Monasterio, A Belmond Hotel
BelmondUltra-LuxuryHeritage

Cusco, Peru

117–122 rooms and suites (97 rooms, 20 suites cited) rooms
Opened 1965
San Antonio Abad monastery from 1595; Inca foundations
From $550/night
Cusco, Peru

Peruvian · International · $$

El Tupay Menu & Review

At Monasterio, A Belmond Hotel, Cusco, Peru

Former refectory / courtyard dining; opera nights several times weekly

El Tupay is Monasterio's theatrical dinner room: globally inspired Peruvian cooking overlooking the courtyard, with opera nights featuring Cusco's top tenor and soprano talent roughly three times a week. It is romantic, occasionally loud, and deeply on-brand for a hotel that sells baroque drama. The cooking is polished rather than avant-garde; the evening is as much about the performance and the cloister setting as the plate. Choose it for celebrations and skip it if you want a quiet table after a long Sacred Valley day.

Menu Highlights

  • Globally inspired Peruvian dinner menu
  • Opera nights with Cusco tenor and soprano
  • Courtyard outlook from the old refectory
  • Celebration-friendly tasting of classics

Reservation Tip

Ask which nights are opera evenings when you book; request a quieter corner table if you want the food without the full performance.

El Tupay FAQ

What cuisine does El Tupay serve?
El Tupay at Monasterio, A Belmond Hotel serves Peruvian · International cuisine ($$).
What is the atmosphere at El Tupay?
Former refectory / courtyard dining; opera nights several times weekly
How do I book El Tupay at Monasterio, A Belmond Hotel?
Ask which nights are opera evenings when you book; request a quieter corner table if you want the food without the full performance.
Where is El Tupay located?
El Tupay is on-site at Monasterio, A Belmond Hotel in Cusco, Peru.
What should I order at El Tupay?
Menu highlights include Globally inspired Peruvian dinner menu, Opera nights with Cusco tenor and soprano, Courtyard outlook from the old refectory, Celebration-friendly tasting of classics.