Monasterio Hotel
Monasterio Hotel by Orient Express was the first
upscale luxury hotel established in Cusco just when tourism became a more
dynamic activity in Peru settled in a former monastery and national
monument that was built from 1592 on the site of the palace of Inca Amaru Qhala.
Since then, the hotel has been one of the most
recognized hotels in Cusco city and it has gained fame around the world because
it’s unique architecture, the valuable colonial art that decorates every corner
of the hotel and the excellent service.
The
location of the hotel is as good as most of the best hotels in Cusco: in the
center, a few steps away from the Main Square, at Plazoleta Nazarenas, easy to
access by car or on foot and safe to walk around at any time of the day.
Outside the hotel |
Walls decorated with authentic paints from the Colonial times |
Because the Monastery is a national monument protected
by the National Institute of Culture, there are several limitations in what
architectonical changes respects, reason why most of the rooms are quite small
considering guest´s expectations for a hotel of such a category, these rooms
were once the cells of the clerics who inhabited the monastery.
The
hotel counts with different room´s categories from Superior to Royal Suites and rates that goes from US$390 to more than US$2000 per room/night.
Junior Suite at Monasterio Hotel |
They were the first ones in the country that offered the feature of oxygen
supplement that enriches
the atmosphere in the rooms and makes the stay a lot pleasant considering
Cusco’s high elevation.
Monastery
Hotel charges US$48 per night for this feature while other hotels that open
years later counts with oxygen-enriched rooms at no extra cost.
Breakfast time at the hotel |
El Tupay Restaurant |
Booking a
table ahead of time is important, especially for dinner.
If you are not a guest
of this hotel and want to enjoy of a meal in any of its restaurants, you can
book it at the following link: http://www.monasteriohotel.com/web/ocus/ocus_t5d_booking.jsp
They count
with live music on certain days of the week. Also, try the Lobby Bar and enjoy
of a drink and canapés before your meal. The ambience is simply excellent.
Lobby bar |
Canapes served at the Lobby Bat |
All in all, this hotel is one of the best alternatives to stay in Cusco
in its category with international recognition and even if you cannot stay
overnight here, you still have the chance to indulge yourself with a fancy meal
or just chill out in their bar after a day full of activities in the magical
Cusco!
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