the hotel is decorated with colonial antiques and fine works of religious art which wouldn’t be a miss in some of the world’s best galleries and museums
Treat yourself and stay in one of Peru’s most famous and opulent hotels – a former 16th century monastery that has been given the full Belmond five-star makeover
When to visit
If you are feeling the altitude (Cuzco is more than 10,000 feet up), then ask for one of the oxygenated rooms, where they will pipe fresh oxygen into your room to give you a good night's sleep.
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Enquire NowThe Belmond Hotel Monasterio is located on Calle Palacio, just two blocks from the Plaza de Armas, Cusco's central square, where the cathedral and most important museums are located.
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